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Saratoga Gaming plans anniversary, expansion

24 January 2007

Saratoga Gaming and Raceway unveiled celebration plans for its third anniversary, along with expansion progress and construction bid awards.

NETeller Update: Lawrence posts bail

22 January 2007

NETeller co-founder Stephen Lawrence posted bail Friday after appearing before a District of Southern New York Judge.

Governor returns casino developer's donations

18 January 2007

News Brief: New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's campaign returned $110,000 in excess donations from casino developer Richard Fields, almost all of it for jet flights and other costs tied to a lavish fund-raiser in Wyoming last summer, a new campaign filing shows.

Historical document may block casino plans

18 January 2007

News Brief: A Canadian anthropologist testified in federal court yesterday that the Shinnecock Indians signed 17th-century land deeds that now prevent them from building a casino in modern-day Hampton Bays.

Buffalo casino plans in limbo

15 January 2007

News Brief: The Seneca Nation plans to move forward this week with construction of a downtown Buffalo casino, but critics say they don't believe the casino will ever be allowed to open.

NY Governor will consider Monticello casino

10 January 2007

News Brief: A Monticello casino will be at the top of Gov. Eliot Spitzer's list, his point man on casinos says.

Seneca show off new casino

5 January 2007

ews Brief: Seneca Gaming Corporation spokesman Phil Pantano gave a tour to local media, pointing out the new grand casino floor.

Nevada Gold provides update

5 January 2007

Nevada Gold & Casinos, Inc. has issued a statement regarding the performance of Tioga Downs and Vernon Downs in New York State.

Looking in on: Gaming

3 January 2007

Regulators haven't yet studied whether new rules are needed to govern private equity funds, the multibillion-dollar investment vehicles that are now all the rage on Wall Street.

Vernon Downs losing money

3 January 2007

ews Brief: Vernon Downs is losing $500,000 a month and needs help from the state if it's going to survive, one of its owners said.

Proposed Catskills casino clears hurdle

22 December 2006

News Brief: A proposed Mohawk casino in the Catskills received environmental approval from federal officials, bringing the long delayed $600 million project a step closer to reality, tribal representatives said on Dec. 15.

Saratoga Gaming donates $90,000

20 December 2006

Saratoga Gaming and Raceway proudly presented $90,000 in charitable donations to nine local organizations.

NYRA sues to keep track

15 December 2006

News Brief: The New York Racing Association has sued the state for failing to approve a video lottery terminal casino at Aqueduct, a move that could complicate matters if the state tries to give a different operator its racing franchise.

Monticello casino clears hurdle

15 December 2006

ews Brief: The U.S. Department of the Interior has determined that the proposed casino for Monticello Raceway would have no significant environmental impact, clearing the way for final approval by the governor’s office.

Oneida tribe's appeal rejected

5 December 2006

News Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned down the appeal of the Oneida Indian Nation, providing the tribe no legal basis for the operation of the Turning Stone Casino in Verona.

NY casino audit questioned

1 December 2006

News Brief: New York has no independent way to ensure that it's getting its fair share of millions of dollars in slot revenues from Indian-owned casinos, including the two run by the Seneca Nation of Indians, a state comptroller's audit charged Thursday.

NYRA, Empire Racing won't back down

22 November 2006

News Brief: Both the New York Racing Association, the current holder of the track franchise, and Empire Racing said the recommendation by the Ad Hoc Committee on Racing is not binding on the state Legislature and new Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

Yonkers hits slot jackpot

21 November 2006

News Brief: The video slot-machine parlor at Yonkers Raceway has hit the jackpot since opening last month.

NY, Seneca make offer for land

21 November 2006

News Brief: The state, on behalf of Seneca Gaming Corp., is offering $2.6 million to City Hall for portions of five downtown streets and two alleys near the Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel.

Online gambling operation in Queens busted

16 November 2006

Queens DA announced the indictment of twenty-seven individuals and three corporations on charges of unlawfully operating a highly sophisticated online gambling operation in Queens County and elsewhere in the world.

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