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Detroit casinos reports results

13 April 2007

News Brief: Detroit’s three casinos raked in a total of $123.7 million in revenue in March.

MGM Grand Detroit opens job center

27 March 2007

News Brief: The MGM Grand Detroit Casino will open its new job staffing center today that will be used for job interviews and training for 1,000 new employees for its new $750 million casino/hotel/entertainment center.

Michigan tribe releases statement to critics

27 March 2007

ews Brief: The Gun Lake Band of Pottawatomi Indians on Monday called on its opponents to battle a Grand Rapids casino as vigorously as they oppose the tribe's plans for a Wayland Township gaming facility.

Full House Resorts tribal partner blesses its land

26 March 2007

This past Saturday, Full House Resorts' tribal partner, the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi, conducted traditional and spiritual ceremonies to bless the land on which its FireKeepers Casino is being developed.

Michigan group files to appeal casino decision

23 March 2007

News Brief: A notice of appeal was filed Thursday in what might be the last hope for a group trying to stop a Wayland Township casino.

Michigan tribes can keep keno info secret

14 March 2007

News Brief: Two Michigan tribes battling the state over casino profit-sharing will not have to divulge financial details showing whether the state lottery's Club Keno game has cut into their gambling take.

Four Winds casino accepts online job applications

14 March 2007

The Four Winds Casino Resort, scheduled to open in New Buffalo, Michigan in early August of this year, has begun accepting employment applications online.

MGM Grand Detroit opens job application website

8 March 2007

MGM Grand Detroit announced Wednesday it has opened a website where individuals can apply for jobs at its new hotel and entertainment destination that will open in Detroit in the fourth quarter of 2007.

Stay stalls plan for Station-managed casino in Michigan

7 March 2007

A plan for an American Indian casino in Michigan managed by Station Casinos is again on hold.

Scammers target Midwest casinos

6 March 2007

News Brief: Casinos sprouting across the Midwest are attracting sophisticated cheaters from Las Vegas, Atlantic City and overseas who believe they can scam new, unseasoned staff, gaming officials say.

Michigan tribe pushes for casino project

5 March 2007

News Brief: Keweenaw Bay Indian Community President Susan LaFernier said she is hopeful that progress in the often-stalled tribal casino project in Negaunee Township could come soon.

Michigan tribe expects to win land battle

5 March 2007

ews Brief: Unless a federal judge in Washington, D.C., issues an injunction by 5 p.m. today, 145 acres near U.S. 131 will go into a trust that will award the Gun Lake Band of Pottawatomi Indians a federally recognized homeland.

Study asked for Michigan casino

1 March 2007

News Brief: A casino rising in Romulus, Michigan, could be a long time coming now that the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs is asking for an environmental study.

Michigan plans to expand Keno

28 February 2007

News Brief: Governor Granholm intends to expand legalized gambling by offering the state's popular Club Keno lottery game to local Elks lodges, VFW halls and private yacht clubs as part of her all-out press to scrounge the money needed to balance the budget.

Group wants to stop Michigan casino

27 February 2007

News Brief: Anti-casino groups plan to ask a judge this week to stop the federal government from taking land into trust that would be used for a Wayland Township casino.

Gun Lake Tribe wins ruling

26 February 2007

ews Brief: Nine days before the government plans to place 146 acres into trust for them, the Gun Lake Tribe is celebrating a judge's ruling that clears the way for a casino in Wayland Township.

Pokagon casino project update released

19 February 2007

News Brief; In less than six months, some 675 acres of once-quiet, rural New Buffalo Township farmland will be transformed into one of the region's busiest developments, thanks to the new Four Winds Casino.

Port Huron casino plan gets support

14 February 2007

News Brief: Efforts to bring a $300 million casino and resort hotel to Port Huron got a lift Tuesday when one of Michigan's top lawmakers said she'll push for congressional approval of the project.

Michigan tracks aim for 2008 slot vote

12 February 2007

News Brief: A coalition is forming to back a 2008 statewide ballot allowing slot machines at Michigan’s six race tracks.

Michigan tribe plans casino for this year

8 February 2007

News Brief; The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi officials said this week the tribe is looking to break ground this year on the proposed FireKeepers Casino in Emmett Township.

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