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A firm that provided irrigation and interior landscaping for Bart Blatstein's Island Waterpark has sued the developer, his Tower Investments firm and other companies associated with him, alleging it is owed $1.81 million.

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Subcontractor sues Blatstein's Atlantic City waterpark - Vimarsana News

Subcontractor sues Blatstein's Atlantic City waterpark

A firm that provided irrigation and interior landscaping for Bart Blatstein's Island Waterpark has sued the developer, his Tower Investments firm and other companies associated with him, alleging it is owed $1.81 million.

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Developer Bart Blatstein plans to build 1,000 residential housing units here and to add to the family-friendly entertainment options in the city. According to the Press of Atlantic City, Mayor Marty Small Sr. said Tuesday city officials have been quietly meeting with the Kushner Companies, owner of the old Garwood Mills site near Gardner’s Basin, ... Read more

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Blatstein plans to build 1,000 units of housing in AC

Developer Bart Blatstein plans to build 1,000 residential housing units and to add to the family-friendly entertainment options in Atlantic City, Mayor Marty Small Sr. said during a speech Tuesday to the Public Relations Council of Greater Atlantic City.