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Prospect Of Casino Gambling In Massachusetts A Modern-Day Gold Rush (WCSH 6 Portland)

September 22nd, 2007

  • Prospect Of Casino Gambling In Massachusetts A Modern-Day Gold Rush (WCSH 6 Portland)

    BOSTON (AP) — The prospect of bringing Las Vegas-style gambling to Massachusetts is creating a frenzy among those who plan on lobbying for final approval.

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BACK TO THE FAIR RECOLLECTIONS - Watertown Daily Gambling Times

September 22nd, 2007

  • BACK TO THE FAIR RECOLLECTIONS - Watertown Daily Gambling Times

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    BACK TO THE FAIR RECOLLECTIONS
    Watertown Daily Times, WI - 47 minutes ago
    Although horse gambling was illegal, that didn't seem to stop (Gambling) the folks at this fair. One race paid out $12 ,(Gambling) with $6 going to first place, $3 to second, …

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Mass. ups ante on gambling (New Hampshire Union Leader)

September 18th, 2007

  • Mass. ups ante on gambling (New Hampshire Union Leader)

    A proposal to legalize slot machine gambling in New Hampshire differs from Massachusetts’ Gov. Deval Patrick in two key respects: race tracks ,(Gambling) and license fees. Patrick said yesterday he favors development of three destination resort with (Gambling) and casinos, with full amenities.

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Mass. casino plan revives issue in RI - Providence Journal Gambling (subscription)

September 18th, 2007

  • Mass. casino plan revives issue in RI - Providence Journal Gambling (subscription)

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    Mass. casino plan revives issue in RI
    Providence Journal (subscription), RI - 38 minutes ago
    Murphy said gambling revenue critical to (Gambling) the state budget, which is projected to run a (Gambling) and a deficit for the next few years, will drain away to Massachusetts …

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