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Can Atlantic City's original failed grocery site save it?

The pols, naturally, wanted ShopRite. They considered the existing Save A Lot and dubiously named Renaissance Plaza on Atlantic Avenue a lost cause. Nonetheless, perhaps by default, it is now Renaissance Plaza that the pols and money controllers are looking toward to solve the problem of the lack of a big-name, full-service supermarket in Atlantic City, a city of 38,500 people and a 32% poverty rate. But is it enough?

Can Atlantic City's original failed grocery site save it?

The pols, naturally, wanted ShopRite. They considered the existing Save A Lot and dubiously named Renaissance Plaza on Atlantic Avenue a lost cause. Nonetheless, perhaps by default, it is now Renaissance Plaza that the pols and money controllers are looking toward to solve the problem of the lack of a big-name, full-service supermarket in Atlantic City, a city of 38,500 people and a 32% poverty rate. But is it enough?

Atlantic City's Save-A-Lot looks to step up its game

Our view: Possible path to full-service supermarket for AC

For about half a century, Atlantic City hasn’t had a full-blown, sustainable supermarket. We’re now in year 28, by our calculation, of the quest to establish one there. The end

NJ EDA wants to bring more grocery options to Camden