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Dance Parties to feature Fresh, Aunt Kizzy’s Boyz, Sirens Crush; tributes to include Motley, Inc., Ghost in the Machine, Pettybreakers

Credit Suisse gaming analyst Joel Simkins attended a Springfield town-hall-style meeting and came away with the impression that MGM Resorts is the “clear favorite” of Springfield officials.

Barona Resort & Casino is making the season a little jollier with a special holiday edition of its TGI Thursdays promotion.

Everett Mayor clarifies previous comments on Wynn and lease agreement on Mystic River land.

New Jersey's state Assembly look set to vote on an online gambling bill Monday.

The Casino’s handle for November this year was $521.0 million, a decline of 8.4 percent from November 2011.

Penn National Gaming has transmitted non-refundable application fees of $250,000 to the City of Springfield and $400,000 to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in its bid to acquire a Massachusetts gaming license.

Fantasy Springs announces three scrumptious ways to spend New Year's Eve - and a tasty way to spend New Year's Day.

Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd discuss PokerStars' bid to buy a casino in Atlantic City, Massachusetts looking to regulate online gaming through the lottery and whether point spreads (but not wagers) change the way they watch sports.

My gut feeling is that 2013 will be a better year, not back to the salad days of yesteryear, but forward moving at least.

Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati to open March 4, 2013.

Speculation rising Wynn will apply for license to build a casino in Everett, Massachusetts.

Sandy's toll on Atlantic City casinos evident in November figures.

A license has been granted to Sportech Venues, Inc to provide online betting for Connecticut residents on horse racing.

Chad Lawson, of Pleasant Hill, Iowa, will be featured on the set of Heartland Poker Tour’s nationally syndicated TV show during the weeks of December 20 and December 27.

Puck considers the 20-year milestone a significant event because an endless number of restaurant concepts have come and gone along the Strip while Spago remains true to form.

The company will feature 70 of its employees in "Inspiring Our World," an original music program spanning multiple cultures and styles.

Kevin Mullally, GLI's general counsel and director of government relations, said GLI has invested $7 million in infrastructure and hiring in its Las Vegas facility, adding some 93 jobs in 2012. The upgraded 86,000-square-foot facility now employs 165 workers, he said.

The forecast, presented to 200 local businesspeople and policymakers at the M Resort in Henderson, was full of hopeful projections, but the overall message counseled patience.