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Talking Tipping, Minimum Wages, Hospitality Fees and Atlantic City

By Elinor Comlay | December 14, 2017

Amid regulatory changes and a plan to hike the minimum wage, could the Atlantic City restaurant experience be about to change?

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More about: Atlantic City, Business, Cardinal Bistro, Christian Correa, fair wages, hospitality included, Michael Brennan, Michael Fagan

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Why are black, hispanic students suspended more often? NJ’s racial gap is one of the worst

An honors student who had a bad night of sleep dozed off in class one day at Columbia High School in Maplewood. The teacher’s response: Give him a drug test.

Source: www.northjersey.com

Your doctor would be allowed to help you die if this N.J. bill passes on Monday

On Monday, lawmakers in both the state Senate and Assembly will decide the fate of a bill that would give you and other terminally ill patients in New Jersey have a legal right to decide how and when you die.

Source: www.nj.com

High energy, no contests, at Atlantic County Democratic convention

ATLANTIC CITY — Northfield attorney Susan Korngut got a standing ovation and loud cheers from a crowd of about 340 Atlantic County Democrats on Sunday at the Golden Nugget Casino as she accepted their nomination as candidate for Atlantic County Executive.

Source: www.pressofatlanticcity.com

EXPLAINER: THIS IS WHAT’S IN NEW JERSEY’S LANDMARK MARIJUANA BILL

Adult-use marijuana legalization is likely to be voted on by the entire state Legislature as soon as early next week. But since the bill was finalized Monday night, many lawmakers are concerned they haven’t been given enough time to thoroughly digest and assess its major points.

Source: www.njspotlight.com

Aviation park partners with Embry-Riddle to advance innovation

The National Aviation Research and Technology Park has announced that is signed a memorandum of understanding with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to promote academic and research opportunities in aviation and avionics. Officials see the agreement as a positive step in the development of an aviation innovation hub in Atlantic County.

Source: www.downbeach.com