Owner Glenn Straub proposed using the now-shuttered Revel Casino to house Syrian refugees as the building's fate hangs in legal limbo. Revel owner: Use shuttered A.C. casino to house Syrian ... November 04, 2015 Revel owner: Use shuttered A.C. casino to house Syrian refugees United States must resettle 10,000 Syrian refugees over the next ... Revel Casino Owner Wants To House Syrian Refugees The owner of the shuttered Revel casino in Atlantic City told the Associated Press this week that he’d be willing to house Syrian refugees at the most expensive ... Revel casino: A home for Syrian refugees? | Editorial - nj.com
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The owner of a shuttered New Jersey casino says he'd let Syrian refugees stay there while the future of the building is hashed out. Revel owner proposes housing Syrian refugees at old casino Revel owner proposes housing Syrian refugees at old casino Wayne Parry, Associated Press · November 3, 2015 at 5:17 pm ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — So far, the owner of Atlantic City’s former Revel casino has proposed using it as an indoor water park, a medical tourism resort, an equestrian facility and a so-called “genius academy” where the world’s top minds would tackle society’s problems. Revel owner proposes housing Syrian refugees in vacant AC ... Revel owner proposes housing Syrian refugees in vacant AC casino. Glenn Straub, owner of the Revel Casino in Atlantic City, said Tuesday that he’s willing to let people displaced by the civil ... Revel Atlantic City Could Become “Fire Risk” Refugee Camp Revel Atlantic City Could Become “Fire Risk” Refugee Camp November 06, 2015 By Katie Barlowe Glenn Straub wants to take in up to 3,000 Syrian refugees at Revel but the city still considers the ...
Ill-fated Atlantic City’s Revel Casino might serve to a noble purpose of giving a shelter to Syrian refugees. Its owner Glen Straub who purchased the bankrupt casino for $82 million in April and has not managed to get it up and running since, now wants to use it to help others.
A look at key moments in the history of Revel Casino Hotel ... 9 Jan 2019 ... June 2009: Revel officials say the casino hotel expects to open in 2011. ... 3, 2015: Revel owner says he'd let Syrian refugees stay there while ... Former Revel Casino in Atlantic City Is Sold, Will Be Renamed ... 8 Jan 2018 ... A Colorado developer has purchased Atlantic City's former Revel ... to tackle society's problems, and a temporary home for Syrian refugees. Straub: I'll pay $10 grand for new name for Revel (update) - Philly.com
9 Mar 2016 ... Gallery: Revel: The rise and fall of a $2.4B casino ... various plans for the building that included housing for Syrian refugees to a water park.
Defunct NJ Casino Owner Wants to House Syrian Refugees ... So far, the owner of Atlantic City's former Revel casino has proposed using it as an indoor water park, a medical tourism resort, an equestrian facility, and a so-called 'genius academy' where the ... Revel Owner Suggests He Can Help Ease Syrian Refugee ... Florida developer Glenn Straub has a new idea for using the shuttered Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, at least while the facility's long term future is hammered out in the courts.
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TEN opening - Atlantic City Forum - TripAdvisor Genius Acadamy,housing Syrian refugees etc. My gut feeling is Mr. Straub bought Revel hoping to flip it for a tidy profit. No buyer has emerged and he is stuck ...
Glenn Straub offers to turn former Revel casino into Syrian refugee ... of the ex-Revel casino to Syrian refugees and would ... to house Syrian refugees, ... Glenn Straub Offers Revel Casino as a Syrian Refugee Shelter Glenn Straub has a new plan for the Revel Building: use it to house Syrian refugees. Saying “we treat our dogs better than we treat Syrians these days”, Straub ...