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Execs Optimistic About Michigan Casino Conflict Resolution

31 October 2005

News Brief: Although litigation has halted the progress of a $250 million casino in Wayland Township since June, the professionals hired to oversee its construction and initial management are hopeful that legal issues can be effectively resolved.

Dan Gustafson Updates Senate Gaming and Casino Oversight Committee

26 October 2005

Tribal Casino Proposed for Romulus

24 October 2005

News Brief: The Hannahville Tribe of Potawatomi Indians wants to build a $243 million hotel and casino development in Romulus, Michigan.

Romulus Mayor Promises Casino

21 October 2005

News Brief: Standing near a billboard proclaiming ‘3,300 New Jobs,’ Romulus Mayor Alan Lambert vowed Thursday that his town will be the home of a casino and hotel opposite a proposed racetrack near I-94.

Full House Michigan Project on Schedule

20 October 2005

Full House Resorts reports that its Battle Creek, Michigan project in conjunction with the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi Indians is proceeding on schedule.

Plans for Another Detroit Casino Revealed

20 October 2005

News Brief: Plans to build the Detroit region's fifth major casino will be announced today, but the city and an Upper Peninsula tribe will need Congressional approval before they could roll the dice.

Coalition Forms to Protect Poker Playing

12 October 2005

Barden, Tribe Reach Settlement

7 October 2005

News Brief: Detroit businessman Don Barden and the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians reached a $33 million settlement Wednesday in a dispute over a 2001 agreement.

Michigan Casino Future Shaky

4 October 2005

News Brief: An increase in casinos and a decrease in revenue, as well as the questionable use of tax-exempt bonds to build hotels and golf courses, appears to have shaken up the future of the Michigan casino business.

Host Communities Reap Benefits of Casinos

28 September 2005

Greektown Plans Not Good News for Some

19 September 2005

News Brief: Greektown Casino's proposal to stay in its temporary location doesn't sit well with Darlene Williamson or hundreds of other low-income residents of Parkwycke Towers Apartments, which will be bulldozed early next year to make way for a 3,500-space parking garage.

Barden Not Happy with 1% Stake

14 September 2005

News Brief: Don H. Barden finally owns a piece of Detroit's $1.18-billion casino market, eight years after being rebuffed in his bid for one of three original casino licenses. But he is not happy with having a 1% stake in the Greektown Casino and wants to buy out the majority owner.

G2E Conference Brings Opportunity For All

14 September 2005

This week the Global Gaming Expo is taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, with more than 25,000 industry professionals slated to attend.

Greektown to Stay Put

13 September 2005

News Brief: Greektown Casino has abandoned plans to build a permanent casino at Gratiot and I-375 and instead will stay in the bustling Greektown district, where it also plans a 400-room hotel and parking structure.

Its His Time: Father of Michigan Horse Racing Deserves Recognition

31 August 2005

Michigan Tribal Casino Breaks Ground

31 August 2005

News Brief: The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians will break ground on its new casino/hotel/entertainment complex at 10 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 1.

Michigan Casino Battle Heads Towards Resolution

24 August 2005

News Brief: A seven-year battle over a proposed casino in Emmett Township may once again be on the road to resolution.

Economic Diversification Will be Key for Long Term Tribal Success

17 August 2005

Detroit Casinos Reports Mixed Results

16 August 2005

News Brief: MGM Grand Detroit Casino L.L.C. and Greektown Casino L.L.C. reported revenue increases for July, while MotorCity Casino L.L.C. revenue was 4 percent behind 2004 for July and nearly 1 percent off the year to date.

Greektown Cuts Budget

10 August 2005

News Brief: Greektown Casino will ask state gaming regulators to approve a $635-million financing package next month that would include $200 million for a permanent casino, about half of what it said last year it would spend to build a glittering gambling complex near Ford Field.

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