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Gaming N ews (Casino City Times)
LAS VEGAS -- Making a list of New Year's resolutions is easy. Actually completing your list is where the difficulty usually comes in.
Gaming N ews (Casino City Times)
LAS VEGAS -- Making a list of New Year's resolutions is easy. Actually completing your list is where the difficulty usually comes in. But thanks to a trip to Las Vegas last week, I managed to knock off one of my 2010 "To-Do" items when I spent two nights at the M Resort.
CASINOS: Battle over gambling sites looms in Legislature (Delaware Coast Press)
DOVER — Developers will start circling the General Assembly this week as legislators debate whether to grant more of the most lucrative licenses within their power: the right to open a new gambling casino.
Professors pull plug on laptops (Albany Times Union)
Once an innovation, computers in classroom are often a distraction
Cumberland planners surprise Paddock (Gettysburg Times)
In a night that was full of surprises, the Cumberland Township Planning Commission voted Thursday to endorse zoning legislation permitting casinos anywhere in the township’s mixed-use commercial district.
Nevada still at center of the gaming tech world (Las Vegas Sun)
Although the United States has lost millions of manufacturing jobs, Nevada has remained the global leader in a manufacturing niche — gambling equipment. More than half of the global gaming supplier industry is in Nevada.
Quarantine the House from Senate gambling fever (Portsmouth Herald)
By Jim Rubens
St. Mary's band a success story (Telegraph-Journal)
Once a struggling Maliseet community with few jobs, development and little opportunity for youth, St. Mary's First Nation has become a model for economic success among native groups in New Brunswick.
QUICK POLL (GlobeSt.com)
NEW YORK CITY-Bidders that were passed over in the state’s latest try at a deal for a racino at Aqueduct Race Track say they’re still interested now that the deal has fallen through.
Lawmakers still hope for gambling agreement with Seminoles (The Tampa Tribune)
State senators are proposing again to reach a gaming compact with the Seminole Tribe -- but this year, they say, they won't give Gov. Charlie Crist much leeway in the negotiations.