DiCicco calls for revocation of Foxwoods’ license
This just in from the office of First District City Councilman Frank DiCicco, in regards to Foxwoods Casino’s licensing hearing before the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Thursday morning.
Good Afternoon – For your information, attached is a letter the Councilman sent to the Chairman of the PA Gaming Control Board requesting the board revoke Foxwoods gaming license. Feel free to distribute. Thank you.
Mary Ann Womelsdorf,
Chief of Staff
First District Councilman Frank DiCicco
332 City Hall
686-3458 (fax) 686-1931
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