With gaming revenues falling at home, the Mohegan Tribe is seeking commercial casinos in New York and Massachusetts.
The tribe will be presenting its proposal for the $550 million casino at the former Concord
Resort Hotel to the New York State Gaming Commission tomorrow.
The project is among nine in the Catskills, a region about 90 minutes north of New York City.
Separately, the tribe is pursuing the $1 billion Mohegan Sun Massachusetts near Boston.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is beginning deliberations on the project today, a process that could stretch into next week, WBUR reported.
The other bidder for the license is Wynn Resorts, a company owned by
billionaire Steve
Wynn.
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Decision Time For Casino Panel: Mohegan Sun Or Wynn?
(WBUR 9/8)
Mohegan Sun, Wynn Compete In Final Push For Greater Boston Casino License
(The Hartford Courant 9/8)
Three bidders to make casino case Monday in Albany
(Gannett News 9/8)
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