The Atlantic City casinos are the last large refuge for smokers in the Northeast. Cigarettes were prohibited during the worst of the pandemic, and now there is a push to make the ban permanent.
Source: New York Times
Smoking and Gambling Go ‘Hand in Hand.’ But Maybe Not for Long.
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