News - Page 1616
Two Officers Arrested in Raid
3 May 2005
Two Roxbury, N.J., police officers face gambling charges following a raid on a social club in Dover, N.J.
Town Can No Control Over Casino Proposals3 May 2005
News Brief: Straban township solicitor Walton Davis recommends any concerns about a slots casino in Adams County should be directed to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
Bellagio: New French Paintings in June3 May 2005
Starting June 10, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art will present a new collection of nineteenth century French paintings on loan from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Expo Casino May Be Shelved3 May 2005
News Brief: A plan for a casino at Expo New Mexico might be permanently shelved.
Wynn Assures Stockholders Resort is Off to a Good Start3 May 2005
Warning shareholders not to judge the long-term performance of his resort based on its opening weekend, Steve Wynn nevertheless dropped several hints at the company's annual stockholders meeting Monday to suggest that his new resort was off to a good start.
Dog Racing Could Return to Waterloo3 May 2005
News Brief: Live dog racing could return to Waterloo Greyhound Park if a floating casino is built on the site.
Poll: Waterpark Site Favored for Iowa Casino3 May 2005
News Brief: The Isle of Capri's proposed hotel and casino near Lost Island Adventurepark holds the most water with participants in the Courier's online poll.
New York Court Approves VLTs3 May 2005
News Brief: New York’s highest court has ruled that video lottery terminals and Indian-owned casinos are constitutional, a victory for the legislature and governor who have increasingly relied on gambling to fill budget shortfalls.
Mohawk Casino Customers Like Slots3 May 2005
News Brief: New slot machines at the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino are drawing first-time players and regulars alike, which could boost business at the gaming hall.
Economic Forum: Surplus Estimate Grows3 May 2005
According to economic projections, the state of Nevada has as much as $585 million of them in surplus for the fiscal year ending June 30, and lawmakers will have to wrestle with how much of that to spend or give back to residents.
The Strip: Wynn May Consider Dividend3 May 2005
For the first time since becoming a publicly traded company, the shareholders of Wynn Resorts Ltd. were able to hold their annual meeting in a building that was producing revenue toward their investment.
Dubuque Greyhound Selects Mariposa3 May 2005
Venture Catalyst reports that Dubuque Greyhound Park & Casino has licensed Mariposa, VCAT's award-winning customer relationship management, marketing and business intelligence software system.
Heard it on the River3 May 2005
Rudi Schiffer gives the lowdown on the latest news from the resorts in Tunica, Mississippi.
Details of Expansion Discussed2 May 2005
The 1.5-million-square-foot condominium and hotel expansion project will break ground in October, Hard Rock Hotel President Kevin Kelley said after the presentation.
Casino Money a Different Game for Non-Nevada Banks2 May 2005
In Las Vegas, bankers hardly blink at a multi-million dollar change order from a Strip casino customer, but such a request creates quite a stir in just about any other market.
Bowlers Strike It Rich with Sunset Center2 May 2005
The most expensive bowling center in the nation opened last month at the Sunset Station casino in Henderson.
Casinos Get Zoning Approval From City Council2 May 2005
Plans by the city's three casinos to build permanent facilities, including hotels, continue to move forward, with city council approving a key zoning change for construction.
Harrah's to Rebate Losses2 May 2005
News Brief: In a bid to increase business on typically slow Mondays and Tuesdays, Harrah's North Kansas City Casino and Hotel during May will rebate 10 percent of every tracked player's net daily losses on those two weekdays.
Nevadan At Work: Ex-Georgetown Basketball Player Works His Way to Top of Barbary Coast2 May 2005
When Barbary Coast General Manager Ronnie Highsmith talks about working his way up from the bottom, he truly means it.
Horse Breeders Bet on Pennsylvania2 May 2005
News Brief: Breeders are coming to Pennsylvania this year to foal their mares, betting in two years their colts and fillies will be first down the stretch to collect some of the $100 million in slots-inflated purses at state tracks.
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