2009 Shore Guide
- Shore nostalgia then
- Shore nostalgia now

- Atlantic City is what it has always been: Naughty
FROM THE MOMENT Resorts International (now Resorts Atlantic City) opened its doors 31 years ago, there has been opposition to legal gambling's presence in Atlantic City.
- Shore nostalgia then
- Shore nostalgia now

- Atlantic City is what it has always been: Naughty
PART OF WHAT we all love about the Shore is that year after year, it's always the same. The bike rental shack hasn't budged since you were a kid. The custard stand and fudge store are still right where you left them last August. Skee-Ball abides.
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So you're heading to A.C. to hit it big? Maybe you will, maybe you won't. But either way, ya gotta eat.
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ATLANTIC CITY has had a long history of treating laws pertaining to alcohol sales and consumption with indifference, if not outright scorn. But there has been one location that historically has been as dry as rural Utah: the beach.
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It doesn't appear as if the word "blockbuster" will be needed to describe the summer 2009 entertainment schedule in Atlantic City.
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Not every Shoregoer hits Atlantic City, but that doesn't mean those who don't can't share in the headliner-entertainment fun. The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey's annual "Stockton Goes to the Beach Summer Concert Series" is again set for Ocean City's Music Pier (9th and Boardwalk) Mondays in July and August.
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MUCH GETS MADE of physical tells, especially when Hollywood does poker. If you know how to prompt and interpret an involuntary reaction, you can save yourself a lot of chips, as colorful, aggressive pro David "Devilfish" Ulliott showed.
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