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Stand on the beach in any Jersey Shore town this week and there's a sound nearly as loud as the wind during a nor'easter: It's the collective intake of breath by officials and business owners as Memorial Day weekend begins.

ATLANTIC CITY - The Borgata wants out of an $860,000-a-year assessment as part of an expansion of the Special Improvement District under the new state-run tourism district the Christie administration created.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - After a flood of TV advertising and a two-month preview period aimed more at working out glitches than showing off its full capabilities, Atlantic City's newest casino resort is fully unpacked — and eager to show it can be a big moneymaker.

ATLANTIC CITY-- Celebrities also made their way to the shore to celebrate the holiday weekend, most of them attending the official opening of Revel.

Beyonce, and Michelle Obama, at Revel in Atlantic City.

Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with dive and animal shows at the Atlantic City Aquarium. From Saturday to Monday, the daily program begins with a 20-minute Live Diver Feeding Show at 11 a.m. Guests can watch and interact with a scuba diver who will hand-feed sharks and stingrays in a 25,000-gallon tank. The diver will also dive into the tank with dogfish and answer questions after the show.

ATLANTIC CITY — It’s showtime for Revel.Friday marked the $2.4 billion mega-casino’s grand opening, with most of its amenities now operational. Revel opened its glass doors facing the ocean April 2 for an eight-week, "soft opening" preview to work out kinks and phase in half its restaurants, most of its hotel rooms, and a 32,000-square-foot spa. Friday’s grand opening culminated that effort ...

ATLANTIC CITY -- While a wave of tourists is expected to visit New Jersey's shore towns this weekend, one city is sending forth extra patrols to show visitors some good ole Jersey hospitality.

After months of silence on the issue, Gov. Christie said Thursday that he was moving forward on regulations to install sports betting in Atlantic City casinos and at New Jersey’s racetracks.The addition of sports gambling would "further enhance the experience of people in Atlantic City," the Republican governor told a Boardwalk crowd during a visit to tout Shore tourism. "I know it’s something ...