Former N.J. Mayor Accused Of Bilking N.Y. District

A former longtime mayor of Newark, N.J., was indicted last week on federal conspiracy, bribery, and fraud charges in what prosecutors say was a scheme to bilk money from a suburban New York school board that had hired his engineering firm to oversee a $50 million school...

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Correction: 
This article misidentified the district involved in the indictment case. It is the 7,800-student Irvington Township district in Essex County, N.J., not the Irvington Union Free School District in Westchester County, N.Y., as was erroneously reported.

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