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Foxwoods' Game Violates Law

22 July 2005

News Brief: Foxwoods has been told that one of its newest games violates Connecticut law.

Sergeant Thanks Foxwoods' Staff

20 July 2005

News Brief: Staff Sgt. David John Walsh, on leave from duty in Iraq, visited Foxwoods Resort Casino last week to thank employees for sending care packages to soldiers.

Connecticut Receives Slot Payment

19 July 2005

News Brief: The owners of Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun sent their monthly slot machine payments to the state last week, bringing the total contributions for the fiscal year to $417.8 million.

Connecticut Casinos Vigilant About Safety

8 July 2005

News Brief: Security is always an issue at the Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort Casino, but both have taken special precautions since the terrorist attacks in America nearly four years ago.

Connecticut Ticket Wins $59.5 Million Powerball Jackpot

27 June 2005

One lucky player in Connecticut matched all 6 numbers Saturday and walked away with the $59.5 million jackpot.

Union Backs Connecticut Tribe

21 June 2005

News Brief: The president of the union that represents 50,000 casino workers across the country met with the Eastern Pequots to pledge UNITE HERE's continued support as the tribe awaits final word on its pursuit of federal recognition.

Connecticut Casinos Slots Outlook Good

16 June 2005

News Brief: Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun executives said year-over-year gains in slot machine win last month bode well for the upcoming summer season.

Foxwoods Hosts Poker Boot Camp

30 May 2005

News Brief: The World Poker Tour Boot Camp and Foxwoods welcomes students for a two-day intensive course in tournament-style, No Limit Hold 'Em.

Hockey Coming to Foxwoods

25 May 2005

Next Shift Enterprises, LLC and Game Time Marketing, LLC have reached an agreement with Foxwoods Resort Casino to bring a week-long celebration of professional hockey to New England.

Poker Winner's Former Wife Takes Cut

16 May 2005

News Brief: Poker winner, Kevin Cantwell, has paid $54,000 in child support repayments after his ex-wife heard about his $640,000 poker jackpot windfall.

Schaghticoke Chief, Connecticut AG Dispute BIA Changes

11 May 2005

News Brief: Schaghticoke Tribal Nation Chief Richard Velky disputes Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal's claim that new BIA rules would make it easier for Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal's claim Monday that the new rules.

Foxwoods Opens Public Golf Course

4 May 2005

News Brief: Foxwoods Casino is opening a championship-quality public golf course, another restaurant and several shops. That comes on the heels of a private golf course.

Laid-off Construction Workers Wins Poker Tournament

25 April 2005

News Brief: A former construction worker pocketed $630,488 when he won the main event of the two-week New England Poker Classic at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut.

Senator: Still Chance to Block Tribal Casino

7 April 2005

News Brief: Senator Joseph Lieberman says that state and federal officials still have some cards to play in preventing Schaghticoke Tribal Nation from opening up a casino in Connecticut.

Foxwoods Lures Seniors

7 April 2005

News Brief: Some 2,000 seniors arrived by bus Tuesday as part of Foxwood Casino’s promotion to improve business during the week.

Connecticut Casino Towns to Get Funding

15 March 2005

ews Brief: Connecticut legislature's Planning and Development Committee unanimously approved Gov. M. Jodi Rell's proposal to send $250,000 apiece in state aid to five towns surrounding the Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort casinos.

State Says More Youngsters are Having Gambling Problems

8 March 2005

Some children as young as 15 have been turning to state experts for help in dealing with their gambling problems.

Lawmakers Push for Plan to Help Casino Towns

7 March 2005

Several state lawmakers and officials of towns in eastern Connecticut are backing a plan by Gov. M. Jodi Rell to provide $250,000 to the five towns surrounding Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun.

Snow Hurts Casinos

1 March 2005

News Brief: Snow is not good for Connecticut casinos' bottom lines, and executives said bad weather in January, particularly the mid-month blizzard, was responsible for rare year-over-year drops in slot machine revenue.

Connecticut Towns May Receive Larger Casino Revenue Share

1 March 2005

News Brief: A group of local lawmakers trying to bring more state casino revenue to southeastern Connecticut heard what they hoped to hear Monday morning in a meeting with House Speaker.

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