Still standing over a winter wonderland
The 65-foot lighthouse, completed in 1943, was never really a working lighthouse in the traditional sense, but it is a major part of Mays Landing history. For many years it was known as the “singing tower” because music was played from speakers that were...
Atlantic Cape Bestows Athletics Recognition of Excellence Award Upon Former Coach and College Administrator Robert Goudie
As a basketball coach, Robert Goudie would implore his student athletes to always keep their elbow in. This subtle, yet effective, technique when shooting a basketball ultimately led to countless baskets and buzzer beaters. As a father and grandfather, it became a...Mays Landing Library Branch To Reopen following New HVAC Installation
The Mays Landing branch of the Atlantic County Library System, located at 40 Farragut Avenue, is scheduled to reopen on Monday, January 6 following the installation of a new $2.68 million HVAC system and generator. The library branch had been closed since August 26...ACIT Teacher of the Year and Service Professional of the Year
Congratulations to ACIT’s Teacher of the Year Jan Smith and ACIT’s Service Professional of the Year Taylor Mason. They are wonderful examples of the dedication, expertise and excitement that teachers and service professionals bring to schools every day....Living to 102: A life of hard work, family and kindness
By Julia Train Doris Clark of Mays Landing celebrated her 102nd birthday on Thursday, Nov. 21. Born in 1922, Clark’s life spans more than a century of change, living through the Great Depression and World War II. Clark’s early years were marked by hardship, as she was...
