W.f. Keough

Featured in: Favicon

pressofatlanticcity.com

Articles

Nebius to build 300 MW AI data center in Vineland

1 month ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

VINELAND — Nebius, a Netherlands-based AI infrastructure company, is expanding its operations in the United States with a new data center expected to open in the city this summer, the company said this week. Nebius, which is having its facility custom built, will have a capacity of 300 megawatts, the company said. AI data centers are specialized facilities built to house enough computing power to power the internet and handle the artificial intelligence workload.
Atlantic City's growing public arts boom spotlighted in film

1 month ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

The Atlantic City Arts Foundation screened a documentary on the the city-wide mural campaign Wednesday as part of its winter mixer. The event took place at the Anchor Rock Club in Atlantic City's Orange Loop neighborhood. ACAF Executive Director Michael Atkins said the annual event was an opportunity to highlight the work of local artists, build enthusiasm for the coming year and showcase "an awesome" video on the foundation's journey toward achieving 100 public arts murals across the city.
Technology issues have impacted our print and e-editions. We're working to correct the problem.

2 months ago | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

Since Tuesday, a serious technical outage has kept us from producing a printed newspaper or e-edition of The Press, and many of you are understandably frustrated. The company-wide issues have proven stubborn, but a determined Lee Enterprises technology team has been working nonstop to address them over the past four days, and I'm confident we will soon see our ability to print and produce and e-version of the The Press of Atlantic City.
A state tax credit program is helping Atlantic City's neighborhoods. A Senate bill would add $50M to the program.

Jan 2, 2025 | pressofatlanticcity.com | W.f. Keough

Neighborhood revitalization projects like those occurring in Atlantic City and Camden's distressed neighborhoods could get a boost under a bill that would increase funding for the state's Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit program by $50 million annually. Senate Bill 3170 passed the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee unanimously in early December and awaits review by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
'Doing the hard work' paying off in Atlantic City's Chelsea neighborhood

Nov 26, 2024 | pressofatlanticcity.com | W.f. Keough

ATLANTIC CITY — The formula for rebuilding the city's Chelsea neighborhood is simple, if you ask Elizabeth Terenik, president of the Chelsea Economic Development Corp. Simple. Not easy. "It's hard work,' said Terenik, whose organization is one of four community development corporations helping the city's neighborhoods at a grassroots level.
Louisiana pharmacy executive pleads guilty in $50 million NJ health care fraud scheme

Nov 13, 2024 | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

A former sales executive of a Louisiana compounding pharmacy pleaded guilty Wednesday for his role in a prescription fraud scheme that defrauded New Jersey and military health benefits programs of $50 million through medically unnecessary and bogus prescriptions. Christopher Casseri, 56, of Baton Rouge, pleaded to one count of conspiring to commit health care fraud before U.S. District Judge Edward S. Kiel in Camden federal court.
Atlantic City's Inlet neighborhood benefiting from grassroots projects

Nov 7, 2024 | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

With the Atlantic Ocean, Gardner's Basin and the Absecon Inlet as borders, Atlantic City's Inlet never lacks for a water view or breeze. But if the neighborhood's open air feeling has a downside, it's that some of the open space is due to vacant properties and a lack of local businesses.
Flavor magazine coverage moves into the pages of The Press

Nov 2, 2024 | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

Covering restaurants and food trends has always been a part of our tradition at The Press of Atlantic City, and that coverage continues with our latest story, video and photographs of Atlantic City casino executive director chef Deborah Pellegrino. We know this region has some of the best dining and entertainment options well beyond the shoreline, and we've always loved telling you about the latest trend or spot. That is not changing. But something has changed this month.
Atlantic City's Ducktown project 'for the neighborhood, by the neighborhood'

Oct 16, 2024 | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

All around, Atlantic City’s neighborhoods are slowly improving, becoming a more welcoming place. You notice it as you drive through the city's 48 blocks: a mural here, plants and flowers fronting spruced up storefronts. A formerly crooked and cracked sidewalk has been replaced. Potholed roads are being repaved. Planters add a touch of green and color to businesses.
Atlantic City boutique hotel project gets $3.5M boost

Oct 15, 2024 | pressofatlanticcity.com | Buzz Keough |W.f. Keough

ATLANTIC CITY — A 44-room hotel project in the city's Ducktown neighborhood received a $3.5 million boost from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority last week. The five-story hotel and courtyard proposed by Silk Road AC LLC would be built on several lots along the 2300 block of Arctic Avenue, between Georgia and Mississippi avenues.