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Harvest Town reflects the Small Administration’s commitment to creating events that put residents first.

Investor confidence in Atlantic City continues to make headlines with the purchase of the former Trump Plaza site by businessman George Norcross.

During the interview, Mayor Small discussed his administration’s commitment to prioritizing taxpayers while investing in programs and services that improve quality of life for Atlantic City residents.

City officials recently broke ground on a new public comfort station, marking another step in enhancing the waterfront destination for residents, boaters and visitors.

A special ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the completion of a $1.33 Million renovation project.

For five decades, Spanky & Son Subs & Deli has been a fixture in Atlantic City's Chelsea Heights.

The proposed service would operate between New York City and the Farley State Marina at Golden Nugget Atlantic City.

A major piece of Atlantic City’s ongoing transformation is moving forward, with paving of both Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Avenue.

Together, Mayor Small’s 2022 and 2026 Inaugural Galas have generated more than $1 Million for Atlantic City nonprofit and community organizations.

For Atlantic City, coming together is about taking care of one another and supporting the people who call this city home.

Improvements at City Hall in Atlantic City are continuing, with a new café adding a practical amenity for employees and visitors while creating a new opportunity for a local small business.

The city has been selected as one of only two New Jersey municipalities to receive a $30,000 Abandoned Property Rehabilitation Act (APRA) Scholarship from the Center for Community Progress.

U.S. Senator Cory Booker got an up-close look at Atlantic City’s ongoing development and small business momentum during a tour of the city’s Orange Loop, offering high praise for the city as a whole and the investment taking place.

For a small business owner, getting in front of potential customers is important. So is meeting another business owner who has been through the same challenges, finding a new partner or simply having a chance to talk with someone who understands what it takes to build a business.

Atlantic City continues putting its money and resources behind its small business community, creating opportunities that go well beyond simply encouraging residents to shop local.