The temporary executive director of the Massachusetts Gaming
Commission resigned after just three days on the job.
Stan McGee was a state official who helped write H.3702,
the state's gaming law. But controversy over child sexual abuse accusations derailed his new job.
The commission has until July 31 to review plans for three casinos in the state.
One casino is reserved for "a federally recognized tribe."
Both the Mashpee
Wampanoag Tribe and the Aquinnah Wampanoag
Tribe are seeking a casino.
Get the Story:
McGee gives up post
(The Cape Cod Times 5/10)
East Taunton casino opponents voice concerns at meeting
(The Taunton Daily Gazette 5/10)
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