Michelle Brunetti is a journalist who focuses on local news in Atlantic City, New Jersey. She writes for The Press of Atlantic City and her work has also appeared in Energy Central. Michelle covers a range of topics including politics, crime, education, and community events in the Atlantic City area.
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By: Michelle Brunetti
South Jersey Extended Care in Bridgeton has consistently been the worst-rated nursing home in the state, according to the Office of the State Comptroller.
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There are now two Republicans on City Council, after Maria Lacca was sworn in Monday at a special ceremony at City Hall by Assemblywoman Claire Swift, R-Atlantic.
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County Executive Dennis Levinson wants the Board of Commissioners to pass a resolution supporting the Atlantic County Utilities Authority after Republicans criticized the agency before the election over the odors coming from its landfill.
By: Michelle Brunetti
Atlantic City Electric will take steps to investigate customer billing concerns after a Dec. 5 meeting with U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, the two parties said Monday.
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The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities is expected to vote on Atlantic City Electric's request for an 8% rate increase at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Trenton.
By: Michelle Brunetti
ATLANTIC CITY — City department heads achieved 94% of their 124 goals for 2024, Mayor Marty Small Sr. said Wednesday during a news conference outlining city accomplishments.
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Near the end of a 6½-hour Atlantic City Council meeting Wednesday night, members passed an ordinance giving Atlantic Shores permanent easements and other concessions to move electricity across the city via underground cables.
By: Michelle Brunetti
ATLANTIC CITY — Second Ward Councilwoman La'Toya Dunston, a resident of an Atlantic City Housing Authority single-family home, begged the board
By: Michelle Brunetti
Atlantic City's new $680,000 charter bus made its maiden voyage Monday, taking a group of local children to the Big SNOW indoor skiing facility at the American Dream Mall at the Meadowlands.
By: Michelle Brunetti
Thirteen U.S. states and Washington, D.C. are suing TikTok, claiming it harms children's mental health.
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