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OCTOBER 2010 ® Once Upon a Time in Atlantic City... Al Capone, Nucky Johnson & the Real Story of the Infamous 1929 Mob Convention Before Resorts: Walking the Red Carpet: A Look at the city’s Inside the Premiere Earliest Casinos of Boardwalk Empire Plus: Paul Anka, Joe McDevitt & Chris Ferry’s Diary of a Man’s Man We Can Help You Go Solar! The most convenient way to care for your home. Start a Revolution Energy Independence starts at your house. Only Nogginhaus has the know-how to help free you from the shackles of high oil bills, gas bills and electric bills. If you’d like to learn more about the exciting things Nogginhaus is doing to eliminate your utility bill, call today RUNNEMEDE and schedule a home visit. plumbing • heating • cooling • electric You’ll be on your way to making your Unexpected breakdowns can be quite a hassle. It can get even more frustrating trying to find house a Nogginhaus. a good company after “normal” business hours. 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Director of Business Devekopment Ridge Insurance Agency, Inc. Christine Castellani Thibault-Sames Contributing Writers Featured Columnists Insurance Agency, LLC Felicia Lowenstein-Niven Michelle Dawn Mooney Veronica Dudo Lloyd D. Levenson, Esq. Edgewood Associates, Inc. Beverly Bird Ken Calemmo Danielle Davies Chris Ferry d Nicole Milan-Tyner South Jersey Coastal Bridget Howell Risk Specialists Bill Kelly Amanda Nahas Linda Dorfman Pete Thompson Personal Insurance: Homeowners • Flood Anthony Previti Mike Gill Tony Granieri Automobile • Motorcycle Boat PWC • RV’s Contributing Photographers Personal Umbrellas Tom Briglia Business Insurance: Workers Compensation Don Hurley Liability • Umbrella Ginny Leith Professional • Property Bill McCullough Employment Practices Administrative Staff d Shernita Demby Home Office Indra Aracena 332 Tilton Rd. Northfield, NJ 08225 Cover image of Nucky Johnson courtesy of The Press of Atlantic City. Boardwalk Empire cast photo by Tom Briglia. Berlin Branch 3 Harker Ave. THE BOARDWALK JOURNAL® is published Berlin, NJ 08009 by Boardwalk Media Group, LLC, ©2010 1200 AtlAntic Avenue • AtlAntic city, nJ 08401 609.345.0500 • [email protected] For information or a no www.BoardwalkJournal.com obligation rate quote contact: ALL RIGHTS RESERVED (609) 646-1000 v What’s inside this Month: 9 the raw feed 12 Skins Fore Kids Photos 17 ARMC Physician Joins Patient on Road to Better Health 18 These Are A Few of My Favorite Things: 34 Once Upon A Time in Atlantic 10 Things To Do For $10 or less in 10/10 City: the Real Story of the 1929 20 A Football Widow’s Guide To Survival Organized Crime Convention 21 Chef Amanda Nahas 22 Lloyd D. Levenson’s Life at the Shore 23 The Diary of a Man’s Man 24 A Day in the Life: Brynn Previti 26 The Art of Fundraising 28 Life in the Front Row at the A.C. Marathon 42 32 BEst OF thE BEach: The History of Atlantic City’s Earliest 5900 Atlantic Ave., Ventnor Casinos, Back-Room Gambling Establishments, Bootlegging & Other Illegal Hoopla 38 Boardwalk Empire Gallery 44 South Jersey Historians Gather for Boardwalk Empire Premiere 46 Freeholder-at-Large: Joe McDevitt Illustration by Philip Herman 48 Braxton Plummer: Meet the gorgas A Champion for Boys and Girls 50 Terror in the Junkyard 62 Paul Anka is Still Swinging The Real Housewives of New Jersey 51 Things That Go Bump in the Night Move over Teresa…and welcome Melissa, as in Melissa Gorga, the newest addition to Bravo’s hit television series ‘The Real 52 Three and Out Housewives of New Jersey’, which is scheduled to begin filming 54 Why Philly is Now a Phillies Town later this month. Melissa Gorga just happens to be the sister- in-law of Teresa Giudice, the shows breakout star. “That’s about 55 Eagles: Start of a New Era...Already! Santa Fe East to change,” said a source who knows both Teresa and Melissa, 57 Anthony’s Out to Lunch: Native American & Southwest Artisans “Melissa is everything Teresa pretends to be, but Melissa is the real Mickey and Minnie’s Jewelry • Art • Crafts • Music • Home Décor Artifacts deal.” “The contracts are signed,” said Gorga’s Atlantic City-based Great Selection of Minnetonka Moccasins and Sandals attorney and The Boardwalk Journal’s CEO James Leonard Jr., 59 Coming Soon to Atlantic City The Village Greene in Historic Smithville in the Train Station “Let the fireworks begin.” Melissa’s husband Joe, who is Teresa’s 60 A.C. Confidential 615 E. Moss Rd., Unit 1-2, Smithville, NJ 08205 • 609-748-8900 