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New Jersey judge rules smoking can continue in Atlantic City casinos
A judge on Friday allowed smoking to continue in Atlantic City's casinos, giving some measure of relief to the city's struggling casino industry while rebuffing workers who have long sought to be able to breathe clean air on the casino floor.The ruling by Superior Court Judge Patrick Bartels represented a major victory for the city's nine casinos, most of which are winning less money from in-person gamblers than they did before the COVID19 pandemic hit.But it was a big setback for workers who have been trying for four years to ban smoking in their workplaces, first by trying to get...
‘Another Night of Entertainment, Dining & Dancing’ awaits at the Historic Old Bermuda Inn Sept. 28 | Inside Out
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — It’s often been said that the sound of music stimulates the mind and soothes the soul. The universal language, music connects cultures and even evokes emotions that words alone simply can’t express. With those thoughts in mind, the distinguishable sounds of doo-wop oldies,...
HS football: Jeremiah Williams in mid-season form as St. Peter’s cruises past Susan Wagner
Jeremiah Williams didn’t mince words when delivering a short, to-the-point message to his relatively new offensive line: Block for three seconds and he’ll make his cut. And, boy, did he do a lot of cutting Saturday. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a...
Ghostface Killah and friends headline Peace & Unity Festival at Snug Harbor (120 photos)
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Hundreds of hip-hop fans united to celebrate pride and community spirit at the second annual ‘Peace and Unity Festival’ on Saturday. The event was filled with family-friendly activities, local talent showcases, and food vendors. If you purchase a product or register for an...
Lakewood Police Department Mourns The Passing Of Detective Sergeant Eugene A. Vigna
The Lakewood Police Department is mourning the passing of Eugene A. Vigna, a former Lakewood Police officer and dedicated public servant. Mr. Vigna passed away on Thursday, August 29, 2024, at the age of 91, at Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus in Lakewood. Born in Jersey City, Mr. Vigna resided...
Why your young driver may be better off in NJ than elsewhere
⚫ A new report ranks the best and worst states for teen drivers. ⚫ NJ gets credit for having "strict driving laws" ⚫ A law taking effect in 2025 will add a major requirement for new drivers. New Jersey gets some praise in a report released Tuesday on young drivers.
Free Coffee: Wawa Is Gearing Up For The School Year In New Jersey
Being a teacher is an incredibly hard job. Not only are you planning out an entire year's worth of curriculum, you're also dealing with kids, parents, and an ever-changing educational landscape. A lot of my friends are teachers, and I respect the heck out of them for doing the job...
Bystanders spring to action, aid sunbathing woman run over by officer on N.J. beach
Rose Simone was sunbathing on the Wildwood beach on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon when the screaming started. “People were just screaming, ‘You hit somebody! Somebody’s under your truck! Stop!” Simone recounted in a phone interview Saturday. “Everybody is just gathering around the area and then the cop jumps out of his truck.”
HS football: Kevin Gumb’s late TD the difference as Farrell wins another thriller over Hendricken, 34-30
Another season-opener, another barn-burner between Monsignor Farrell and Rhode Island state champ Bishop Hendricken to kick off the 2024 high school football campaign. And more importantly for Farrell and head coach Rocco Del Priore, another victory as the Lions once again came back from another fourth-quarter deficit to snatch a 34-30 non-league win at jam-packed and loud Dennis Barrett Stadium, Oakwood.
Election 2024: Are you voting for Trump or Harris, Staten Islanders? We want to know.
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race for president, social media -- and media in general -- has been flooded with news articles, posts, polls and memes related to the 2024 presidential election. Harris, who is 18 years younger than Trump, has been said...
Staten Island actor and filmmaker, who is son of Wu-Tang Clan’s U-God, gets art grant to inspire youth storytellers
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Filmmaker Dontae Hawkins has just been awarded Staten Island Art’s prestigious Department of Cultural Affairs Premier Grant, setting the stage for an inspiring new project. With this grant, Hawkins aims to transform the lives of underserved youth, providing them with the resources and skillsets to...
VOTE: Shore boys soccer Players of the Year. Who will be the top forward in 2024?
Shore soccer is finally back in action this week, and the APP released the preseason All-Shore teams along with watch lists for each position group. But it's time for readers to make their choice for who will be the best player at each position on the pitch this fall. First up is the forwards, which is also the most loaded position group in the conference as three first team All-Shore honorees from last year are back...
Franklin Township Community Food Distribution Day
SOMERSET, NJ - The Community Food Distribution Day will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 4, from 11 am to 11:30 pm at First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens, located at 771 Somerset St., Somerset, N.J. In partnership with the Franklin Food Bank and the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, this monthly event provides fresh produce to those facing food insecurity.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The distribution operates on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. Community members in need are encouraged to arrive early to receive food assistance. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Staten Island Gen Zers say they are ready to make their voices heard in the 2024 election
Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing journalistic initiative to examine the political thinking of Staten Island’s Gen Z population ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Gen Z is made up of those born between 1997 and 2012 and is presently the youngest generation with the power to vote in the United States. If you or someone you know would like to participate in “Election 2024: Gen Z may hold the key,” please e-mail jdelaney@siadvance.com.
Staten Island Home of the Week: Grymes Hill contemporary home with pool, sauna, views listed for $1.8M
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A contemporary residence on Grymes Hill offers luxury living with panoramic views of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. Located at 75 Longview Road, this three-level home features high-end custom upgrades, including heated floors, spacious bedrooms with private baths, and terraces on every floor, according to the Staten Island Multiple Listing Services, MLSSINY.com listing. Additional amenities include a central intercom system, sauna, Jacuzzi, basement theater, backyard patio with a fireplace, swimming pool, and parking for eight cars, mentioned in the listing. Priced at $1,750,000, this property combines modern sophistication with serene comfort, making it a unique opportunity for potential homeowners, as listed. JUSTIN GORELIK / AMERIHOMES REALTY OF NY, INC. is the listing agent.
Here’s what Staten Islanders say about climate change
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A recent survey revealed that 88% of Staten Islanders believe in climate change — in one fashion or another. An informal Advance Local survey polled 1,209 Staten Islanders about their thoughts on the following question: “Which of the following best describes your position on climate change?”
BSA Images Of The Week: 09.01.24
In the past two decades, Asbury Park, New Jersey, has undergone a dramatic transformation, evolving from a struggling, economically challenged city into a pleasantly eclectic one. This shift, driven by gentrification, has attracted a wealthier demographic, including professionals and artists from nearby New York City, drawn by affordable housing, a revitalized waterfront, and the promise of a burgeoning cultural scene. For many, it has become a trendy, artistic destination.
New Jersey Drivers to Pay More to Cross Into PA
Bad news for anyone who plans to drive into Pennsylvania. The Delaware River Port Authority has raised the cost of tolls on 4 major bridges into the Keystone State. Effective immediately, the cost to cross the Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross, and Commodore Barry Bridges will rise twenty percent, from five dollars to six.
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