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bought 350 acres in the town of Middleborough to start the process of building a casino complex like Connecticut's Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods. The clock is ticking for this idyllic community. Will the residents be forced to trade in their legacy as the Cranberry Capital of the World for the Casino Capital of Massachusetts? Bogs for slots?
Tribe could open casino alone;
But would need state's OK to upgrade its game offerings BOSTON - The Mashpee Wampanoags had more to celebrate than their official federal recognition as a tribe, which took effect on Thursday: now the Cape Cod-based tribe can move ahead with plans to open a casino as early as 2010. The tribe already holds options on land in Middleboro and is also considering a site in New Bedford.
The tribe can now seek federal approval of a casino offering the types of gambling that are already allowed in the state, or state approval for a more lucrative, full-fledged Foxwoods-style casino. The possibility of the Wampanoags opening a tax-exempt casino - completely cutting the state out of the action - prompted Treasurer Timothy Cahill to say last week that the state should consider joining with the tribe on a destination casino...
Quincy Sen. Michael Morrissey, chairman of a legislative committee that considers gaming bills, also believes the tribe will open a Class II casino unless the state gets involved. He points to a Seminole Indian-operated Hard Rock Cafe and Casino outside of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., as an example. ‘‘The Class II games that are out there now almost look and act like a slot machine,’’ Morrissey escort in dongguan said... Read the rest of this Patriot Ledeger story here. Leave a comment
Let's not fold a strong hand The casino debate is over! It is just a question of location and how much revenue the state can squeeze from the Indians.
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