Garden State Express: September 14, 2012

Former Toms River superintendent gets 11 years for corruption, state regulators allow the Mohegan Tribe to manage AC's Resorts Casino and Stevens Institute launches 10-year expansion plan.

NJ Spotlight News | September 14, 2012 | Around NJ

  • Former Toms River School Superintendent Michael Ritacco has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for corruption.
  • State regulators have approved the Mohegan Tribe to manage Resorts Casino in Atlantic City.
  • Stevens Institute in Hoboken has launched a 10-year expansion plan.

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