Governor signs bill aimed at preventing utility bill ‘sticker shock’
By Nikita Biryukov, NJ Monitor New Jersey’s gas and electric utilities will be required to inform certain customers of their energy use and costs before monthly bills are issued under a bill Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law Tuesday. The bill is a bid to allow...
How to file for Social Security
By Eric Reich There is an awful lot of debate on when you should file for Social Security benefits. How you file is more straightforward, but not without its own confusing issues. Let’s take a look at what those issues are and what is required to start getting your...
Ten things you must do at the Shore this summer
By Delaney Crawford Summer at the Jersey Shore is a season like no other, filled with sun, sand, and endless opportunities for fun and adventure. Whether you’re a lifelong local or a first-time visitor, there’s something magical about the unique...
Remembering when giants roamed AC’s C-suites
Remembering WhenBy Chuck Darrow If you think about it, a casino is, in some ways, a microcosm of a city or state. Like them, a gambling den collects revenue, has a dedicated law enforcement operation and has a chief executive whose responsibility is to oversee all...
Treasure hunting your coins
By Douglas Keefe Treasure hunting is usually associated with people with metal detectors scouring the beaches and ghost towns looking for lost or buried coins. In many cases, these hunts are fruitful and unearth coins from centuries ago. Case in point: I know of...
