How Icona Resorts founder Eustace Mita has changed the Shore with faith, hustle, and hundreds of millions of dollars
Mita is ready to spend another $200 million on a resort proposed for the closed Wonderland Pier in Ocean City. And he has his sights on two other potential hotels.
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