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Meet the artist who makes art out of Ikea material board, steer horn, curtain rod, a toy velociraptor, and more (opens the original)
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Calling Anna Tsouhlarakisâ sculpture She Dares You to Steal Her Hair mixed media doesnât begin to describe the multitude of parts in Tsouhlarakisâ whole. Part of the new exhibition âIndigenous Irregularities: Anna Tsouhlarakisâ at Temple Contemporary, here is the full list of materials for the piece: A glass cast of Tsouhlarakisâ hand and forearm, found metal, horsehair, hardware, shed antler, bicycle mirror, beads, artificial sinew, ermine, Ikea remnant, curtain rod, steer horn, rop
Wonderland Pier showing signs of collapse; Ferris wheel will be âtorchedâ and cut into pieces, developer says. (opens the original)
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The wall under the decking of Wonderland Pier is caving in and showing signs of collapse, say owner Eustace Mita and Ocean City inspectors. Ocean City has sent Mita a âNotice of Unsafe Structure,â along with a request for an engineerâs report and a plan of corrective action, city spokesperson Doug Bergen said. âItâs an emergent condition,â Bergen said. The wall is toward the rear of the structure and is ânot anywhere near where the public would walk by,â he said. âThe cityâs
Atlantic Cityâs iconic Steel Pier is up for sale for $85 million (opens the original)
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ATLANTIC CITY â The Steel Pier, home to some of Atlantic Cityâs most iconic spectacles, including diving horses and Miss America pageants, and lately an amusement pier, is up for sale. Priced at $85 million, the pier, which was built in 1897, has been listed by the luxury New York City Serhant agency, whose owner, Ryan Serhant, is the star of Netflixâs Owning Manhattan. On his Instagram story Thursday, Serhant called the listing âmaybe our coolest listing ever??â The pier has been owne
Wildwood sued after child operating a golf cart in a police DUI simulation injured bystanders (opens the original)
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Bystanders who were injured when police allowed an 11-year-old to operate a golf cart while they simulated drunken driving conditions have sued the City of Wildwood and its police department. The incident took place on Aug. 6, 2024, during National Night Out, with Police Officer Jonathan Goraj in the passenger seat of the golf cart, the suit alleges. The 11-year-old was outfitted with âimpairment goggles,â to simulate intoxicated driving, the lawsuit states. The child pressed the accelerator
Congestion pricing, dog beaches, eliminating beach tags: 11 ideas to improve the Shore (opens the original)
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The Jersey Shore is like the old joke: Nobody goes there anymore, and also, itâs more crowded than ever. It is true that many Shore stalwarts have been priced, or annoyed, off the beach. And that towns feel busier and sometimes tenser than ever: more cars, not enough parking, canopy-to-canopy beaches, prohibitive housing costs, that occasional rudeness. Not to mention rising sea levels, nuisance flooding, and seemingly regular tornado watches. To move from complaining to solutions, we racked o
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