The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut plans another run at a casino in New York City.
The tribe was one of three finalists for a slot machine facility at the Aqueduct
Racetrack. The winner was Delaware North, a New York firm that has been unable to secure financing for the project due to the recession.
”As the premier casino operator in the Northeast we are confident that a Mohegan Sun-managed facility will create much needed jobs and revenue for the Queens community and we can develop Aqueduct as a world-class entertainment destination, generating millions of tax dollars for the State of New York," a Mohegan executive said.
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation also bid on the casino and might get back in the game, an executive said.
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Mohegans to bid on casino rights at racetrack
(The New London Day 3/13)
Mohegan Sun could get 2nd chance at Aqueduct project after developer falls through (The Norwich Bulletin 3/13)
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