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MASHPEE WAMPANOAG RESORT CASINO

The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe intends to build a $1 billion casino resort in Middleboro to provide jobs and revenue for its 1,500 members.  The tribe secured 539 acres in Middleboro in the spring 2007 and finalized a casino deal with Middleboro officials in late July.  In August 2007, the tribe applied with the U.S. Department of Interior to place their Middleboro property into federal trust for the purpose of building a casino. The application also includes 140 acres on Cape Cod.  If granted, the land will be legally sovereign and exempt from most state taxes and regulations.
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NEWS

05.06.2008   Poll shows 57% now favor allowing casinos
04.07.2008   Mashpee tribal land deal approved by town residents
03.24.2008   Wampanoag Hope for Casino Approval
03.13.2008   First Discussion of an Indian Gaming Compact
03.06.2008   New Casino Study
03.05.2008   Middleboro Casino Hearing March 25th

NEWS ARCHIVE

03.20.2008   Governor's Casino Plan Dead 

03.19.2008   Committee Votes to Reject Patrick's Casino Proposal
03.19.2008   Gov. Patrick Concedes Defeat is Likely in House
03.18.2008   DiMasi Blasts Patrick's Casino Proposal
02.06.2008   Gov Patrick Files Opposition to Indian Casino in Middleborough
01.08.2008   Fed Policy Change Complicates Middleboro Indian Casino
12.17.2007   Report Justifies a Fourth Casino
12.03.2007   Trump Discusses Revere Site for Casino
11.15.2007   Casino Issue Will Not be on Primary Ballot
10.15.2007   Boston Mayor Supports Suffolk Downs Casino
10.11.2007   Govenor Patrick Sends Casino Gambling Bill to Legislature
10.04.2007   Local Voter Approval Required for Casinos
09.30.2007   Poll 53% Support Casino Plan
09.23.2007   Suffolk Downs Seeks Temporary Casino for 2008 Gaming
09.17.2007   Governor Will Propose Three Casinos for the State
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