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Today's riddle: You're in a room with a mirror and a table, but no windows or a door. How do you get out? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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• ACCC plans month of events to honor veterans (breakingac.com) — Atlantic Cape Community College’s Atlantic City campus will host several November events honoring veterans, including a recognition ceremony this Tuesday and a Veteran Spotlight program on Nov. 18 in the campus cafeteria. All three campuses will also feature card-writing projects, remembrance displays, and a wreath sponsorship program that supports the Atlantic Cape Foundation and local veterans initiatives.
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• Organic and Regenerative Farmers Board of New Jersey receives updates (americanfarm.com) — New Jersey farmers will be gathering in Atlantic City January 19–22 for the state’s Agricultural Convention, where officials expect to share updates on relief from April’s devastating freeze and new support programs. At a recent board meeting, state agriculture leaders urged farmers to document crop losses, prepare for online Farmland Assessment filings, and consider how urban–rural partnerships and seafood gleaning can fight hunger and strengthen sustainable food systems.
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• Ocean City grad Jack Hoag enjoys record day for Hamilton football (pressofatlanticcity.com) — Local football fans can track Atlantic City’s own Joe Lyons and Jeremiah Williams, who turned in solid performances for Lycoming and Rowan in last weekend’s college games. The roundup highlights dozens of South Jersey standouts, showing how graduates from Atlantic City and neighboring schools are contributing tackles, touchdowns, and big plays across Division I, II, and III programs.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "You're in a room with a mirror and a table, but no windows or a door. How do you get out?" — Look in the mirror and see what you saw, take the saw and cut the table in half. Two halves make a whole, climb out of the hole. (Thank you Mary K. for sending it in!)
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