In Your Community
Atlantic City Electric Community Bulletin Board
Atlantic City Electric is committed to the communities we serve. The company has a long tradition of community service.
For more information about an event, please call the number listed next to it.
To list your event on the Atlantic City Electric community bulletin board, just e-mail information to Lines@AtlanticCityElectric.com 10 weeks in advance. Please include date, place and a phone number for verification.
Things to Do
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NJ (Area codes 609, 856)
Aug 2: City of Bridgeton Movie Nights: Enchanted; Donald Rainear Amphitheater, Bridgeton; 856-453-1675, www.cityofbridgeton.com.
Aug 2-24: Annual Peach Festival; Dutch Neck Village, Hopewell Township; 451-2188, www.dutchneckvillage.com.
Aug 12: 33rd Annual Peach Festival; Women's Community Club of Cape May, Star of the Sea Auditorium, Ocean & Washington Sts, Cape May; 609-898-2270.
Aug 16: Laughing With the Legends; Middle Township Performing Arts Center, Cape May Court House; 609-463-1924, www.middlepac.com
Aug 16: City of Bridgeton Movie Nights: Surf’s Up; Donald Rainear Amphitheater, Bridgeton; 856-453-1675, www.cityofbridgeton.com.
Aug 23: Pinelands Folk Arts & Music Festival; Atlantic County Park, Rt. 50, Estell Manor; 609-625-6291, rich-cliff@peoplepc.com
Aug 23: 34th Annual Market Street Day; Broadway and Market St., Historic Salem; 856-935-0512, www.marketstreetday.com.
Aug 24: Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventure; Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC); Cape May, NJ; 609-884-5404; www.capemaymac.org
Aug 13: Absecon Lighthouse Wacky Wednesdays: The Secrets of Sailors; Absecon Lighthouse, Atlantic City; 609-449-1360, www.abseconlighthouse.org.
WILL YOU ANSWER THE CALL AND HELP YOUR COMMUNITY?
Every day in cities, towns and rural communities throughout our region,
volunteers respond to emergency calls for firefighters, ambulance drivers,
emergency medical technicians and disaster relief personnel. These dedicated
men and women are our first line of defense in natural and man-made disasters.
The problem is numbers. The number of volunteers has not kept up with
the growth in population and the subsequent need for more emergency personnel.
To help recruit new volunteers a toll-free number 1-800-FIRE LINE has been established to match those interested in serving their community with their closest emergency service organization. If you're interested in helping your community, please make the call.
