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Oklahoma tribe oppose NY deal

News Brief: The Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma sent a letter to Cayuga and Seneca counties Wednesday, strongly voicing opposition to the proposed casino deal for the rival Cayuga Indian Nation.

Breakfast and betting at Saratoga

News Brief: Betting on horses will start at breakfast and end at dinner time this summer at Saratoga Race Course.

New York, Vernon Downs reach deal

News Brief: Representatives of Vernon Downs and members of the New York Assembly have reached an agreement regarding the passage of legislation that will allow Video Lottery Terminal operators to keep a larger percentage of revenue.

Seneca Gaming wins $3.6 million settlement

News Brief: Seneca Gaming Corp. will get $3.6 million to settle its dispute with the Connecticut company that managed the construction of its Niagara Falls hotel and casino complex.

Turning Stone agreement approved

News Brief: Turning Stone's 5,000 jobs are safe now that the federal government has upheld its approval of the agreement that allowed the casino to open 14 years ago, Oneida Indian Nation leader Ray Halbritter told casino employees Wednesday.

Turning Stone decision expected this week

News Brief: A federal government decision expected Thursday will focus on whether Turning Stone Resort and Casino can continue to operate.

Monticello Gaming & Raceway to get games

Monticello Gaming & Raceway will be one of two facilities to host the first ever Wide Area Progressive Video Gaming Machines in New York State.

Hearings set for Cayuga casino proposal

News Brief: At separate meetings this week, residents in Cayuga and Seneca counties will get their first public opportunities to voice their concerns about a proposed casino deal for the Cayuga Indian Nation.

Found lottery tickets are worthless

News Brief: More than $1,400 in lottery tickets found Sunday in Schiller Park are worthless, Syracuse police said Wednesday.

Saratoga Raceway releases concert line-up

Swing dance, rhythm and blues, 70's disco royalty and more, it's all coming to Saratoga Gaming and Raceway's night club, Vapor.

Saratoga Raceway opens to crowds

News Brief: After a flurry of activity during the past several months, the $15 million expansion of Saratoga Gaming and Raceway is complete, adding entertainment and food venues, as well as more gaming machines.

Cayuga county legislation holds casino session

News Brief: The Cayuga County Legislature will hold a special work session next week on the latest proposed settlement in the Cayuga Indian Nation of New York land claim.

TVG.com partners with Belmont Park

TVG.com is the exclusive wagering partner of Belmont Park, home of the third leg of the horse racing Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes.

New York casino developers pitch plan

News Brief: Developers will pitch their plan Monday to build a hotel and restaurant complex across from Turning Stone Resort and Casino.

Saratoga Raceway expansion opens

Senator Joseph L. Bruno, Deputy Director of the New York State Lottery Susan E. Miller and Saratoga Gaming and Raceway executives were at Saratoga Gaming and Raceway to officially open its expansion Friday.

Vernon Downs granted reprieve

News Brief: Vernon Downs has been granted a racing reprieve by a New York board again.

Firms join Capital Play bid

Capital Play Inc. reports that real estate development firm Related Companies, led by Chairman and CEO Stephen Ross, has joined the bid for New York's racetracks.

Mayor welcomes tribal casino

News Brief: Auburn Mayor Timothy Lattimore says he'd welcome the Cayuga Indian Nation to build a casino in his city, while a state official said a site somewhere in Central New York could be in the running.

NY tribe casino deal moves forward

News Brief: The Cayuga Nation of New York plans today to announce a deal to resolve a long-standing land claim in exchange for the rights to acquire reservation lands in the Finger Lakes and develop a casino.

Farm bureau drops out of lawsuit

The Sullivan County Farm Bureau has decided to drop out of lawsuit against the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe and Empire Resorts Casino at Monticello Raceway project.

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