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Michigan casino lays off 100

25 November 2008

News brief: The Little River Casino laid off 100 of its 950 employees on Monday.

Investors sue Michigan casino developer

7 November 2008

News brief: Lawsuits allege Anthony Defeo did not fulfill a promise to build a $600 million casino in St. Clair County.

Greektown seeks new owner

9 October 2008

News brief: Greektown Casino has hired an investment bank to seek buyers for the casino, which a consultant said is the preferred option for the casino's exit from Chapter 11.

Full House Resorts announces completion of structural iron for FireKeepers Casino

23 September 2008

Installation marked by a "topping off" ceremony on Friday where construction workers and tribal members of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi Indians signed and decorated the final beam.

Michigan township casino negotiation team formed

26 August 2008

News Brief: The Fruitport Township Board of Trustees voted to form a negotiation committee to meet with the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians when more concrete details of a proposed casino are on the table.

Top-10 largest Indian casinos

25 August 2008

With the release of Casino City’s Indian Gaming Industry Report last week and the opening of the new Casino of the Wind at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut later this week, we thought this would be the perfect time to dig into our bank of data and find out what are the 10 largest Indian casinos in the world.

Michigan tribe to try for casino

22 August 2008

News Brief: With recent failure of a bill that would have allowed an Indian casino in Romulus, Michigan, another tribe could open a gambling facility without having to seek congressional approval.

Creditors object to Greektown deal

15 August 2008

News Brief: Greektown Casino, which is in bankruptcy reorganization, shouldn't get an exclusive right until June 1 to file a turnaround plan, a group of creditors and a U.S. government representative told a judge.

Odawa Casino Resort staff hit by lay-offs

13 August 2008

News Brief: Faulting the rising cost of gas and subsequent poor attendance, Odawa Casino Resort management reported that as many as 100 employees were laid off, including tribal and non-tribal members.

Muskegon county to vote on casino

13 August 2008

News Brief: The Muskegon County Board of Commissioners will put a non-binding casino referendum on the countywide Nov. 4 general election ballot.

Greektown on track

13 August 2008

News Brief: Greektown Casino is on track to complete construction of its new hotel-casino-resort complex in time to meet deadlines imposed by creditors as part of its agreement to exit bankruptcy.

Greektown reports layoffs

1 August 2008

News Brief: Greektown Casino majority owner, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, is laying off 2% of its 2,000-member workforce as the tribe struggles with a $15-million deficit.

Michigan casino foes win court decision

30 July 2008

News Brief: The final hand for a anti-casino group that has spent years trying to stop a tribal casino from opening in Allegan County could be dealt by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Greektown construction reaches milestone

30 July 2008

News Brief: On Wednesday Greektown Casino will mark the final pour of concrete to its new 30-story, 400-room hotel currently under construction.

FireKeepers scheduled for summer 2009 opening

29 July 2008

The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi today announced that construction of FireKeepers Casino near Battle Creek is making significant progress, with an opening planned for the summer of 2009. Construction of the $300 million casino.

Casino workers can't beat system

14 July 2008

News Brief: Some employees of Detroit's three casinos think they can beat the system that's in place to protect their workplace against cheats and thieves.

Four Winds Casino Resort slot results strong

14 July 2008

News Brief: The slowing economy is not keeping people away from the Four Winds Casino Resort in New Buffalo Township, which collected about $146.6 million in slot machine revenue over the six-month period that ended March 30.

Nevada trio kill Michigan bill

3 July 2008

Nevada’s three House members had worked tirelessly to defeat a Michigan gaming bill.

House shoots down bill allowing Port Huron, Romulus casinos

26 June 2008

News Brief: The U.S. House defeated a bill today that would have allowed new Indian casinos in Port Huron and Romulus.

Michigan tribal casino offers sneak peak

16 June 2008

News Brief: The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians will open its new $114 million Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel along M-72 to the public on Tuesday, in advance of a June 24 grand opening.

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