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
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.
By: Michelle Brunetti
ATLANTIC CITY — Offshore wind energy opponents again crowded a City Council meeting Wednesday night, this time to ask officials not to authorize
By: Michelle Brunetti
ATLATNIC CITY — City Council postponed a public hearing on an ordinance to lower the voting age for school board elections in the city to 16 from 18 at its meeting Wednesday night.
By: Michelle Brunetti
Atlantic City resident Eli Gbayee survived a harrowing childhood in the First Liberian Civil War. Now, he focuses on providing medical aid for the country.
By: Michelle Brunetti
U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew is urging the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development to stop evictions other than those for criminal violations by the Atlantic City Housing Authority as winter approaches.
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By: Michelle Brunetti
Offshore wind company Atlantic Shores would pay Atlantic City $1 million to purchase a 1.5-acre lot on Albany Avenue, along the route where its underground cables will move electricity from the beach to the grid in Egg Harbor Township, under an ordinance introduced last week.
By: Michelle Brunetti
ATLANTIC CITY — The crew picking up trash and leaves Friday along Georgia Avenue in Ducktown worked quickly as city officials hosted media nearby.
By: Nicholas Huba, Michelle Brunetti
Spirit Airlines is the lone carrier at Atlantic City International Airport, but on Monday, its future was thrown into question. The airline filed for bankruptcy protection and will attempt to reboot as it struggles to recover from a pandemic-caused swoon in travel, stiffer competition from bigger carriers and a failed attempt to sell the airline to JetBlue.
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