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• MGM Mirage to sell Atlantic City casino stake (AP via Yahoo! News)
  MGM Mirage will sell its 50 percent stake in an Atlantic City casino under a proposed agreement with New Jersey regulators.
• Delaware North back in running for Aqueduct casino (The Buffalo News)
  ALBANY -- Buffalo's Delaware North Cos. is back in the hunt for a deal to run a lucrative casino at Aqueduct racetrack following the state's decision Thursday to scuttle a tentative contract for the facility.
• Rivers Casino Prepares For Flooding (KDKA Pittsburgh)
  Overnight rain and the melting snow is expected to cause a rise in the rivers around Pittsburgh and flood concerns are growing. The Rivers Casino is wasting no time in taking precautions in the event it gets to flood stage in the coming days.
• Las Vegas casino execs make pitch to open up to 6 resorts in Florida (Orlando Sentinel)
  Sands operators most interested in Fort Lauderdale and Miami Multibillion-dollar hotel resorts with casino gambling, celebrity chefs and luxury shopping.
• MGM Mirage to sell Atlantic City casino stake (Bay News 9 Tampa Bay)
  MGM Mirage would sell Atlantic City casino stake under settlement with NJ regulators
• Judge sides with Glendale in Indian casino case (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
  A judge has sided with the City of Glendale in a dispute over a portion of the land on which a southern Arizona Indian tribe wants to build a casino.
• 56 & #8212;year & #8212;old man charged with stealing casino chips (Channel NewsAsia via Yahoo! Philippines News)
  SINGAPORE: A 56—year—old man was charged in the Subordinate Courts this morning for allegedly stealing S$5,000 worth of casino chips from Resorts World Sentosa.
• Paddock recuses himself from casino zoning vote (Gettysburg Times)
  The husband of No Casino Gettysburg Chairwoman Susan Star Paddock said Tuesday that he’ll recuse himself from voting later this week, when the Cumberland Township Planning Commission meets to consider casino zoning legislation.
• 6 will serve on casino board (The Republican)
  PALMER - Town Manager Matthew S. Streeter has picked five residents to serve on a committee that will assist him with any potential negotiations with a casino operator, and they include a former town councilor, former town planner, and the Palmer Water District No. 1 superintendent.
• The Life Of A Casino High Roller (WBZ Boston)
  You may all enter through the same front door, but once inside, high rollers see a side of a casino that most will never see. From private butlers to private jets, if you're willing to gamble $100,000 or more per visit, you too can qualify for the highlife.