A passenger ferry connecting New York City and Atlantic City could begin operating as early as Memorial Day weekend 2027 under a proposal discussed Monday by Mayor Marty Small, casino executives, developers and representatives of ferry operator Seastreak. According to SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com, the proposed service would carry as many as 600 passengers between Manhattan and Atlantic City's Farley State Marina at Golden Nugget, with an estimated travel time of approximately 2½ hours and a round-trip fare of about $150.
Proposal For Regional Air Service Between AC And Boston
A proposal to establish new regional airline service at Atlantic City International Airport, potentially connecting the resort with Boston and other underserved destinations, was a major topic of discussion during Monday's meeting of Mayor Marty Small, casino executives and developers. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports former state senator and longtime EHT mayor Sonny McCullough, who attended the Sept. 21 meeting, revealed details of the airline discussions Tuesday morning during an interview on The Don Williams Show on News Talk 1400 and 92.3 WOND.
7 Year Old Dies From Injuries In Minibike Crash
A 7-year-old Pleasantville boy has died from injuries suffered when the gas-powered minibike he was riding collided with a car in Atlantic City on Sunday afternoon. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports the crash occurred around 5 p.m. Sept. 20 near the intersection of Massachusetts and Melrose avenues. Police said the child was riding a gas-powered minibike when he was involved in a collision with a blue 2012 Nissan Altima. The boy was initially transported to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center before being airlifted to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, where he died from his injuries.
Wonderland Pier Ferris Wheel Is Coming Down
One of Ocean City's most recognizable landmarks is facing demolition as the future of the former Gillian's Wonderland Pier property continues to take shape.The amusement park's iconic Ferris wheel, which has towered over the Boardwalk for decades, will have to be taken down because of deteriorating structural conditions. The development during a tour of the former amusement park Friday, Sept. 18, according to a report published Monday by the Sentinel.










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