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PGCB hands out fines
29 August 2008
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today assessed Harrah's Chester Downs and Marina two fines totaling $30,000 for permitting an underage individual to play a slot machine and for having areas of the gaming floor unmonitored by casino security staff.
Mount Airy makes gains27 August 2008
News Brief: For the second week in a row, Mount Airy led all Pennsylvania casinos in weekly gains, continuing a strong summer performance by the state's only stand-alone slots parlor.
Proposed bill to limit gambling board's lawyers26 August 2008
Lawyers for the state Gaming Control Board would be prohibited from working for casinos for one year after leaving the board under legislation proposed Monday.
Foxwoods would consider other sites22 August 2008
News Brief: Foxwoods Casino would consider building its slots parlor on sites away from the Delaware River waterfront, Gov. Rendell announced yesterday after meeting with Foxwoods principals.
Bluhm makes case for proposed license transfer14 August 2008
News Brief: At a meeting, Neil Bluhm made his case for the proposed transfer of the city's sole slots license from Don Barden to his group, Pittsburgh Gaming Holdings.
Centaur's Lawrence County casino plans in jeopardy8 August 2008
News Brief: Centaur Inc.'s plan to build a $425 million racetrack/casino in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, appears to be in serious trouble.
Winning Powerball ticket was promo8 August 2008
Barrie Edwards of Willow Street did not buy the Aug. 2 Powerball ticket that earned him over $42 million - he received the promotional ticket for free when he purchased two Pennsylvania Lottery Match 6 tickets.
$86.3 million Powerball ticket sold in Lancaster County5 August 2008
Pennsylvania Lottery officials today announced the sole jackpot-winning ticket worth $86.3 million from the Aug. 2, 2008, Powerball drawing was sold at Lancaster County.
All Pennsylvania Millionaire Raffle prizes claimed5 August 2008
A Washington County man who won $1 million in the Pennsylvania Lottery's July 5 Millionaire Raffle picked up his winnings today.
Mohegan Sun sizzles, Mount Airy payout rises30 July 2008
News Brief: Mohegan Sun continued to sizzle last week while Mount Airy’s payout rate posted its third highest gain since opening eight months ago.
Sands execs look forward28 July 2008
News Brief: Sands officials are racing forward with the largest casino project in Pennsylvania in the face of an economy in such a swoon that even the gambling industry is feeling the pinch.
Pittsburgh casino project uncertain28 July 2008
News Brief: The future of the $780 million Pittsburgh project has been uncertain since construction was halted nearly a month ago.
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs reports results up22 July 2008
News Brief: The newly expanded Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs reported tnearly $32 million of wagers during the Friday-Sunday period, compared to less than $20 million each of the prior two weekends.
Pennsylvania casinos relieve property taxes21 July 2008
News Brief: Thanks to gamblers who have laid down their money in any of the six fully-operational casinos in Pennsylvania, homeowners throughout Crawford County will soon open up their property tax bills and witness a rare occurrence: lower taxes.
Casino bets on local artisans21 July 2008
News Brief: Significant creations by local artisans add to the appreciation of local history and heritage designed into the new Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs casino, which opened Thursday.
Celebration opens Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs18 July 2008
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs grand opening included a Mohegan Tribe ritual Smudge Pot Ceremony, four world champion parachutists carrying a 500 square foot banner, and the Color Guard of the Pennsylvania National Guard 109th Field Artillery Battalion of Wilkes-Barre.
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs design reflects cooperation17 July 2008
Working closely together, the community of Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Mohegan Sun Tribe have succeeded in bringing a new level of gaming and entertainment to Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs.
Pennsylvania governor reacts to Barden deal17 July 2008
Governor Edward G. Rendell today reacted to news that Don Barden has entered into an agreement with Wall Street Capital and High Pitt Gaming to invest $120 million in the Majestic Star Casino project.
Pennsylvania senators want new casino bid15 July 2008
News Brief: Two Pennsylvania senators want the state Gaming Control Board to revoke the license issued to Don Barden and reopen the Pittsburgh casino license 'to a competitive process that will include new applicants.'
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs brightens local economy15 July 2008
The economic impact of the new Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs has been recognized and welcomed by the regional business community.
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