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11 Jul
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Deadly Bet – The Jason McGuigan Story

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“When Jason failed to place a large bet for Wu, a bet that would have won a very large amount of money, Mark turned to violence to settle his score. Wu shot Jason in his own home, along with two of Jason’s roommates…”

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22 Apr
0

Burglary suspect arrested at Ho-Chunk Casino, police say

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“A man suspected of multiple burglaries across Wisconsin and other states was arrested Tuesday night at Ho-Chunk Casino near Wisconsin Dells. Hall is a suspect in three Sauk County burglaries in June 2014, as well as other burglaries in other counties and states. “He was the subject of numerous crime alerts and a statewide manhunt,” said Sheriff Chip Meister.”

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14 Mar
0

Gambling addiction derailed Sheboygan woman’s life

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“In reality, it was more than $500,000 she had taken from the company. For her crimes, she received eight years in prison.”

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25 Feb
0

Ho-Chunk casino proposal up next for federal review

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“Supporters of a proposed Ho-Chunk casino in Beloit hope the proposal will move more quickly through federal review now that Gov. Scott Walker has decided against the Menominee Nation’s request to build a casino in Kenosha.”

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24 Jan
0

Ho-Chunk confident in Beloit casino plan

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“The Ho-Chunk is in the middle of a proposal to build an off-reservation casino in Beloit, however Greendeer said there has been no update on their project status. The Environmental Impact Statement for the Beloit casino project is currently at the BIA office in Washington, D.C., and is waiting for approval from the office before being sent back to the regional BIA office in Minnesota.”

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01 May
0

Lac du Flambeau vote against continuing to fund Shullsburg casino application process

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“A referendum vote by the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians was 140-138 against continuing to fund the Shullsburg Gaming Fee-To-Trust application for the development of the off-reservation casino in Shullsburg, a tribal spokesman said. The vote did not mean that the tribe was pulling its application for the proposed $132 million casino, according to tribal spokesman Brandon Thoms. But it is one of the options open to tribal leaders as they seek alternative sources for funding the application process, he added.”

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20 Mar
0

Shullsburg and Lac du Flambeau ready for new casino

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“The project would also need approval from the state of Wisconsin. That’s proved a stumbling block for the Menominee Tribe’s plan for an off-reservation casino in Kenosha. Governor Scott Walker has put off approving the plan due to another tribe’s opposition to it.”

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09 Oct
0

WI: Shullsburg still betting on casino after big-time bust

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“Nearly 100 percent of Wisconsin residents live within a two-hour drive of a casino, according to a recent study by the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, a free-market think tank. The report, authored by University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professor emeritus Daniel Alesch, concludes the market for Native American gaming in the Badger State is saturated.”

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21 Jun
0

City takes stance against Ho-Chunk trust plan

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“The City of Baraboo agreed to support Sauk County’s opposition to the Ho-Chunk Nation taking land near their casino into tax-exempt status Monday evening, with the proviso that the interested parties should work on a mutually agreeable compromise. Controversy has been sparked among local government bodies after the Nation applied to the federal Bureau of Indian affairs to have 600 acres of land along Highway 12 and North Reedsburg Road given trust status. Schauf has estimated trust status for the properties would result in a loss of about $700,000 in taxes for the county, Baraboo School District, town of Delton and other governments.”

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11 Apr
0

When tribal gaming goes sour… rights & remedies in an unclear legal environment

Posted by Citizens Against Expanded Gambling News

“These creditor leverage points, however, are often not available in the context of tribal-owned gaming entities, limiting the options for borrowers and lenders/creditors.”

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