September 11, 2024
Atlantic City, N.J. (March 12, 2024) – City of Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small, Sr. announced during a news conference, this morning, that the $20-million awarded to the city as part of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s $100-million Boardwalk Preservation Fund will be used to improve the Atlantic City Boardwalk from New Jersey to Tennessee…
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By state Reps. Bob Merski, D-Erie; Tarik Khan, D-Phila.; Chris Pielli, D-Chester; and Roni Green, D-Phila. Political philosopher Hannah Arendt once wrote, “No one has ever doubted that truth and politics are on rather bad terms with each other.” When she penned those words more than five decades ago, it’s unlikely Arendt could have imagined…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross In a vote that could spell the end for Tik-Tok, a popular social media platform, Just three Pennsylvania Congressmen voted to save the social media platform. Scott Perry, Summer Lee and Brendan Boyle cast a NO vote. In New Jersey, all of the representatives except Andy Kim voted to end Tik-Tok….
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by Christopher Baxter, Spotlight PA Politicians in Harrisburg come and go, and political majorities shift over time. But one enduring constant no matter who’s in power is a reflexive inclination to shield information from the very people who pay the bills — we, the taxpayers. Our state and local governments exist to serve our communities….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A total of three medic units were called to a crash on Grant Avenue at Ashton Road. The accident happened about 11:00AM police said. None of the injuries were life threatening, officials on scene said. According to police and witnesses, one driver tried to make a left turn from Grant to…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Everyone should stop when a school bus has it’s red lights flashing. Not everyone does. Some school districts have outfitted the school buses that service their students with video cameras that capture motorists driving past without stopping. Many motorists pay the fine of $300.00 . Some, however contest the fine and…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Deputy Police Commissioner Frank Vanore gave more information on the eight children that were shot yesterday, on Cottman Avenue. He stated the investigation has turned up quite a bit of video and officers and detectives are looking through it. Four black males parked a stolen car at the Dunkin Donuts and…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A Pennsylvania State Troop-er had his hands full earlier when he stopped a car for tailgating and other motor vehicle violations. It should have been a traffic stop with a ticket and that’s it. However, Celena Morrison, who works in the Mayors Office for LGBT Affairs quickly started to yell at…
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WASHINGTON – Christopher Richardson, 37, of Langhorne, Pa., pleaded guilty today to falsifying a report filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and credit card fraud, both felony offenses, announced U.S. Attorney Matthew M. Graves, Acting Assistant Attorney General Nicole M. Argentieri of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division, Assistant Director in Charge David Sundberg of…
Read More about Langhorne Man Pleads Guilty To Creating Fake Election Super- PAC
by Alex Lloyd Gross “The election was fake, it was fraudulent, the wrong candidate won and votes were rung up illegally”. Claims like that are disheartening. In 2020 State Senator Doug Mastriano disparaged the integrity of the presidential election. To stop things like this happening again, an Election Integrity Task Force has been formed by…
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