AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSpooky Stops: West Milford’s Clinton Road has been named the world’s most haunted road, adding a chilling detour for fall visitors. Legends include ghost lights and a phantom boy said to return coins tossed into a brook. Shore Attractions: Atlantic City is broadening its appeal beyond casinos, with visitors finding active options such as surfing, CrossFit, golf and beach volleyball. Getting Around: Work has begun on a $400 million Atlantic City Expressway expansion that will add a third lane. Meanwhile, NJ Transit riders face five weeks of service disruptions as trains shift off the aging Portal Bridge. Jersey Shore Highlights: Margate’s Lucy the Elephant, built in 1881 to draw real estate buyers, remains a one-of-a-kind landmark visitors can explore. A Cape May County shore town has also approved a new parking garage, aimed at serving residents and beachgoers. Park Update: Six Flags Great Adventure’s Nitro was among the coasters temporarily closed for safety reviews after a fatal accident at a Georgia park.
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