Middletown Rancheria opens $42.5M casino resort
The Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians holds a grand opening for its $42.5 million casino resort this week. The gaming floor at the Twin Pine Casino and Hotel officially opened last Thanksgiving. The hotel opened in March. The 107,000-square-foot facility features 520 gaming machines, 12 card tables, a restaurant, a lounge, an event center and office. The hotel has 60 rooms. The casino is the largest in Lake County. Get the Story:
Grand entrance (The Lake County Record-Bee 6/3)
Twin Pine becomes county's largest gaming facility; celebrates grand opening (The Lake County Times 6/2)
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