Connecticut | Legislation
Massachusetts town remains hopeful for Mohegan Tribe casino
Friday, August 13, 2010
A bill to legalize gaming in Massachusetts remains in limbo but officials and business leaders in the western part of the state are optimistic the Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut will be able to open a casino there. Leaders from the town of Palmer and from the tribe met this week to discuss the future of the project. The two parties agreed to start working on a memorandum of understanding for municipal services and infrastructure at the proposed Mohegan Sun Palmer. The bill under consideration would authorize three casinos, including one in western Massachusetts. The tribe would have to bid on the facility and pay taxes and other fees to the state. Get the Story:
Palmer officials, casino supporters remain optimistic about Mohegan Sun proposal (The Waterbury Republican 8/12)
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