1849:?? Defeated in politics and worn out from his grueling rural medical practice, ?52 year old Dr. Jonathan Pitney gets idea to build health resort on northern half of a ?near empty sand-dune island in Atlantic County, ?accessible only by […]
Atlantic City Timeline: 1854-1914 Read More »
In ?1854, only seven families lived? on the mostly empty sand-dune island now known as ?Atlantic? City .?? ?Just 60 years later, that same island was a rich, modern, sophisticated city with 51,000 year round residents and millions of summer
Growing up in Atlantic City, our?parents, grandparents, teachers and neighbors told us the stories they heard about Atlantic City when they were young.?? They often spoke of how wonderful it was when people had so much freedom and?opportunity.?? Years later,?we
When we?understood and applied?these “self-evident” truths, ?America brought more wealth, opportunity and justice to more people than any other nation in history. . . Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. www.libertyandprosperity.org Weekly Update Breakfast Discussion
June 27, 2014–Please help us hand out these cards. Read More »
Let?s talk about our Declaration of Independence this July 4. During our last Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln inspired our nation by reminding us that our nation was ?conceived in liberty? on July 4, 1776. On that day, our Declaration
Our nation was built on these “self-evident” truths: Read More »
When Democratic Senate President Sweeney demands a new tax on “millionaires” to bail out NJ pension funds, he never says?that that thousands of retired government employees are millionaires themselves–especially part-time politicians and other insiders who “juiced” their pensions just before
When Democratic Senate President Sweeney demands a new tax on “millionaires” to bail out NJ pension funds, he fails to mention that that thousands of retired government employees are millionaires themselves–especially part-time politicians and other insiders who “juiced” their pensions
Atlantic County Republican Freeholders tabled (delayed a vote) on a bad and unnecessary tax at their meeting in Pleasantville today. But why didn?t they just vote it down? Why prolong an issue that portrays Republicans as “mean”, and helps Democrats every time it gets media attention?
Republican freeholder majority tables vote on new tax for homeless. Read More »
Parents, teachers, and students have every right to be angry with the Egg Harbor Township public schools.?? Their best students will no longer be taught advanced skills in mathematics and other important subjects needed to invent, create, think, and succeed
Egg Harbor Township dumbs down math instruction to comply with “Common Core” Read More »
Did Atlantic Republican Freeholders Marino, Pauls, and Risley read the ordinance they voted for??? At the hearing last week, they said the Republican County Executive and 7-2 Republican freeholder majority will decide how the $250,000 collected from the new tax
