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Pennsylvania Casino Bidders Launch Mail Campaign
31 May 2006
The casino operators behind proposals in Allentown and Bethlehem have turned up the heat in their public relations campaigns and mailed thousands of glossy fliers that give resid
Philadelphia Casino Designs Receive Critique30 May 2006
News Brief: Designs by developers of five different proposed casinos here received criticism by a panel of architects and urban planners during “Slots and the City: A Public Design Forum.”
Pennsylvania Town Prepares for Casino30 May 2006
News Brief: The township of Bensalem is prepping for the 4.4 million customers expected to gamble each year on Philadelphia Park's 3,000 new slot machines.
Aztar Buyer Feared Background Check30 May 2006
News Brief: Columbia Sussex Corp., a Kentucky company that is buying Aztar Corp. abandoned a plan to buy a riverboat casino in Missouri because company officials feared they would fail a background check.
Opponents Dominate Pennsylvania Casino Hearing23 May 2006
News Brief: Opponents of a proposed casino in Bethlehem dominated a Monday hearing before the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, saying the project would increase traffic and crime
Gambling Kingpin Returned to Prison18 May 2006
News Brief: Former kingpin of Western Pennsylvania's largest video poker empire sent back to prison after handling $3 million in bets.
Casino Rumors Surround Trump Philadelphia Tower11 May 2006
News Brief: Donald Trump has unveiled plans to build a $300 million Trump Tower in Philadelphia has been tied to his Pennsylvania casino license bid.
Meadows Plans $450 Million Expansion11 May 2006
ews Brief: Daily attendance at The Meadows harness-racing track could grow 10 times larger after its prospective buyers add 3,000 slot machines and build a 250,000-square-foot entertainment complex, backers said Wednesday.
County Officials Back Allentown Casino10 May 2006
News Brief: Six of the nine Lehigh County commissioners have publicly avowed their support for a proposed casino in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Some Locals Cool Towards Pittsburgh Casino9 May 2006
News Brief: A casino is coming to Pittsburgh, but some Hill District residents aren't too keen about having it in their neighborhood.
Mount Airy Lodge Developers Granted Permit5 May 2006
News Brief: Paradise Township supervisors have granted conditional use permits to the developers of the proposed Mount Airy Lodge.
Delaware North Interested in Pennsylvania License4 May 2006
ews Brief: Delaware North Cos. has been added to the mix of possible casino operators in Pennsylvania.
Nemacolin Proposal Receives Positive Response3 May 2006
News Brief: People had a chance to comment on the proposed casino to be established at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa in Farmington during a public input hearing Tuesday, and a
Seven Springs Casino Project Faces Opposition2 May 2006
News Brief: A small but impassioned group of resort patrons who say that if a casino comes to Seven Springs Mountain Resort in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, they'll ski elsewhere.
Odds for Lehigh Valley, Poconos Slots Improve28 April 2006
News Brief: The odds of a casino coming to the Lehigh Valley, the Poconos or both got better this week as opposition to a proposed $650 million slots parlor, hotel and convention center in Limerick Township intensified.
Boyd Officials React to Limerick Decision27 April 2006
News Brief: Officials from Boyd Gaming Corp. say they are disappointed by Tuesday"s news that the Limerick supervisors do not want a casino within their township"s borders.
Competing Projects Pitched to Board27 April 2006
International News Brief: In a clash of titans Mount Airy Lodge owner Louis Denaples and Pocono Manor owner Greg Matzel pitched their competing casino projects to the Pennsylvania
Mount Airy Lodge Project Clears Hurdle26 April 2006
News Brief: Plans to build a casino at Mount Airy Lodge in the Poconos cleared another regulatory hurdle two days before the state Gaming Control Board holds a hearing on its plans and that of a competitor seeking a license.
Pennsylvania Lottery Fund Idea Criticized25 April 2006
News Brief: House Republican leader Sam Smith, of Punxsutawney, said yesterday he didn't like the idea of transferring about $240 million from the state lottery fund to provide provide property tax and rent rebates this year for senior citizens.
Barden's Considered Serious Bidder for License24 April 2006
News Brief: When Don Barden came to Pittsburgh last week, he seemed like a long shot in his bid to secure the city's casino license. By the time he left, he had served notice that he wouldn't be treated as an afterthought.
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