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Massachusetts tribe, officials meet

News Brief: Massachusetts will not withdraw its negative comments on the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe's land trust application, but the tribe will forge ahead with the federal casino process.

Golden Boys at Mohegan Sun

The former teen idols known as The Golden Boys; Frankie Avalon, Fabian, and Bobby Rydell are coming to Mohegan Sun Arena for a performance on Sunday, May 18th at 3:00pm.

Legalized online gambling would bring in billions

Congressman Jim McDermott introduced yesterday the Internet Gambling Regulation and Tax Enforcement Act of 2008 that would ensure that taxes are collected on regulated Internet gambling activities.

Mountaineer Casino pickes CMG signage

Mountaineer Casino has raised its advertising stakes by adding Scala InfoChannel Digital Signage software to the game.

Billy Joel adds 7th show

Due to extraordinary demand Billy Joel has added a 7th date to his Mohegan Sun performances.

Travel and tourism: Monthly airport traffic decreases

Early evidence of Las Vegas visitation levels in 2008 shows fewer people coming to Las Vegas, at least by air.

Columbia Sussex fights back

Columbia Sussex Corp. is not leaving New Jersey without a fight.

Beltway business boom

Crown Ltd. is the latest in a handful of gaming companies that have purchased or leased office space along the Las Vegas Beltway in the southwestern Las Vegas Valley, creating a core development totaling about 1 million square feet.

Wynn Las Vegas sweepstakes winner named

Perfect Escapes report that Ms. Melissa Dickinson of San Clemente, California, is the grand prize winner of the Perfect Escapes "Weekend at the Wynn Las Vegas" Sweepstakes

Report: Mount Airy Casino has most diverse workforce

Mount Airy Casino Resort has the most diverse workforce of any casino in Pennsylvania according to a study on diversity released by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

National Problem Gambling Awareness Week declared

The National Council on Problem Gambling and the Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania to proclaim March 9-15, 2008, National Problem Gambling Awareness Week.

Youbet.com renews Virginia license application

Youbet.com, Inc. has reached an agreement in principle with Colonial Downs, L.P., the Virginia Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, the Virginia Racing Commission, and the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Massachusetts casino job numbers disputed

News Brief: Governor Deval Patrick, House Speaker Sal DiMasi and Suffok Downs chairman Bill Mulrow got in a three-way fight yesterday over how many construction jobs would be created by building three resort casinos in Massachusetts.

Kansas Lottery wants contract deadline extension

News Brief: The Kansas Lottery plans to ask Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to extend its casino contract deadlines by 60 days.

New Jersey tracks get $90 million from casinos

News Brief: Atlantic City's casinos will spend $90 million underwriting horse-racing purses and supporting horse-breeding programs over the next three years, according to the New Jersey governor's Office.

Grim finances push Florida gambling proposal

News Brief: Grim state finances could create a golden opportunity for pro-gaming lawmakers hoping to gain ground in a state once known as an anti-gambling stronghold.

Illinois business group supports bingo agreement

News Brief: The Shabbona Business Association support the DeKalb County Board's recently approval of an agreement with the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation to build a 24-hour bingo facility in Shabbona, Illinois.

Debate over New York gambling revenue

News Brief: A share of slot machine revenue from the Hogansburg casino has been a boon for St. Lawrence County, New York, but legislators don't agree on how to spend it.

California tribe behind on payments

News Brief: The Santa Ysabel tribe is more than $400,000 behind on impact fees to the county for its casino near Julian and also owes an undisclosed amount in overdue payments to the California.

Oklahoma collects millions from tribal gaming

News Brief: Oklahoma received $70.4 million in 2007 from Indian gambling compacts or 'exclusivity fees,' state records show.

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