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• Upper approves budget including tax increase

  By Bill Barlow Verified| The Press of Atlantic City Verified UPPER TOWNSHIP — Local taxes will rise under a $17.59 million budget unanimously approved by the Township Committee on Monday. “The tax levy is increasing by a little more than $594,000,” said Barbara Ludy, the township’s chief financial officer, citing a loss of state aid and increasing personnel costs. The average homeowner will pay about $85 more this year compared to last year, she said.

  By Bill Barlow Verified · The Press of Atlantic City

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Upper Township may have new administrator next month

  By Bill Barlow Verified| The Press of Atlantic City Verified UPPER TOWNSHIP — As the Township Committee moved to enter a closed-door session Monday, Mayor Curtis Corson had some advice for those who planned to wait outside. “Maybe get a pizza or something,” he said, suggesting they could get him one while they were at it. The committee had scheduled interviews with candidates to serve as the township administrator, a process Corson said would take hours.

  By Bill Barlow Verified · The Press of Atlantic City

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Corson says Upper Township made money from director Steven Spielberg's visit

  By Bill Barlow Verified| The Press of Atlantic City Verified UPPER TOWNSHIP — When Hollywood comes to town, someone is going to write a check. Mayor Curtis Corson reported at the Township Committee meeting Monday that the township charged Steven Spielberg’s production company a total of $19,500 while filming took place in the community last month. That included rent of township facilities and the use of township crews, such as from the public works department.

  By Bill Barlow Verified · The Press of Atlantic City

  Apr. 15, 2025

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The Press of Atlantic City

The Press of Atlantic City is a well-established newspaper serving Atlantic City, New Jersey, and its surrounding areas since 1895. It provides comprehensive coverage of local news, including politics, crime, sports, and community events. The newspaper has undergone several name changes, previously known as the Atlantic City Daily Press and Atlantic City Gazette-Review, before adopting its current title. The Press of Atlantic City publishes both print and digital editions. The print editions feature news articles, classifieds, weather reports, and advertisements. The digital editions offer full-text content and replicas of print editions, ensuring accessibility for readers. Additionally, the newspaper maintains extensive archives available online, which are valuable for historical research and genealogy. It also offers advertising services for local businesses, helping them connect with a targeted audience in the region.