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1. Gaming at the Meadowlands
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Assemblyman Caputo is right on the mark. His analogies are perfect, and his shame for Harrah's is agreed by many. Drill down, and you come to find that Harrah's is nowing running Foxwoods. Are they ...

2. Atlantic City casinos see gambling revenue dive
(Money/Economy)

Non-gaming revenue up by 8.3% BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Talk about rotten luck, gambling revenues for Atlantic City's 11 casinos declined by 24.3 percent during for July, August and ...

3. Chris Christie made 2010 the Year of the Governor in N.J.
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... have become symbols of excess Race to the Top failure could be defining political issue Reforming N.J. gaming industry will challenge Christie Obama's support of Ground Zero mosque was damaging ...

4. Let the voters decide fate of horse racing in New Jersey, not Harrah’s Entertainment
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... to say there would be a few irate Bombers fans. Yet in New Jersey, we have a similar scenario unfolding within a different industry. Gaming titan Harrah's Entertainment is leading the charge by the ...

5. Commission recommends Gov. Christie unload state-run Monmouth Park and Meadowlands racetracks
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New Jersey expected to lose $21 million on horse racing this year BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM The Governor's Advisory Commission on Gaming, Sports and Entertainment on Monday gave a final ...

6. Cablevision rolls out free games for iO TV customers
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BY LINDA MOSS NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Cablevision Wednesday launched of a new interactive gaming service that will be available free to all its iO digital TV customers. The new offering, from ActiveVideo's ...

7. More people said to be visiting Atlantic City – but not to gamble
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... great entertainment, top notch hotels, spas, shops and the beach and Boardwalk. "Gaming revenues are down because of the increased competitive environment," Kassekert said. "But more people are spending ...

8. N.J. Senate committee approves bills that attempt to reinvigorate horse racing and gambling
(N.J./State)

A package of bills that stem from the Legislative Democrats' Joint Gaming Summit held earlier this year which are an attempt to help stabilize and revitalize the state's ailing horse racing and casino ...

9. Republicans complain Democrats not moving on Christie tax relief package
(N.J./State)

... horse-racing industry, and which are part of the recommendations stemming from the Democrat's Legislative Gaming Summit Committee. The Appropriations Committee will consider bill (A-3273-3274) to appropriate ...

10. Republicans praise end to ARC tunnel as fiscally savvy
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... our school funding, next he tried to kill Bergen County's quality of life by undoing the Blue Laws, then his gaming commission all but left the Meadowlands to wither and die. "Now, he's condemning commuters ...

11. Christie wants New Jersey horse racing to survive
(Sports/Professional)

... in the state. For even more New Jersey sports, visit the NJNR Press Box They would also legalize intrastate Internet gaming through Atlantic City's casinos, while allowing voters to decide whether ...

12. Desire for change likely to power Republicans
(Opinion/Commentary)

... College. ALSO BY CARL GOLDEN Fair or not, N.J. public pension and health benefits have become symbols of excess Race to the Top failure could be defining political issue Reforming N.J. gaming ...

13. Senate Democrats call for casino-based sports and Internet betting, expansion of off-track wagering
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... members of the Legislature's gaming task force. The proposals include a quick expansion of off-track betting, asking vote approval of casino-based sports betting, providing casino-based intrastate Internet ...

14. Revenue at Atlantic City 11 casinos down 11.6% in September compared to '09
(N.J./State)

... decreased by 15.6 percent, an indication that attendance by serious gamblers has declined. After adjustments and a deduction for promotional gaming credits, casinos paid $20.8 million of $259.6 million ...

15. Christie, Mayor Langford make agreement to ease property taxes in Atlantic City
(N.J./State)

Billed as first step to revitalize gaming resort BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Gov. Chris Christie office Tuesday announced that Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford has entered into a ...

16. Fair or not, N.J. public pension and health benefits have become symbols of excess
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... gaming industry will challenge Christie Obama's support of Ground Zero mosque was damaging Christie putting squeeze on home rule in N.J. Hyped Corzine-Katz e-mails reveal absolutely nothing ...

17. Acting Gov. Guadagno creates permanent state government Red Tape Review Commission
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... submissions made in the review include: The Division of Gaming Enforcement in the Department of Law and Public Safety proposed modification to a chapter of rules relating to suspicious activity reporting. ...

18. N.J. Senate Monday to attempt to override Christie's veto of $7.5M for women's health care
(N.J./State)

... will meet to take testimony on the state Board of Public Utilities relocation from Newark to Trenton. The Assembly Regulatory Oversight and Gaming Committee will meet to consider legislation designed ...

19. Christie eliminates 60 inactive state boards and commissions
(N.J./State)

...  The Lake Restoration & Management Advisory Task Force (2000); The Landlord-Tenant Task Force (1998); The Legalized Gaming Policy Study Commission (1993); The Liberty State Park Public Advisory ...

20. Even at height of summer season, gamblers stay away from Atlantic City
(N.J./State)

... into the city help local officers fight crime that is believed to be affecting casino business. After adjustments and a deduction for promotional gaming credits, casinos paid $24.3 million on taxable ...