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October 30, 2012
THE ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK BEFORE & AFTER
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This is sad and traumatic for many people. Lots of people across the world will remember the boardwalk. The impact of losing it is not limited just to those who have some direct connection because they lived in or around the area. People who visited from other parts of the United States or overseas will also have fond memories of the area. However those worst affected are the people who earn a living there or used to reside there.
I know it is the hope of many that the work of restoring the Shore can be completed sooner rather than later.
Posted by: Kerry@vividseats | November 27, 2012 at 02:03 PM