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 Post
Ongoing odor problems that are ruining the quality of life for Absecon residents and others must be fixed, even if it means dissolving the Atlantic County Utilities Authority and privatizing landfill management, said state Sen. Vince Polistina, R-Atlantic, during a Wednesday news conference.
By: Michelle Brunetti
Atlantic City is getting some help addressing homelessness — a tough problem that has persisted for decades in spite of the efforts of dozens of nonprofits and government agencies.
By: Michelle Brunetti
The Chelsea Economic Development Corp. is one of five nonprofit community development corporations in the city trying to improve neighborhoods and offer help to residents and businesses.
By: Michelle Brunetti
ATLANTIC CITY — Voters here on Tuesday approved extending the cannabis green zone to include parts of Kentucky and Albany avenues, with about 56.5% of the vote in favor.
By: Michelle Brunetti
Democrats conceded the at-large and 5th District Atlantic County commissioner races late Tuesday night, but the 2nd District race remained too close to call.
By: Michelle Brunetti Post
U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-2nd, called New Jersey a new swing state Wednesday after Republican President-elect Donald Trump's better-than-expected election performance here.
By: Michelle Brunetti
With the election of Maria Lacca as 5th Ward councilwoman, Atlantic City will now have two Republicans on its nine-member City Council, the most in recent history.
By: Michelle Brunetti
The new minimum age to vote in school board elections would be 16, rather than the current 18, if Atlantic City Council passes an ordinance Wednesday night after a public hearing.
By: Michelle Brunetti
A judge has reinstated the Atlantic City Housing Authority's ability to answers and offer defenses in a resident lawsuit against it over conditions at Stanley Holmes Village, after the authority provided discovery documents pending for almost two years.
By: Michelle Brunetti
U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-2nd, who changed parties in 2019 after refusing to vote to impeach President Donald J.
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