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OCTOBER 2012 THE BEST HOSPITAL IN SOUTH JERSEY. RANKED FIRST IN THE REGION BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT. U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT HAS NAMED ATLANTICARE Tops In The Region In These Specialties THE BEST HOSPITAL IN THE REGION IN 2012. Cardiology & Heart Surgery Nephrology Outperforming all other hospitals in the region with commendation Diabetes & Endocrinology Neurology & Neurosurgery THE KEEPER in 10 specialties. Our doctors and nurses were cited for their Ear, Nose & Throat Orthopedics continuation of care, scoring well above the national average. Start Gastroenterology Pulmonology your new healthcare story with a nationally recognized provider. Geriatrics Urology Of The FLAME Nucky Johnson, “Hap” Farley and Taking You Well Into The Future AtlantiCare.org 1.888.569.1000 Atlantic City’s Defining Bygone Era A Trip Down Memory Lane with Frank Ferry Get Connected Like us on ... 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THE BOARDWALK JOURNAL® is published by Boardwalk Media Group, LLC, ©2011 www.TiltonFitness.com 1200 ATlaNTIC AVENUE AtlAntic city, nJ 08401 • 609.345.0500 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED NORTHFIELD GALLOWAY MAYS LANDING STAFFORD TWP. 801 BAY AVENUE, SOMERS POINT, NJ 646-­‐2590 652-­‐7744 652-­‐9355 978-­‐2244 • Now Available 609.788.8838 www.latzsbythebay.com at Atlantic County Applies to new annual membership only. See Club for details. contents october 2012 The 1940 Installation ceremony of new legislators in Trenton (from left: Nucky Johnson, Assemblyman James “Sonny” Frasver, Charles Penza (Hammonton Political Leader) and State Senator Frank S. “Hap” Farley. Clarence Geist, founder of Seaview County Club, and Nucky Johnson Nucky Johnson, “Hap” Farley and Atlantic THE KEEPER City’s Defining Bygone Era:A Trip Down Memory Lane with Frank Ferry 34 of the FLAME By James J. Leonard Jr., Esq. Cover image taken at The Ritz in Atlantic City IN THIS ISSUE... 50 1 IS 2 ManY 8 PUBLISheR’S LEttER Michelle Dawn Mooney on breaking the 11 The RaW FEED pattern of domestic violence Juicy news from our undercover journalist 52 FIRST Tee COmeS TO A.C. The revered sports program for kids and teens 12 The InSIDER comes to Atlantic City A listing of the news and happenings around town and candid photographs from community events 54 AN EmeraLD IN the ROUgh From eyesore to golf course, the history of Emerald 28 WhO’S WhO at the JERSEY ShORE Links by Jim Schafer Jr. Our new section profiles movers and shakers each 58 FeatURED ReStaUrant month at The Jersey Shore Andrew Latz is back with his 46 The HAUnted JERSEY ShORE Somers Point restaurant, An interview with ghost story researcher and author, Latz’s by the Bay Dr. Charles Stansfield, as well as an excerpt from 60 OUT TO LUnch Haunted Jersey Shore Anthony Previti on the road… 49 The GHOST OF DR. 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Complete with full access to our archives (all forty-two issues), breaking news alerts and email notifications for our digital subscribers, our new digital home Work With Ashley Franchini even has its own app. I have to give credit to Ken Warren, an attorney who works for theL eonard Law Group, who is also the Director of Digital Marketing • Qualified Buyers • Sotheby’s Brand/Name Recognition Development for The Boardwalk Journal and is the designer and architect of the all-new www.BoardwalkJournal.com. Ken undertook the massive project to re-build our previous website and turn it into a news based web destination for our readers. 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My wife, Rebecca, is now working with The Boardwalk Journal as our Director of Operations and her efforts are easily noticeable this month in kS old old old old oldNTHS old S S S EE S S o S the form of The Pet of the Month and the What are you Lookin’ at? features that will now become part of each MoNTH M 2 w 1 2 issue thanks to the efforts of Constance “Connie” McNelis, a long-time friend ofThe Boardwalk Journal, who iN iN iN now joins our team as a Contributor. I am excited to announce that Harry Hurley, another long-time friend of The Boardwalk Journal, has been named our Political Editor and that Raina Tallent, a Boardwalk Journal Who’s Who from our August edition and the owner of the Simply Fly Boutique in Northfield, has been named our Fashion Editor and both Harry and Raina will kick off ourS ignature Series, which you will be seeing a lot more of in the coming months. LONGPORT LONGPORT MARGATE MARGATE MARGATE MARGATE As always, we appreciate your continued support. 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