A look back to the Covid Closing… On March 15, the 24-hour casinos of Las Vegas shut their doors. Like many cities around the world, concerned citizens rushed to stores fearful of a food shortage. Las Vegas, being so dependent on the Travel Industry, saw as much as a third of its residents out of work. On April 2, Caesars Entertainment announced a 90% furlough. (8newsnow) By the end of April, the mayor and other citizens began calling for the reopening of casinos. Elsewhere in the city, parks and playgrounds were closed to limit congregation of unemployed workers. As the Covid-19 shutdown extends into May, many wonder if Las Vegas…