ATLANTIC CITY — When Sara Bisher moved to a Tennessee Avenue inn on one of the city’s struggling blocks, she didn’t plan to stay there long.
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Thomas Lipton, 27, of Tuckerton, and Michael Figueroa, 42, of Atlantic City, broke into the South Tennessee Avenue business late last month before it had opened and took flat-screen televisions, police said.
Three businesses, including a yoga studio, gourmet chocolate bar and a coffee shop, have opened along Tennessee Avenue in Atlantic City’s 'Orange Loop' in the Tourism District. A group of developers trying to revitalize the area is also anticipating a music venue and craft beer hall and pub.
The revitalization of Tennessee Avenue sits opposite vacant lots surrounding the area.
The revitalization of Tennessee Avenue sits opposed to the vacant lots surrounding the area.
Construction continues on the Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, expected to open later this year.
A weathered mural of the Atlantic City skyline remains on the boarded-up window of one of the vacant properties along Tennessee Avenue.
Sara Bisher, 36, of Atlantic City, carries groceries inside the inn she is living in on S. Tennessee Avenue. Bisher, who grew up in the city, is doubtful an effort to transform the stretch into a spot for millennials will be successful.
‘I’m very dubious,’ Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall General Manager Kip Russell said Wednesday of the revitalization of the area, ‘but in a short time, I’ve seen the block change dramatically.’
Three businesses, including a yoga studio, gourmet chocolate bar and a coffee shop, have opened along Tennessee Avenue in Atlantic City’s 'Orange Loop' in the Tourism District. A group of developers trying to revitalize the area is also anticipating a music venue and craft beer hall and pub.
Construction work continues on the Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, expected to open later this year.
Kip Russell, general manager of the Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, explains the renovation of the building and how the new pub will help the area’s revitalization.
Three businesses, including a yoga studio, gourmet chocolate bar and a coffee shop, have opened along Tennessee Avenue in Atlantic City’s 'Orange Loop' in the Tourism District. A group of developers trying to revitalize the area is also anticipating a music venue and craft beer hall and pub.
Three businesses, including a yoga studio, gourmet chocolate bar and a coffee shop, have opened along Tennessee Avenue in Atlantic City’s 'Orange Loop' in the Tourism District. A group of developers trying to revitalize the area is also anticipating a music venue and craft beer hall and pub.
Three businesses, including a yoga studio, gourmet chocolate bar and a coffee shop, have opened along Tennessee Avenue in Atlantic City’s 'Orange Loop' in the Tourism District. A group of developers trying to revitalize the area is also anticipating a music venue and craft beer hall and pub.
Kip Russell, general manager of the Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall, explains the renovation of the building and how the new pub will help the area’s revitalization.
A weathered mural of the Atlantic City skyline remains on the boarded-up window of one of the vacant properties along Tennessee Avenue.
A weathered mural of the Atlantic City skyline remains on the boarded-up window of one of the vacant properties along Tennessee Avenue.
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