brother, will also be “prominently featured” on the upcoming The Gorga Family: Melissa, Joe, season, as will the Gorgas’ three children Antonia, Gino & Joey. 61 Bet You Didn’t Know: Antonia, Gino & Joey Historic Boardwalk Hall October 2010 The Boardwalk Journal | 7 the raw feed He’s Baaaack… After a 42 month hiatus in Club Fed, Atlantic City’s once powerful political street-boss Craig Callaway has been released from prison and has quietly returned to the resort city he once controlled. While Callaway has not publicly announced his future plans, some have speculated that the former city council President may write his own version of ‘Boardwalk Empire’. A recent resort sighting of prominent Philadelphia Inquirer reporter / author George Anastasia on the corner of Criminal Law North Carolina and Atlantic and a report of Callaway in the same vicinity has further (Adult & Juvenile) advanced the Callaway book rumors… State/Federal/Municipal As Craig Callaway returns home from prison, the voter fraud trial of embattled Atlantic City Councilman Marty $mall and five of his co-defendants is set to get DWI/Traffic Offenses underway on October 4th in Atlantic County Superior Court before The Honorable Judge Expungements Raymond Batten. The Second Ward Councilman and thirteen members of his disastrous 2009 mayoral campaign were indicted by a State Grand Jury in September of 2009 on Casino Licensing allegations that they engaged in a conspiracy to commit voter fraud, which included tampering with ballots. Small was previously tried and acquitted on similar charges James J. Leonard Jr., Esq. Immigration Law in 2005. This time around $mall won’t be represented by prominent Atlantic City attorney Ed Jacobs, but rather Steve Funk, a very able Jacobs associate. The $mall Divorce trial is expected to last approximately 10 weeks… Domestic Violence Hearings / Restraining Back in May, The Raw Feed hinted that Atlantic County Freeholder Frank Formica had Orders expressed interest in running for Vince Polistina’s soon to be vacant Assembly seat, as Polistina readies his 2011 senatorial campaign against Jim Whelan. Fast forward Child Support/Child five months later and The Raw Feed is hearing whispers that another well-heeled Custody Issues Republican candidate has also expressed interest in joining Assemblyman John Amodeo Personal Injury in Trenton and this universally respected potential candidate would certainly give Administrative Law the affable Formica a run for his money in replacing Polistina. Our sources tell us Hearings that this potential candidate has some heavyweight support behind him, both in terms of clout and money. While others like former Assemblyman Kirk Conover have also expressed interest in replacing Polistina, the real battle may turn out to be Frank Erika A. Appenzeller Esq. Formica and Candidate X. Stay tuned… A few weeks back a reporter with the New York Observer named Dana Rubenstein wrote a A Full Service Litigation Firm very insightful story entitled ‘Atlantic City’s Last Roll’. Ms. Rubenstein interviewed Senators Bill Gormley and Jim Whelan, Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford, R prominent city attorney Damon Tyner, noted local historian and The Boardwalk Journal contributor Bryant Simon and The Boardwalk Journal creator James J. Leonard Jr., Esq. Ms. Rubenstein also managed to give The Boardwalk Journal a shout-out, so we are (609) 345-5800 returning the favor. To read ‘Atlantic City’s Last Roll’, go to BoardwalkJournal.Com Speaking of BoardwalkJournal.com, the site is fully up and running and features new content which is frequently updated, as well as an archive section so you can peruse www.LeonardLawGroup.com past issues of your favorite local magazine… e President recognizes us Atlantic City has changed greatly in recent years. Yet Angelo’s, located in the Ducktown section of Atlantic City, is a restaurant that has endured and flourished for three generations of Mancuso’s - since 1935 - making this restaurant for quality excellence. an institution in Atlantic City. More than seventy years of dining excellence have made our homestyle Italian menu age like a fine Italian wine. Through the years, Angelo’s has become a perennial gathering place for friends and a haven for the hungry. We hope you find your dining experience with us a most pleasurable one. Bon Appetite! And so do The Mancuso Family 2300 Fairmount Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401 my patients.
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