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PGCB continues suspension of Mt. Airy owner
6 February 2008
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today unanimously agreed to continue the suspension of the license of Mt. Airy #1, LLC owner Louis A. DeNaples.
Official: Pennsylvania casino licensing system broken5 February 2008
News Brief: The vetting process for deciding who gets casino licenses is 'broken,' and the state attorney general and police should lead it in the future, said Pennsylvania House Republicans.
Gaming education focus of Pennsylvania conference5 February 2008
The role of education in shaping Pennsylvania's rapidly growing gaming industry will take center stage at the 4th annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Mid-Atlantic Racing Forum, February 25-26 at the Whitaker Center and Harrisburg Hilton.
Mount Airy Casino patron hits jackpot5 February 2008
Gregg Artzt of Stroudsburg is the latest big winner at Mount Airy Casino Resort, hitting a jackpot for $160,000 while playing the slot machines on Saturday.
PGCB issues emergency suspension31 January 2008
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Executive Director Anne Neeb today issued an emergency suspension of the Principle License of Louis A. DeNaples, sole owner of the Mount Airy Casino Resort.
Legislative roundtable at Pennsylvania forum31 January 2008
Key Representatives from both political parties and the president of Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs will participate in a special legislative roundtable at the 4th annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Mid-Atlantic Racing Forum.
Sugarhouse licence revoked25 January 2008
News Brief: Mayor Nutter today revoked a building license awarded to SugarHouse Casino in the closing weeks of the Street administration.
New properties showcased at Pennsylvania conference24 January 2008
Five gaming executives will discuss the performance and plans for the newest or in-development casinos at the 4th annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Mid-Atlantic Racing Forum.
Presque Isle Downs workers feel the pinch23 January 2008
News Brief: Presque Isle Downs & Casino employees are getting fewer hours per week during what casino Chief Executive Richard Knight called a slow time for the industry.
Report: Pennsylvania social services not ready23 January 2008
News Brief: Social service agencies in Allegheny County aren't ready for as many as 10,000 problem gamblers who could need help next year after the Majestic Star Casino opens, according to a University of Pittsburgh report released Tuesday.
Mount Airy offers Martin Luther King Day package17 January 2008
Mount Airy Casino Resort will be offering special packages for the Martin Luther King Day holiday weekend, as well as hosting a two-night limited engagement by The Party Dolls.
Pennsylvania to consolidate racing offices16 January 2008
To improve equine racing operations in Pennsylvania, Governor Edward G. Rendell has announced the consolidation of the administrative offices for thoroughbred and standardbred racing.
Pittsburgh casino decisions expected today14 January 2008
News Brief: Decisions are expected today on two of Pittsburgh's largest developments, the Majestic Star Casino and the Uptown arena.
Pennsylvania slots parlors win big11 January 2008
News Brief: Officials reported competition from slot parlors in Pennsylvania and New York caused Atlantic City to suffer a revenue decline.
Pennsylvania conference expands racing forum10 January 2008
The 4th annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress is expanding its popular racing forum to include the entire Mid- Atlantic region .
Detroiter's slots casino to open May 2009 in Pittsburgh9 January 2008
News Brief: Casino officials say Detroit businessman Don Barden's Pittsburgh Majestic Star casino is expected to open on May 1, 2009.
Mount Airy numbers strong despite legal woes9 January 2008
News Brief: Even as pressure grows on Louis DeNaples from a grand jury investigating perjury allegations, the Mount Airy owner's machine keeps rolling along.
Stakes high for Mount Airy Casino owner4 January 2008
News Brief: With lifelong friend and confidant the Rev. Joseph F. Sica facing a felony charge of perjury, the stakes have never been higher for junk man turned casino businessman, Louis DeNaples.
Atlantic City gets competitive4 January 2008
News Brief: Atlantic City casinos are tweaking their game plans based on the gaming threats coming from Pennsylvania and, potentially, the Catskills.
Priest charged in slots probe3 January 2008
News Brief: A Catholic priest and longtime confidant of casino owner Louis A. DeNaples was charged yesterday with perjury, accused of lying to a grand jury about his relationship with a mob boss.
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