The Mohegan Tribe of
Connecticut will start work this summer on a gaming facility in the Catskills
region of New York, Mid-Hudson News Network reports.
The tribe plans to open the Mohegan Sun Concord at the site of the Concord Resort.
The facility includes 258 hotel rooms, 2,100 video lottery machines and electronic gaming tables and a racetrack, Mid-Hudson News Network reports.
The tribe's new company, Mohegan Gaming
Advisors, is working on the project.
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