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Atlantic City Pizzeria Workers Rewarded For Saving Family Vacation
Honesty proved be to the best policy for a pair of Atlantic City pizzeria workers, who found a family's $2,000 they left in cash and are being rewarded for it.
A Facebook post from Tony's Baltimore Grill, which bills itself as AC's oldest pizza joint, details the incidents that unfolded a few weeks ago.
A young man came running into the pizzeria at 2800 Atlantic Avenue, frantic that his family's vacation was ruined as they had misplaced $2,000 in cash.
Well, Malik, a restaurant worker, had found the cash and turned it over to another employee, Pam, thinking it was hers as she had wait…
It Adds Up: Fliers Left More Than $41K At Newark Airport Security In '18
The nation's airports recovered nearly $1 million in unclaimed money in 2018, including $85,930 in foreign currency, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration Agency reported.
Newark Liberty International Airport was fifth in the country, with $41,026 in cash left behind. The money was left at security checkpoints, TSA said.
John F. Kennedy led the nation in unclaimed cash, with $72,392, while LaGuardia reported $17,906 found.
Most of the money was in the form of loose change and wallets containing cash that was placed in checkpoint bins before travelers passed thro…
