The Seneca Nation of New York is seeing local opposition to its plan for a $150 million casino.
The tribe wants to build a 65,000 square-foot casino in Monroe County. The Niagara County Legislature and the Genesee County Legislature oppose the idea out of fear it will harm a gaming facility that's owned by a group of local governments.
The tribe operates three casinos and signed an agreement last year with Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) to protect its regional exclusivity in exchange for a share of gaming revenues.
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Casino opposition on agenda of Genesee lawmakers (The Buffalo News 1/31)
Niagara Legislature joins opposition to gaming plan (The Batavia Daily News 1/30)
County opposes gaming expansion (The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal 1/27) Related Stories:
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Casino opposition on agenda of Genesee lawmakers (The Buffalo News 1/31)
Niagara Legislature joins opposition to gaming plan (The Batavia Daily News 1/30)
County opposes gaming expansion (The Lockport Union-Sun & Journal 1/27) Related Stories:
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