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MIT blackjack seminars return

15 March 2007

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blackjack Institute Group Seminars are coming to New York for the first time, and returning to Vegas this summer.

Gov. Patrick listens to both sides of casino issue

13 March 2007

News Brief: In another sign that he is seriously considering casino gambling as a ready source of cash for state government, Gov. Deval Patrick met separately yesterday with groups of state legislators on both sides of the issue.

Middleboro residents overreact to casino plans

13 March 2007

News Brief: Town Manager John F. Healey said the public has overreacted to the board's decision last week to contact the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe about locating a casino in Middleboro, Massachusetts.

Massachusett candidates split on casino

9 March 2007

News Brief: Candidates in the Democratic primary for the 14th Worcester District in the House of Representatives showed a variety of opinions on casino gambling.

Middleboro officials invite tribe for casino talks

7 March 2007

News Brief: Middleboro officials might be playing a long-shot asking the Wampanoags to bring a casino there but residents' concerns about traffic and the town's character could trump the whole deal.

Massachusetts tribe invited to talks

28 February 2007

News Brief: Chris Carney, whose family owns the Raynham-Taunton dog track near Brockton, Massachusetts, is extending a very public invitation to the newly recognized Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe.

Massachusetts slot estimates disputed

19 February 2007

News Brief: Polls say residents are ready for a casino resort in Massachusetts, but a prominent anti-gambling legislator said slot machine revenue won't help fill the anticipated $1 billion budget gap.

Massachusetts tribe pushes for casino

15 February 2007

News Brief: If they win tribal recognition from the U.S. Department of the Interior today, the Mashpee Wampanoag will push aggressively for an off-Cape casino in Southeastern Massachusetts.

Massachussetts tribe looks at possible casino locations

6 February 2007

ews Brief: The Mashpee Wampanoags are on the hunt for land that could be used for a casino as the debate over gambling heats up once again on Beacon Hill, sources familiar with the tribe’s search said.

Massachusetts governor launches task force

1 February 2007

News Brief: Governor Deval Patrick is launching a formal task force to consider expanded gambling in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts governor considering casinos

30 January 2007

ews Brief: Governor Deval Patrick said yesterday he's continuing to explore casinos as a way to boost Massachusetts’ revenues.

Poll: Massachusetts residents support casino

29 January 2007

News Brief: Most Massachusetts residents support the legalization of casino gambling in the state, according to a poll released today by the Center for Policy Analysis at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth.

Massachusetts city pushes for casino

26 January 2007

News Brief: The New Bedford City Council last night made a pitch for casino gambling, unanimously approving a five-member committee to lobby the governor, state lawmakers and would-be casino developers.

Mass. Governor pushes casino issue

22 January 2007

News Brief: Governor Deval Patrick has revived the gambling debate in Massachusetts, saying the state needs to seriously consider casinos or slots parlors to balance the state budget.

Massachusetts gov. considers slots

15 January 2007

News Brief: Massachusetts Governo Deval Patrick told municipal leaders he was considering slots machines and casinos as a way to help close a $1 billion budget gap and provide more money to cities and towns.

Revere plans casino hearing

21 December 2006

News Brief: The Revere City Council plans to schedule a public hearing next year on a proposal allowing casinos to be built on two local racetrack sites.

New tribal casino rules proposed

20 December 2006

News Brief: Mashpee, Massachusetts, selectmen have notified federal officials that new rules proposed for establishing casinos on tribal lands do not provide adequate protections for the interests of local communities.

Reputed mob underboss arraigned on gambling, extortion charges

4 December 2006

News Brief: A reputed underboss of the New England Mafia pleaded not guilty Monday to gambling and extortion charges.

Massachusetts Governor meets with casino execs

4 December 2006

News Brief: The gambling industry is preparing for another all-out rush on Beacon Hill, with Gov.-elect Deval Patrick leaving the door open to the possibility of legalizing casinos and slot machines in Massachusetts.

Does the average American know about the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act?

20 October 2006

While Internet gambling aficionados are certainly aware of the new law, Casino City reporter Aaron Todd ventured to Boston's Quincy Market to find out how much the average American knows.

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