OYSTER CREEK — City officials will send notices to gaming room owners to crack down on criminal activity near their establishments or face possible sanctions.
“They can either shape up or ship out,” Mayor Justin Mills said.
Oyster Creek warns owners it might rescind permits
Oyster Creek to warn parlors
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