Selena Vazquez is a staff writer for The Press of Atlantic City, specializing in local news coverage in the Atlantic City area of New Jersey. With a focus on crime, community events, and local government, Selena provides timely and informative articles that keep residents informed about important happenings in their community.
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The Atlantic City Fashion Week runway show was held at The Terminal convention center inside the Showboat Resort Atlantic City Friday and Saturday.
By: Selena Vazquez
The Atlantic City Fashion Week gives a few locals the chance to get more affiliated with the fashion industry while working alongside regional and international professionals in the field.
By: Selena Vazquez
ATLANTIC CITY — When Brigantine resident Jeff Murray started drinking alcohol at 12, he didn't realize it would be the beginning of a long battle with substance dependency.
By: Selena Vazquez
Volunteers cleaned up several sections of Atlantic City's Midtown area during the Midtown Community Development Corporation's monthly Adopt-A-Block program on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024.
By: Selena Vazquez
BRIGANTINE — The National Association of School Superintendents named the superintendent of the local K-8 school district a finalist for its Superintendent of the Year award last week.
ATLANTIC CITY — The Coast Guard rescued four people in two separate incidents Saturday in Absecon Inlet.
By: Selena Vazquez
Retired U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Roger Hopkins knew Longport's American Legion Post 469 was honoring him and his family by sponsoring a
By: Selena Vazquez
Margate will be hosting its 23rd annual Fall Funfest by the Bay from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday along Amherst Avenue.
By: Selena Vazquez
VENTNOR — The city will use a good amount of the $7.1 million in state funds it was allotted in February via the $100 million Boardwalk Preservation Fund to procure supplies ahead of time.
By: Selena Vazquez
There was little activity outside Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. and Superintendent La’Quetta Small’s home Wednesday morning after news of their indictment broke.
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