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Stakeholders in the debate

Bill Gross

racetracks

Anthony Perretti General Manager of Perretti Farms in Cream Ridge, Perretti Farms is the state's biggest racehorse breeding farm . Thursday April 16, 2009

handout

racetracks

Dennis Robinson, president and CEO of the N.J. Sports and Exposition Authority. Robinson's authority runs two New Jersey racetracks, the Meadowlands Racetrack and Monmouth Park. Undate handout photo Tuesday March 31m 2009

Bill Gross

racetracks

Hedshot of Rhonda Snyder General Manager at Favorites at Toms River an off-track wagering site in Toms River. Thursday March 19,2009

John Froonjian

Nappen

Victor Nappen, vice president of marketing for Atlantic City Linen Supply, Friday June 5, 2009

Bill Gross

racetracks

Race fan Chris Tashjian of Freehold before Thursday morning's races at Freehold Raceway in Freehold. Thursday April 2,2009

Mike Derer

Jon S. Corzine

Gov. Jon S. Corzine has yet to pick a candidate for lieutenant governor.

Danny Drake

transit study

Thomas D. Carver, Esq., executive director of CRDA, talks about promoting regional economic growth during the forum. CRDA releases its new transportation study for Atlantic City and surrounding area at the South Jersey Economic Development Forum. Jack Lettiere, a private consultant and former New Jersey transportation commissioner, discussed the study, Thursday, May, 14 2009 ( Press of Atlantic City / Danny Drake)

Bill Gross

racetracks

Patron John Schaafsma of Toms River at the bar of Favorites at Toms River an off-track wagering site in Toms River. Thursday March 19,2009

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