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3 weeks ago | downbeach.com | Lynda Cohen

The Greater Atlantic City Chamber of commerce has launched a search for a new presidentThe move comes after Michael Chait resigned from the position after more than seven years. "Everything is on outstanding terms and I’m helping with the transition," Chait told BreakingAC on Thursday. He said he is staying locally and moving into a new position but cannot provide details at this time. The chamber is working with Jane Asselta, who will serve as leadership consultant.

1 month ago | downbeach.com | Zak Wolf

The fate of the tush will be decided tomorrow at the NFL Owners Meetings in Minneapolis. The proposal to ban the play was initially introduced by the Packers in March, but was going to fall short of the 24 votes needed. Instead, talks were tabled until this week. Since Nick Sirianni got hired in 2021, the play has been a staple of the Eagles’ short-yardage situation gameplan.

1 month ago | downbeach.com | Zak Wolf

NFL owners have voted to ban the Tush Push, according to TK report. TK number of owners voted to implement the ban — which was initially proposed by the Green Bay Packers — exceeding the 24-vote threshold needed.

1 month ago | downbeach.com | Nanette Lobiondo Galloway

MARGATE – Ahead of the holiday weekend when hundreds of teenagers gather on the beach in front of Lucy the Elephant to celebrate senior week, Margate Police issued a warning for parents that curfew will be enforced. Over the last several years, events at shore communities in Margate, Ocean City and Wildwood have marred what should be a celebration of summer and commemorate those brave men and women who gave their lives for freedom.

1 month ago | downbeach.com | Nanette Lobiondo Galloway

All three Downbeach towns will hold Memorial Day commemoration ceremonies Monday, May 25 to honor the brave men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. VENTNORVentnor will pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for the USA. Join the Greater Absecon Island VFW for a solemn ceremony at 9 a.m. around the flagpole at City Hall, 6201 Ventnor Ave.