Can Atlantic City recover? Getting rid of Trump casino is a start
NorthJersey.com ATLANTIC CITY — On a lead-gray day this week, Lesley Kittler of Fair Lawn drove to this city by the sea to play a little poker, maybe try her luck on the slot machines, too. But soon enough, she found herself staring into the hollowed casino legacy of Donald Trump. As a cut-to-bone wind swept off the choppy Atlantic and across a mostly deserted boardwalk, Kittler took in the ragged remains of the former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino. The casino’s tower is slated to be blown up on Wednesday morning — an event Atlantic City sees as a tourist attraction and moneymaker, wit...