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Casino environmental report released / North Fork tribe still optimistic despite lengthy process
(CALIFORNIA) -- The Final Environmental Impact Statement for the North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians' proposed $350 million casino and hotel project on 305 acres at Avenue 17 and Highway 99 is available at northforkeis.com.
In Reams Of Town Documents, A Look At The Demise Of The Tribe's Middleborough Casino
(MASSACHUSETTS) -- Compiled in five deep boxes in Middleborough Town Hall are documents that tell one part of the back story of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s casino plans in the southeastern Massachusetts town.
Weather or not, region's casinos look forward to pleasing crowds / Earl still poses minor threat to a busy holiday weekend
(CONNECTICUT) -- Earl would be most unwelcome at the casinos this weekend. At worst, he could dash Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun executives' hopes for a three-day consumer-spending binge. Or he could do the decent thing - veer to the right, say, and peter out.
9th Circuit rejects challenge to NIGC's approval of Cowlitz casino
(WASHINGTON) -- The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit that sought to stop the Cowlitz Tribe from building a casino in Washington.
Casino revenue, new building on Emmett meeting agenda
(MICHIGAN) -- Emmett Township’s new casino revenue and its new public safety building are on the agenda for a special Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday.
Labor Day roundup: Free rock at Speaking Rock
(TEXAS) -- Speaking Rock Entertainment Center in El Paso is gambling on music. The former casino has taken a new approach to attracting customers — free concerts.
Column / Life Is a Gamble
(CALIFORNIA) -- Recently, there was a tragedy involving a truck full of gravel, and some people in a house that could not be easily seen from the road.
Seminole Tribe of Florida v. Ariz
(FLORIDA) -- The Seminole Tribe of Florida (Tribe) seeks (1) a writ of certiorari to review a nonfinal order of the trial court continuing the hearing on the Tribe's motion to dismiss a wrongful death action for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and allowing Victoria Velasquez, as the "presumptive personal representative" of the estate of Roselindo Velasquez, (1) to conduct discovery on jurisdictional issues and (2) a writ of prohibition barring further proceedings by Velasquez and the trial court.
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