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Four projects are vying for three full-scale casino gambling licenses up for grabs this year.

A community advisory committee advanced the project to a final round of scrutiny.

The Ferry Point site is currently home to a city-owned golf course, but Bally’s paid the Trump Organization $60 million for the lease.

The proposals would bolster existing gaming operations in the two communities.

The 4-2 vote against the project means no Manhattan-based casino will be green-lit in a process expected to award three downstate casino licenses.

Sullivan County is bracing for the impact of new casinos on Resorts World Catskills.

Eight casino proposals, all but one sited in the five boroughs, are vying for three licenses.

The developer would earmark millions of dollars for the project's neighbors.

Some worry the project would spell the end of Coney Island, but others covet the promised jobs.

At least one casino gambling license is set to be awarded in the NYC metropolitan area this year.