Wayne Parry
The Associated Press
Atlantic City, NJ, United States
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Dee Snider moves way beyond Twisted Sister on heaviest disc
Dee Snider “Leave A Scar” (Napalm) This is not a Twisted Sister album, not by any measure. The latest solo album from the band’s frontman Dee Snider is harder, heavier and more steeped in new metal than anything the former MTV darlings did in the ‘80s. Times and tastes change, and 2021 Dee Snider fully embraces today’s metal scene, including the guttural growls of guest “vocalist” George… → Read More
Dee Snider moves way beyond Twisted Sister on heaviest disc
By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press Dee Snider “Leave A Scar” (Napalm) This is not a Twisted Sister album, not by any measure. The latest solo album from the band's frontman Dee Snider is harder, heavier and more steeped in new metal than anything the former MTV darlings did in the '80s. Times and tastes change, and 2021 Dee Snider fully embraces today's metal scene, including the guttural growls of… → Read More
Atlantic City casinos win $345M in June, new monthly record
$345 Million: Atlantic City's casinos set a new monthly record for gross gambling revenue in June. → Read More
They’re not blown away by NJ’s offshore wind power plans – Lowell Sun
OCEAN CITY, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey is moving aggressively to become the leader in the fast-growing offshore wind energy industry on the East Coast, but not everyone is blown away by those amb… → Read More
Atlantic City casinos win $345M in June, new monthly record
ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City's casinos set a monthly record for gross gambling revenue in June, winning more than $345 million as pandemic fears eased somewhat and gamblers returned with → Read More
Firms, Rutgers to study telehealth gambling treatments
A gambling technology company and a virtual mental health clinic are joining with New Jersey’s Rutgers University to study the effectiveness of treatment for compulsive gambling and video game playing delivered in a virtual setting. → Read More
Smokers can light up again at Atlantic City casinos
Gamblers who smoke are once again lighting up inside Atlantic City's casinos, even as a renewed push is on by smoking opponents to prohibit it permanently. A year-long temporary ban on smoking at the casinos, inspired by the coronavirus outbreak last year, ended on Sunday. → Read More
Texas college helps restore reefs: diners' discarded shells establish new oyster colonies
Call it the seafood circle of life. → Read More
Diners' discarded shells help establish new oyster colonies
PORT REPUBLIC, N. J. (AP) — Call it the seafood circle of life: Shells discarded by diners are being collected, cleaned and dumped into waterways around the country and the world, where they form the basis of new oyster colonies. One of the latest such projects is taking place in Atlantic City, where a casino and two other restaurants are saving the shells left over from their diners. → Read More
Diners' discarded shells help establish new oyster colonies
Shells discarded by diners are being collected, cleaned and dumped into waterways around the country and the world, where they form the basis of new oyster colonies → Read More
Diners’ discarded shells help establish new oyster colonies
PORT REPUBLIC, N.J. (AP) — Call it the seafood circle of life: Shells discarded by diners are being collected, cleaned and dumped into waterways around the country and the world, where they form the basis of new oyster colonies. One of the latest such projects is taking place in Atlantic City, where a casino and […] → Read More
Diners’ discarded shells help establish new oyster colonies
PORT REPUBLIC, N.J. (AP) — Call it the seafood circle of life: Shells discarded by diners are being collected, cleaned and dumped into waterways around the country and the world, where they form the basis of new oyster colonies. One of the latest such projects is taking place in Atlantic City, where a casino and […] → Read More
Diners’ discarded shells help establish new oyster colonies
PORT REPUBLIC, N.J. (AP) — Call it the seafood circle of life: Shells discarded by diners are being collected, cleaned and dumped into waterways around the country and the world, where they form the basis of new oyster colonies. One of the latest such projects is taking place in Atlantic City, where a casino and […] → Read More
New Jersey gamblers can light up Sunday as smoking ban in AC casinos ends
New Jersey's yearlong coronavirus-inspired ban on smoking in Atlantic City casinos will end Sunday, just in time for the Fourth of July holiday. → Read More
N.J. gamblers can light up Sunday as smoking ban ends
New Jersey’s yearlong coronavirus-inspired ban on smoking in Atlantic City casinos will end Sunday. → Read More
Atlantic City's 2 newest casinos nearing top of market
Two Atlantic City casinos that were reopened have climbed near the top of gambling revenues. → Read More
Blaring Sirens to Mark 10 P.M. Youth Curfew in Atlantic City
Sirens soon will sound each night in Atlantic City at 10, marking the arrival of a juvenile curfew prohibiting those under 18 from being on the streets. → Read More
Atlantic City to use sirens to mark 10 pm juvenile curfew
Atlantic City to use sirens to mark 10 pm juvenile curfew → Read More
New Owners Try to Get Bally's Atlantic City Back in the Game
The new owners of Bally’s Atlantic City are attempting to revive a comatose casino in perhaps the most cutthroat gambling market in America → Read More
A-list shows returning to Atlantic City with Guns N' Roses
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Welcome (back) to the jungle: Guns N' Roses is playing an Atlantic City casino this year. → Read More