Those who visit Atlantic City understand why it’s called the ‘mini Las Vegas’, with plenty of entertainment to fill a weekend or even a week. Atlantic City is like the mini Las Vegas of the East. It’s a small seaside town in Atlantic Country, southern New Jersey, famous for itsRead More →
After a hiatus of over 18 months, live music is back – hallelujah! On Saturday, November 13, Brett Young brought his “Caliville” style to Atlantic City and lit up the stage at the Ovation Hall at the Ocean Casino Resort. Listening to the music we enjoy has been shown toRead More →
NORFOLK, Va. (November 15, 2021) – The Commander, U.S. 2nd Fleet (C2F) hosted the U.S. Coast Guard Atlantic Area and Canadian Armed Forces Joint Task Force Atlantic for talks Tripartite Staff 2021, following Frontier Sentinel Live Exercise 2021, at C2F Headquarters aboard Naval Base (NSA) Hampton Roads, Nov. 15. DuringRead More →
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – A Myrtle Beach trash can crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Keith McGreal, who lives along Ireland’s west coast, said he found the blue bin in Mulranny, County Mayo on Sunday. McGreal told WMBF News he and his family were walking the beach when they saw aRead More →
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – A Myrtle Beach trash can crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Keith McGreal, who lives along Ireland’s west coast, said he found the blue bin in Mulranny, County Mayo on Sunday. McGreal told WMBF News he and his family were walking the beach when they saw aRead More →
ATLANTIC CITY – At any time during his work, Pete Naccarelli could be a few feet away from six people who are actively smoking. And he has no choice but to stay where he is, until he walks over to his next table. “It’s the most unhealthy thing you canRead More →
One of a series of interviews with candidates for the general election of November 2, based on the editorial … Danielle Plá, president of Surfrider’s South Jersey chapter, said the group has deployed a network of activists to advocate for reducing the consumption of single-use plastics that can pollute beachesRead More →
Photograph of Beau Ridge When Evan walked into Candice’s life in 2014, it was at a time when those around her were telling her that she should prioritize finding love the same way she prioritizes her job. Her coworkers and employees were so serious about it that they threatened toRead More →
By Al Goodman and Hannah Ritchie, CNN Residents of the east coast of the Spanish island of La Palma were taken into custody on Monday as lava flowing from the Cumbre Vieja volcano nears the sea. Lava at 1,250 degrees Celsius could hit the Atlantic Ocean in the coming hours,Read More →
By Al Goodman and Hannah Ritchie, CNN Residents of the east coast of the Spanish island of La Palma were taken into custody on Monday as lava flowing from the Cumbre Vieja volcano nears the sea. Lava at 1,250 degrees Celsius could hit the Atlantic Ocean in the coming hours,Read More →
The popularity of football and the growth of sports betting in New Jersey is the recipe for success at Atlantic City casinos and sports betting. In fact, this NFL the betting season could be that of the record books in Atlantic City casinos. The league has already upped the anteRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form above warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are poised to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form above warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are poised to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form over warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are ready to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
GREENVILLE, North Carolina (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form over warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are ready to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are onlyRead More →
GREENVILLE, NC (WNCT) – Hurricanes are one of nature’s wonders. They form over warm ocean waters in summer simply because the sea surface temperatures are warm. We are in the middle of hurricane season and the oceans are ready to fuel the development of storms. While temperatures are only oneRead More →
Unlike many of the boundless territories of western Donegal, Glencolmcille is a distinct place, a place with clear and knowable boundaries, locked by the Atlantic to the west and a wall of peat-covered mountains to the north, to the east and south. It is perhaps this aspect of the valleyRead More →
If you watched the 2004 film, Two days later, you may remember that a disruption to the circulation of the North Atlantic Ocean sent the planet into another Ice Age. A study published last week in Nature Climate Change notes that this circulation, officially known as the Atlantic Meridional OverturningRead More →
Loading Something is loading. In the 2004 film “The Day After Tomorrow”, a climatologist played by Dennis Quaid warns world leaders against rapid climate change. The key factor is an ocean current system called the Atlantic Meridional Reversing Circulation (AMOC), which moves warm water from the equatorial tropics to EuropeRead More →
The Atlantic reversal meridian circulation is an essential part of the Earth’s energy balance which regulates the climate. Millions of Americans flock to the Atlantic Ocean beaches along the country’s east coast for summer vacations. The warm waters and the scorching sun combine to create a relaxing experience. But, whileRead More →
The Mid-Atlantic Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday June 5 and Sunday June 6 at the Lewes Historical Society campus located at 110 Shipcarpenter St. in Lewes. Saturday visitors can bring their favorite pieces of sea glass to chatRead More →
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson presided over a ceremony establishing the U.S. 2nd Fleet and appointing Vice Admiral Andrew “Woody” Lewis as Commanding Officer during a ceremony aboard the nuclear aircraft carrier USS George HW Bush (CVN 77), August 24 , at Naval Station Norfolk, Va. Coat ofRead More →
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The Lewes Historical Society announces that the 2018 Mid-Atlantic Sea Glass & Coastal Arts Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday June 23-24 at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal in Lewes. The hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Read More →
Jellyfish are one of the most enigmatic and alien sea creatures on the planet. They range from the highly poisonous Irukandji jellyfish to the giant lion’s mane jellyfish, which is one of the longest recorded creatures with a length of 121 feet. Not much is known about the behavior ofRead More →
7:50 a.m., July 29, 2014 – A recent article in News from the nation’s restaurants calls the scallop “the mollusk of the moment,†but just 20 years ago the American sea scallop fishery was unsustainable, with a population near its lowest point and a fishery at an all time high.Read More →