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Penn National said its net loss of $250.4 million for the quarter that ended Dec. 31 was primarily due to a $316.5 million non-cash charge.

The process was been put hold until a ballot question that sought to repeal the state’s casino law was decided. On Tuesday, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly rejected the referendum.

Massachusetts voters saved the state’s fledgling casino industry Tuesday by overwhelmingly rejecting a ballot referendum that would have tossed a three-year-old gaming law.

By all accounts, a referendum to undo Massachusetts’ casino law should get crushed in Tuesday’s election and lose by 15 to 20 percentage points.

Plainridge Park Casino Career Center opened today and is now accepting applications for 500 new permanent jobs.

“Topping Out” is celebrated at Plainridge Park Casino marking the completion of the structural components and marking the halfway point in construction.

House backs bill to reduce race dates at Plainridge during construction of slot parlour.

The state’s highest court said Tuesday voters can ultimately decide if Massachusetts can have gaming.

Penn National Gaming has paid $25 million for the Plainridge Park Casino gaming license.

Layoffs begin, track blames racino stalemate.

News brief: The Plainridge Racecourse is betting on Massachusetts approving slot machines that will keep the harness track in business.

News brief: Plainridge Racecourse C.O.O outlines proposed plan to erect an additional building that will house additional machines for racino gambling.

News Brief: Plainridge Racecourse head Gary Piontkowski took illegal phone and credit bets from a wealthy New York broker at the Plainville horse track, filtering cash payments through the track's money room, a scathing state police report alleges.