Northeast

The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York is expected to sell $887 million of personal income tax revenue bonds on Thursday.

Mashantucket Pequot, which owns Foxwoods casino in Connecticut, has released details about the proposed restructuring of its $2.2 billion debt, which includes a municipal tranche.

Rhode Island will go to market with an $81.4 million sale of general obligation bonds through negotiation, after a one-day retail period for state residents.

The Massachusetts School Building Authority expects to sell $725 million of senior dedicated sales tax refunding bonds, with Jefferies as lead manager.

Former Harrisburg, Pa., mayor Stephen Reed blamed initially low cost estimates for incinerator-related debt that ballooned into a $340 million debt crisis.

Investigator Steven Goldfield of Public Resources Advisory Group told a Pennsylvania Senate committee frequent red flags were ignored while Harrisburg incinerator-related debt spiraled.

New York City's Municipal Water Finance Authority is scheduled to price $200 million of second resolution, adjustable rate tax-exempt bonds through negotiation.

New York's MTA has strengthened its financial condition over the past two years, but still faces continued challenges, said state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

On Wednesday the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority is expected to sell $313 million of triple-A rated sales tax secured bonds and the Nassau County Local Economic Assistance Corporation is scheduled to sell $132 million of revenue bonds.

Massachusetts conducted its two recent bond deals conducted at what state officials called unprecedented low interest rates, officials said Tuesday.