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Evolution is expanding its presence in New Jersey with a new live dealer studio at Atlantic City’s Showboat, marking the company’s largest iGaming studio to date. The news follows the company’s third-quarter report with growth in all regions for the first time in two years. Replacing the Non-Gaming Hotel The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has approved the facility, according to a report by The Press of Atlantic City. The project will spread across roughly 60,000 square feet on the second floor of the Showboat property, which is currently operating as a hotel with no gaming options available. The new facility comes to amplify Evolution’s existing live dealer operations in the city. The list includes popular studios at the Tropicana, Hard Rock, and Ocean Casino. These facilities provide online casino players with access to live dealer table games and physical slot machines through digital platforms. Evolution supplies live casino products to several major operators in New Jersey, including FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars Palace Online Casino, Hard Rock Bet, BetFanatics and BetRivers. The Swedish company also owns several gaming software brands, including NetEnt, Red Tiger and DigiWheel. New Jersey’s Online Casino Market Continues to Grow The timing for the
As the sun sets across South Jersey, darkness does not always follow. Streetlights illuminate residential neighborhoods, shopping centers remain lit after businesses close, and large commercial properties can cast light into the surrounding landscape throughout the night. In Gloucester County, the changing landscape can be seen along Route 322, a...
That the undersigned has filed an application with the Planning Board for the City of Ocean City, New Jersey for minor subdivision approval and variance relief from the requirements of the Ocean City Zoning Ordinance for minimum lot area, minimum lot width and minimum lot frontage together with any other variance, waiver or interpretation which may be necessary, appropriate or required to allow the Applicant to subdivide the existing Property into two (2) newly created lots and construct a single family dwelling on each newly created lot. The subject Property is located at 1420 Pleasure Avenue, designated as Lot 7, Block 1412 on the Ocean City Tax Map.
NEWFIELD, N.J. — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed relying on natural processes, along with long-term monitoring and restrictions on new wells, to address perchlorate contamination in groundwater at the Shieldalloy Corp. Superfund site in Newfield, Gloucester County. The contamination also affects groundwater in neighboring Vineland, the agency...
Free horse-drawn carriage rides will return to downtown Ocean City this holiday season, joining Santa visits, Christmas shopping events and the city's annual parade. The rides begin Saturday, Nov. 21, from noon to 3 p.m. and will return Nov. 27-29 before continuing on weekends in December. Families can also look forward to Santa posing for photos in a lifeguard boat, an early-morning pajama shopping event along Asbury Avenue and holiday concerts at the Music Pier.
Ocean City Primary School is sweet on veterans. The school will host its annual Pastries for Patriots at 8 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13, in the cafeteria. The event was conceived a few years ago by OCPS guidance counselor and U.S. Army veteran Joel Dougan. The goal of the event is...
UPPER TOWNSHIP — Real estate agent and mother of five Elsie Jamison secured the most votes in the election for Upper Township Board of Education, winning a seat along with Kelly Johnson and incumbent Meghan Miller. Jamison garnered 2,577 votes, followed by Johnson with 2,401 and Miller with 2,339....
OCEAN CITY — Two homes under construction in the popular Goldcoast neighborhood of America’s Greatest Family Resort offer high-end amenities and a relaxing, luxurious lifestyle just a couple of blocks from the beach. The second-floor condominiums at 3130 and 3134 Asbury Ave. each offers three bedrooms and two...
Martin H. “Marty” Klein, who spent more than five decades leading one of South Jersey’s longstanding Jewish senior care institutions and helped establish New Jersey’s assisted living regulations, is retiring after 55 years of service. Klein, whose career began in 1970 at the Hebrew Old Age...