Hot local news flashes across your feed… You frantically rush to see what it’s about! They made a deal with another person in the health fraud case, and someone has to pay back 4 million dollars to some insurance company. Woopitty doo. Do Verizon or Comcast ever pay us back when they rip us off? […]
Read MoreLevinson’s “Promoting Females Defense” Reveals Budget Theft
In the wake of multiple sexism complaints being filed against Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson, there’s a coincidental local media campaign, attempting to bolster his fair treatment of female subordinates and his alleged “spotless record of ethics”. Levinsons record may appear spotless in the media or when questioning his constituents, but behind the scenes, it’s […]
Read MoreAtlantic County Snow Plow Destroys Road and Plow
I’ve often told the story about the staggering pile of snow plow blades, which resides at Atlantic County’s Fleet Management Yard on Dolphin Ave. in Northfield. But telling the story about how they got there, pales in comparison to seeing how they got there. As any plower will tell you, plowing is a skill… but […]
Read MoreAtlantic County Judge Taylor-Caught Again!
You have to love the Atlantic County Government… Well, certainly comedians do, because where else on Earth could you possibly find a more dedicated bunch of Jack-Asses to give you so much material. AtlanticCountyNews.com has been steadily supplying you with evidence of corruption in the Atlantic County Government, and although no one seemed to care […]
Read MoreBy Jim Vuocolo
ATLANTIC COUNTY ELEMENTARY STUDENTS PERFORMING FAR BELOW AVERAGE
A recent study performed by an imaginary independent firm, revealed some shocking results at an Elementary School in Atlantic County New Jersey. Students were blind folded and then asked to identify several different objects, but the results were far below par when compared to the national average. The biggest failure rate was noted in the […]
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DENNY LEVINSON – THE POMPOUS HASBEEN of ELECTION SEASON
You’d think that when your name is synonymous with Nepotism, Cronyism, Patronage, Sexual Harassment, and the Demise of Atlantic City, maybe you’d keep a low profile during election season… but not for old Denny the Denier! Even in the shadow of the “Ancient-but-True” Alisa Cooper accusations, Levinson still had the gall to: Appoint his son […]
Read MoreAtlantic County Prosecutor Finally Takes a Stand… Against Themselves?
In an epic example of the pot calling the kettle black, one of the most corrupt government agencies that I’ve ever dealt with, is finally speaking out against its internal corruption. When a citizen calls the Atlantic County Prosecutors Office and attempts to report political corruption, the citizen is laughed at, hung up on, ignored, […]
Read MoreAtlantic County Employees Don’t Trust Bogus Administration Efforts
It’s common for the Atlantic County Government to send out mandatory sexual harassment policy notices, but now they’re stepping up their game. Ever since we started exposing the gestapo tactic, sexual harassment in the Atlantic County Department of Law, the county is making a valiant effort to assure victims that they’ll be rescued and protected. […]
Read MoreJudge Savio Excuses Official Misconduct Caught on Tape
When we allow public officials to use their position for preferential treatment, we get screwed while they win big. Whenever you discuss it with the community, they always say… “Oh that’s nothing new, they’ve been doing that forever”. But did you know that it’s illegal and that it carries a mandatory five year prison sentence? […]
Read MoreJudicial Complaints Shed Light on Thriving Atlantic County Corruption
When an Atlantic County Prosecutor suggested suicide to a sexual harassment victim, several readers wrote in and commented that Prosecutor Damon Tyner should issue an apology. Here’s why he never will. While checking on Superior Court Judges in Atlantic County, political and social ties come to light. The Supreme Court Code of Judicial Conduct clearly states that “A […]
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