The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut is announcing an expansion project that will bring House of Blues to the Mohegan Sun Casino.
The tribe will add a 1,000-room hotel, more gaming space and more stores and restaurants to its successful facility. In hopes of attracting a younger crowd, House of Blues will operate a 1,500-seat, live-music venue.
Details of the project are being announced today. Officials say the expansion will add 2,000 jobs to the 10,000 already employed by the tribe.
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Mohegan Sun to Add Hotel, Music Venue, 2,000 New Jobs
(The New London Day 11/16)
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Mohegan Sun Plans New Hotel and Casino (The New York Times 11/16)
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Expansion announcement for Mohegan Sun expected today (The Norwich Bulletin 11/16)
Eastern Connecticut towns eye growing slot pie (The Norwich Bulletin 11/16)
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