Hard Rock International, owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida, is considering other casino sites in western Massachusetts, a developer said.
Hard Rock initially announced plans for a casino in Holyoke. But other communities have expressed interest in being a host, the executive said.
The Mohegan Tribe of
Connecticut is also interested in western Massachusetts.
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Hard Rock to consider alternative sites outside Holyoke for casino
(The Daily Hampshire Gazette 1/19)
Mohegan Sun says ‘trust us’
(The Worcester Telegram & Gazette 1/19)
Casino issues could weigh on small towns’ resources
(The Boston Globe 1/19)
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