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Turning Stone lounge allows alcohol

30 November 2007

News Brief: Just two weeks after opening with a no-alcohol policy, the Lava nightclub at Turning Stone Resort and Casino now will allow guests to bring in their own booze.

Local business gets casino funding

29 November 2007

News Brief: The Cattaraugus County Legislature voted Wednesday to authorize use of $100,000 of its 2005 Seneca Allegany Casino revenues to aid Philadelphia Furniture in Salamanca.

Vernon Downs investors want shares

23 November 2007

News Brief: Former investors in Vernon Downs are getting impatient with delays in receiving their shares of the company that now runs the track.

BIA ruling against Harrah's affirmed

6 November 2007

The Catskill Litigation Trust is presently pursuing enforcement of a class action default judgment for $1,787,000,000 in compensatory and punitive damages and $1,000,000,000 in judgment interest awarded by the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Court against Harrah's Operating Company, Inc.

Lawyers argue Oneida land case

5 November 2007

News Brief: Lawyers will argue Tuesday in New York City on a case that could determine the uncertain status of Oneida Indian Nation land.

TVG launches NY online betting platform

1 November 2007

TVG announced today that it has launched an Internet wagering platform to residents of New York State at tvgnewyork.com on behalf of Yonkers Raceway.

Shinnecock bid struck down

31 October 2007

News Brief: A federal judge has struck down the Shinnecock Indian Nation's bid to build a casino on a disputed parcel of land in Hampton Bays.

NY tribe ordered to ban BYOB practice

29 October 2007

News Brief: New York state is threatening to stop issuing third-party liquor licenses unless the Oneida Nation prohibits its guests from bringing alcohol to restaurants, and concerts.

Turning Stone caterers denied liquor license

26 October 2007

News Brief: New York State is threatening to stop caterers from serving alcohol at Turning Stone Resort and Casino, a move that could all but shut down Turning Stone's extensive wedding and convention business.

Turning Stone updates look

23 October 2007

News Brief: From a 14-foot tall glass sculpture and new flower shop to new carpeting, guests will see updated interior touches at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino.

Former NBA referee Donaghy forfeits cash as part of plea Deal

17 October 2007

News Brief: Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy has forfeited US$30,000 in restitution to the government under his plea deal in a basketball gambling scam.

Turning Stone Resort lifts BYOB ban

17 October 2007

News Brief: Visitors to Turning Stone Resort and Casino can again bring their own alcohol to the facility.

Turning Stone in liquor license limbo

15 October 2007

News Brief: Posters say that Turning Stone Resort and Casino Lava nightclub will open soon but the tribe still doesn't have a liquor license.

Tribe proposes NY casino

15 October 2007

News Brief: An American Indian tribe awaiting federal recognition is set to submit a plan to the state today to build a casino at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, tribal leaders said yesterday.

Seneca to reveal casino plans

3 October 2007

News Brief: The Seneca Gaming Corp. will go public with final designs for its permanent Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino complex later today — showing off a blueprint that will include a luxury hotel tower.

Casino foe steps down

21 September 2007

News Brief: Joseph M. Finnerty, the Buffalo attorney who has helped shepherd the fight against the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino, is stepping down as lead counsel for casino opponents Citizens for a Better Buffalo.

Tribe runs casino ad campaign

20 September 2007

News Brief: An Indian tribe attempting to build a casino in the Catskill Mountains with Waterford-based developer Len Wolman will air a radio campaign this week to build support for its gaming venture.

Governor recommends NYRA for contract

5 September 2007

News Brief: New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer has recommended that the New York Racing Association be awarded a 30-year contract to operate Aqueduct, Belmont Park and Saratoga racetracks.

Buffalo Creek casino hours expanded

31 August 2007

News Brief: Strong customer response has prompted the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino to expand its operating hours, less than two months after the downtown Buffalo gaming venue opened its doors.

Oneida liquor hearing next week

31 August 2007

News Brief: The New York State Liquor Authority will weigh arguments for and against the Oneida Indian Nation receiving liquor licenses at its Sept. 5 board meeting to be held in Manhattan.

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