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N. Tonawanda man joins WROTB as controller as Batavia resident DeCarlo nears retirement

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BATAVIA — Career advancement and being able to stay in the gaming business has Lancaster native Alex Madera energized about his new position as controller of gaming for Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp.

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N. Tonawanda man joins WROTB as controller as Batavia resident DeCarlo nears retirement

BATAVIA — Career advancement and being able to stay in the gaming business has Lancaster native Alex Madera energized about his new position as controller of gaming for Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp.

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The Daily News broke the news on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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