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Craig Callaway, a political operative recently charged with vote-by-mail fraud, spoke Saturday morning at the annual fundraiser for the nonprofit organization Liberty and Prosperity held at Josie Kellys Public House on Shore Road.

Lawyers for the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority filed papers Tuesday seeking to join efforts to stop further development of the Atlantic Avenue "road diet" until the authority can review it.

Lawyers for the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority filed papers Tuesday seeking to join efforts to stop further development of the Atlantic Avenue "road diet" until the authority can review it.

Atlantic City got a green light Friday to proceed with a project to reduce the width of its main street from four lanes to two, despite fears from casinos and a hospital that the plan could tie the city into gridlocked knots, scare away gamblers and delay emergency vehicles.

A judge unfroze the bank account of the independent expenditures committee Jersey Freedom on Thursday, but did not rule on whether a lawsuit can proceed alleging the group broke election reporting law.

Atlantic City got a green light Friday to proceed with a project to reduce the width of its main street from four lanes to two, despite fears from casinos and a hospital that the plan could tie the city into gridlocked knots, scare away gamblers and delay emergency vehicles.

Atlantic City got a green light Friday to proceed with a project to reduce the width of its main street from four lanes to two, despite fears from casinos and a hospital that the plan could tie the city into gridlocked knots, scare away gamblers and delay emergency vehicles.

Atlantic City got a green light Friday to proceed with a project to reduce the width of its main street from four lanes to two, despite fears from casinos and a hospital that the plan could tie the city into gridlocked knots, scare away gamblers and delay emergency vehicles.

Atlantic City got a green light Friday to proceed with a project to reduce the width of its main street from four lanes to two, despite fears from casinos and a hospital that the plan could tie the city into gridlocked knots, scare away gamblers and delay emergency vehicles.

Five beachfront casinos have joined with AtlantiCare in suing to try to stop the reconfiguring of Atlantic Avenue to two vehicle travel lanes from four, with center turning lanes.