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At Daily News Union rally, UWS Councilmember Gale A. Brewer says, "We must support local news!" Current NYDN has only 65 journalists to cover all of NYC, while making money for owners, Alden Capital.

.grahamrayman: “There are people in this crowd who have not had a raise in more than a decade, who carry the paper every day.”

Competitors in the Red Bull Surf & Rescue competition in Ventnor tonight. ⁦Red Bull⁩

Brigantine is doing well in the ⁦Red Bull⁩ surf and rescue competition being held in Ventnor today.

In 1991, Ginny Burbage, a courier at FedEx, saw a package with Charles Barkley's address on it. Her brother, Tommy, had terminal cancer. He was a big Sixers fan. So, she sent him a letter. Days later, Barkley came to their house. He stayed for two hours inquirer.com/sixers/charles…

Many Canadians canceled travel to the Shore after Trump’s tariffs — but some came to Wildwood anyway inquirer.com/news/new-jerse…

Front page of today’s Press of AC featuring stories by Amy S. Rosenberg Wayne Parry and Bill Barlow

Omg jeopardy ! Such an easy question to blow ! Also nobody calls the Delaware Bay the other jersey shore.

After four decades, a woman took a former Margate lifeguard to court for alleged abuse when she was a teenager. A jury awarded her $3 million. inquirer.com/news/new-jerse…

Jury awards woman $3 million for a sexual assault by a Jersey shore lifeguard-turned Coral Gables Fla acupuncturist inquirer.com/news/new-jerse…

Tony Chowdhury's Fusion Club is Bart Blatstein's latest Atlantic City gamble. @AmySRosenberg takes us there and @JakeBlumgart talks to relentless development financier Billy Procida about its prospects at Bart's short-lived Showboat waterpark site. inquirer.com/news/new-jerse…

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. said he is “absolutely not” considering a plea deal in a case involving the alleged physical abuse of his daughter in which he would have avoided jail time but been required him to give up office.

In a surprising 6-1 vote, City Council said no to sending Wonderland to the Ocean City Planning Board for review. Developer Eustace Mita, pictured, said after the vote that this kills plans for an Icona hotel and he will take the first offer for $25 million for the site.

In Ocean City, uncertainty, recrimination, and a new idea for Wonderland Pier after a summer without rides inquirer.com/news/new-jerse…

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Iconic interview tbh. Dad not at all surprised it was another Philadelphia fan that came at him. Father talks about viral moment Phillies fan demanded home run ball from his son nbcnews.com/sports/basebal… via @nbcnews