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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2002

Voters of the Seneca Nation will not get a chance to approve a gaming compact with the state of New York because negotiations are still underway.

The tribe had scheduled a vote for its 7,000 members this month. The tribe won't go forward with three casinos if the membership disapproves.

Get the Story:
Seneca Nation postpones vote on state casino plan (AP 2/19)
Concord drops casino idea (The Times Herald-Record 2/19)
Sullivan residents upbeat (The Times Herald-Record 2/19)

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