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Casino neighbors worried about expansion

News Brief: The proposed expansion of the Seminole Tribe of Florida's casino in Coconut Creek has officials of several cities in the area worried about traffic and emergency services.

BIA approves Wisconsin tribal casino

ews Brief: The federal Bureau of Indian Affairs Midwest office in Minneapolis has recommended the approval of the Menimonee Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin's proposed $808 million entertainment center and casino at Dairyland Greyhound Park in Kenosha.

Legislation aimed at Philadelphia slots

News Brief: Philadelphia City Councilman Frank DiCicco introduced a package of legislation yesterday aimed at thwarting construction of two riverfront slot-machine casinos.

Lawmakers divided over AC smoking ban

News Brief: Two lawmakers at the forefront of efforts to extend the state smoking ban to casino gaming floors were divided Tuesday about whether Atlantic City Council should accept a compromise.

Harrah's Chester Casino opening draws crowds

News Brief: The opening-week buzz over the area's latest gambling center drew customers by the hundreds Tuesday to the first full day of operations at Harrah's Chester Casino & Racetrack.

Execs gather for Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Racing Forum

Racinos executives will participate in a special presentation at the 3rd annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Racing Forum, March 12-13 at the Whitaker Center and Harrisburg Hilton.

Mega Million jackpot grows to $43 million

Since no ticket matched all six numbers in Tuesday's drawing, the Mega Million jackpot grows to an estimated $43 million for the Friday, January 26, 2007 drawing.

Bally's Casino cell coverage expanded

Verizon Wireless expands its network by connecting to an in-building distributed antenna system in Bally's Casino.

Massachusetts women wins WPT event

Emily Flax of Provincetown, Massachusetts, won the Ladies Event at the WPT event hosted by the Borgata Hotel Casino.

Saratoga Gaming plans anniversary, expansion

Saratoga Gaming and Raceway unveiled celebration plans for its third anniversary, along with expansion progress and construction bid awards.

Wynn dealers talking union

A dispute over the biggest tips in Las Vegas could prompt card dealers to take a step toward unionizing by the end of the week.

R.I. gambling numbers hit plateau

ews Brief: Rhode Island sales of lottery tickets and other forms of gambling are either less than last year or flat.

UK online companies hit again

International News Brief: Shares in online gambling companies PartyGaming, SportingBet, 888 Holdings and Empire Online slipped once more.

Pauma-Foxwoods casino details released

ews Brief: Consultants for the Pauma Indian band have released new details about a large-scale gambling resort the North County tribe plans to develop with the Connecticut tribe that owns Foxwoods Resort Casino.

Church group opposes Choctaw casino

News Brief: Jackson County United for Families, a group of pastors opposed to gambling, met Monday with a representative of Coast Businesses for Fair Play to discuss strategies against a proposed Choctaw casino near Ocean Springs.

Seminoles plan Coconut Creek resort

News Brief: One of the largest hotels in Florida could one day tower over Coconut Creek as the Seminole Tribe of Florida considers transforming its casino there.

Forest City schools get casino money

News Brief: Forest City Community Schools' 92 students from Worth County, Iowa, will net the district a little more than $50,000, thanks to revenues generated at the Diamond Jo Casino.

Limited smoking proposed for AC casinos

News Brief: A proposed Atlantic City ordinance would allow smoking on 25 percent of a casino's gaming floor, with the smoking sections enclosed and separately ventilated from the rest of the building.

Study: Minnesota rural areas benefit from casino

A MIGA study shows that rural Minnesota communities got the lion's share of a statewide $429 million indirect economic benefit from 2005 tribal casino employment in the state.

Maine Man wins Borgata Winter Poker Open

Leonard Cortellino of Maine survived the tough field at the 2007 Borgata Winter Poker Open and took home $200,860 in first place prize money.

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