ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City officials have begun replacing signs on the Boardwalk that were old, dirty or vandalized in an effort to revitalize the area, according to a report on PressofAtlanticCity.com. The project is being spearheaded by the Atlantic City Special Improvement District. Officials say there was an excess of signage on the boardwalk, the report said. Related...
View of the Atlantic City boardwalk and beach scene at States Street in front of the Trump Taj Mahal.ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City officials have begun replacing signs on the Boardwalk that were old, dirty or vandalized in an effort to revitalize the area, according to a report on PressofAtlanticCity.com.
The project is being spearheaded by the Atlantic City Special Improvement District. Officials say there was an excess of signage on the boardwalk, the report said.
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