A new $2 million public arts park will rise on an empty lot next to Boardwalk Hall, between Florida and Bellevue Avenues, in Atlantic City. Expected to make its debut over the Memorial Day weekend, it will be the latest beautification project by the Atlantic City Alliance and CRDA. The site is where homebuilder Bruce Toll's company was supposed to develop luxury condos, but never did.
A new $2 million public arts park will rise on an empty lot next to Boardwalk Hall, between Florida and Bellevue Avenues, in Atlantic City.
State Sen. Jim Whelan, D-Atlantic, told a gathering of East Coast casino executives that money on recent art projects would be better spent.
Expected to make its debut over the Memorial Day weekend, it will be the latest beautification project by the Atlantic City Alliance and CRDA.
A new $2 million public arts park will rise on an empty lot next to Boardwalk Hall, between Florida and Bellevue Avenues, in Atlantic City. Expected to make its debut over the Memorial Day weekend, it will be the latest beautification project by the Atlantic City Alliance and CRDA. The site is where homebuilder Bruce Toll's company was supposed to develop luxury condos, but never did.Thursday, January, 24, 2013( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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