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Pittsburgh Slot Funded Arena Plan Find Support

11 January 2006

News Brief: The Penguins picked up support today from 18 local lawmakers for the team's Pittsburgh First proposal to build an arena and redevelop the Lower Hill District with money from a slot machine casino.

List of Casino Hopefuls Released

11 January 2006

News Brief: The field is set in the race for Pennsylvania slots licenses, and a proposed Gettysburg-area casino will be competing with seven other plans for stand-alone slots parlors.

Columnist Jeff Simpson: Why Wynn, Stations are Likely to Pass on Penn

9 January 2006

Steve Wynn's Wynn Resorts and Station Casinos are taking a pass on gaming opportunities in Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Casino Proposals Face Opposition

6 January 2006

News Brief: Two of the North Shore's largest stakeholders say a casino in their midst, whether beside PNC Park or near the Carnegie Science Center, could jeopardize possible development or expansion efforts.

Pittsburgh's Casinos Eye Slot Revenue Potential

5 January 2006

News Brief: Pittsburgh's slots parlor could rake in more than $1 million a day by its second year, according to revenue projections by one of four companies seeking the city's casi

Penguins' Slots Partner Settles Missouri Casino Suit

3 January 2006

News Brief: The casino company that has proposed partnering with the Penguins to build a casino and new hockey arena in Pittsburgh has agreed to pay millions to settle a lawsuit re

Would-Be Pennsylvania Slot Machine Distributors Court Manufacturer IGT

3 January 2006

News Brief: Pennsylvania's requirement that slot machines pass through in-state distributors means the company or companies that win the right to supply IGT machines stand to score millions over the coming years.

Placing Their Bets

30 December 2005

News Brief: Two major gambling companies announced plans for Philadelphia casinos on the last day prospective slots parlor operators could file license applications, heating up the competition.

State Auditor: Pittsburgh Slots Licensee Should Pay for Penguins Arena

29 December 2005

News Brief: The state auditor general wants to tie the license to operate a slots parlor in Pittsburgh with responsibility for fully funding a new arena for the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Barden Enters Pittsburgh Slot Race

23 December 2005

News Brief: Don Barden, the nation's only African-American casino operator, will join the battle for Pittsburgh's slot machine license, with a proposal to build a $300 million to $

Penn National Gaming Files For License

23 December 2005

Penn National Gaming, Inc. has filed its Category 1 license application with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

Pittsburgh Penguins Bet on Casino

22 December 2005

ews Brief: From an office high above the aging Mellon Arena, the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday unveiled the first glimpse of a plan for a casino and a new arena team officials hope will secure the NHL franchise's future in the city.

Isle of Capri Casinos Signs Agreement with Lemieux Group

21 December 2005

Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. has signed a joint development agreement with the Lemieux Group LP that includes a provision for Isle to fund a new multi-purpose arena and pursue a gaming license in Pittsburgh.

Application Filed for Mountain Resort

21 December 2005

Local businessman Louis DeNaples has filed an application for a gaming license for a new $360 million redevelopment of the former Mt. Airy Lodge ski resort in Paradise Township, Pennsylvania.

Lawsuit Filed Over Potential Pittsburgh Casino Deal

20 December 2005

News Brief: A Louisiana man alleges in a federal lawsuit that an Allegheny County couple breached a contract for the potential development of an American Indian casino in Fayette County.

Penn Landing Corp. Works in Secret

19 December 2005

News Brief: Penn's Landing Corp., which at another secret meeting last week allowed a possible casino deal, says it is above open-government rules.

Philadelphia Casino Proposal Revealed

9 December 2005

News Brief: Three midstate men are partners in a venture to build a $300 million casino in the suburbs of Philadelphia.

Pocono Slot Application Withdrawn

6 December 2005

News Brief: Dr. Joseph Mattioli has withdrawn an application to build a $300 million slot machine parlor and entertainment complex at his Pocono Raceway track, a popular NASCAR ven

Gettysburg Chamber Remain Quiet on Casino Issue

5 December 2005

News Brief: The Gettysburg Adams County Chamber of Commerce continued its arms-length stance following a meeting last week with Gettysburg Gaming Resort and Spa investors.

Casino Investors Reveal Estimates

2 December 2005

News Brief: Casino investors estimate a slots casino in Straban Township, Pennsylvania, will attract 3.2 million visits a year and generate 3,052 new, full-time jobs in Adams County.

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