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that buys a bit more time, for there to be one less black hole on the shoreline, at night: with 4 gone already, it’s both eerie and sad to see, now. What can be done to keep AC’s lights on? Sports betting? Slots at the racetracks sponsored by the remaining casinos? Doesn’t seem like online gaming in NJ is generating anything to help stop the bleeding. Appears that soon every state surrounding us will have more and more gambling, so, unless one prefers the shore, (as of today,) the lights along the beach will continue to be extinguished, one by one.