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SugarHouse casino in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia's first casino along the Delaware River
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Lai har on What Casinos will do to Philly
mediamobilizing.org - The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) announced a surprise meeting with updates on the Foxwoods and Sugar House Casino plans for Philadelphia. A delegation from Philadelphia traveled out to Harrisburg to represent the people across the city that will be impacted by these casinos in the city.
The No Casino in the Heart of Our City Coalition pushed for public testimony at these meetings, but was told no testimony would be held. The PGCB did decide to open up comments after such a large presence was shown from the Philadelphia delegation. Yet, with the very residents impacted by the casinos in the room, the investors and lobbyist from Fox Woods left the audience through the back door before hearing what the community had to say.
A Declaration of Independence from Casinos: Casino-Free Philadelphia
We seek to embolden one Philadelphia elected official — a Philadelphia politician representing us in City Hall, Harrisburg or even Washington — to publicly adopt the position that casinos, no matter the location, would be bad for Philadelphia.
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TEXT OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FROM CASINOS
When in the course of a citys life, it becomes necessary for its citizens to band together and demand that their home be respected and their neighborhoods valued above the desires of the predatory gambling trade, those citizens have the right to expect that their representatives will stand with them and defend their interests.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that our government should serve the needs of the people, that the workings of any government claiming to be democratic must be transparent to all, that initiatives should serve the interests of people, safe and secure in their communities, and not the inverse, and that the good of the people is the standard by which all public policy should be measured.
The recent history of governing Philadelphia is a history of repeated concealment, undemocratic decision-making, and the dismissal of the needs of its people and their neighborhoods. With respect to predatory gambling, this history includes numerous injuries against the public good, including:
* The enactment of Pennsylvanias Gaming Act, without any public input, without any debate, testimony or cost-benefit analysis, in the dead of night, on the weekend of July 4, 2005, without the support of state legislators from Philadelphia and without any condemnation by any city elected official.
* The creating of Gaming Control Board that is packed with political appointees who facilitate the predatory gambling trade instead of regulating it; and that protect the elected officials by acting as scapegoats.
* The inappropriate and unethical conduct of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and its subsequent ruling upholding the constitutionality of the Gaming Act, when it was clearly enacted in violation of the state constitution.
* The Pennsylvania Supreme Courts stripping Philadelphians of the right to vote in a referendum designed to elicit the public voice as to the degree to which neighborhoods should be protected from predatory gambling facilities.
* The refusal to provide information about the background of casino applicants, the design and function of casinos or the costs of predatory gambling in the form of slots parlors.
* The blocking of public debate and discussion on the consequences of casinos to our city.
* The willingness of our government to sacrifice the wellbeing of its people in favor of a predatory trade.
* The neglect of issues of concern to neighborhoods, in the interest of expedient approval of the insertion of casinos into those neighborhoods.
* The failure to understand and appreciate the cultural value and long-term financial potential of good land use development, including heritage tourism dependent on investigating and preserving important archeological and historic resources at sites currently eyed for slots parlors.
* The failure to understand and appreciate the need to protect the natural environment, including our precious Delaware River waterfront.
* The failure to understand, let alone be concerned about, the fact that the predatory gambling trade relies on addicted and problem gamblers, which results in substantial human suffering, family breakdown, divorces and child abuse, bankruptcy, fraud, embezzlement and other crimes, all of which cause great damage to those who never gamble.
* The continued spending of government funds on the defense of the casino industry, and the planned expenditure of funds to provide infrastructure for that industry, while funding for public institutions such as libraries and firehouses are cut.
* The repeated use of closed-door meetings and negotiations outside of the publics view to negotiate deals that benefit the predatory gaming trade at the expense of the rights and needs of the public.
In light of these wrongs done in the name of promoting the predatory gambling trade, we, the undersigned people of Philadelphia, mutually pledge to ourselves our Lives, our Fortunes, our sacred Honor and do declare ourselves opposed to casinos being built anywhere in our city, and demand that our representatives in government do the same.
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Pennsylvania Approves Gambling !!! betting online, in airports, at truck stops
Pennsylvania OKs betting online, in airports, at truck stops
Monday, October 30, 2017 HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Pennsylvania, the nation's second-largest commercial casino state, is taking an even deeper plunge into gambling and will allow people to bet online, in airports and at truck stops.
With government leaders searching for money to plug holes in the state's tattered finances, Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday signed legislation authorizing a major expansion of gambling.
Under the measure, the state will become the fourth to allow online gambling, joining Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware. It also makes Pennsylvania the first state to allow online play for both commercial casinos and its state lottery, as both go in search of newer and younger players.
Wolf, a Democrat, had not been enthusiastic about expanding gambling, but he entertained the idea in dealings with a Republican-controlled Legislature that saw it as a better option to balance the state's persistent deficits than a tax increase.
While lawmakers also saw a gambling expansion as a way to bring tax revenue to their districts and pet projects, Wolf had focused on ensuring a gambling expansion wouldn't damage the state's existing tax collections from casino revenues or receipts from the struggling Pennsylvania Lottery.
Going out the Back Door - Casino Moguls Avoid Protest
mediamobilizing.org - The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) announced a surprise meeting with updates on the Foxwoods and Sugar House Casino plans for Philadelphia. A delegation from Philadelphia traveled out to Harrisburg to represent the people across the city that will be impacted by these casinos in the city.
The No Casino in the Heart of Our City Coalition pushed for public testimony at these meetings, but was told no testimony would be held. The PGCB did decide to open up comments after such a large presence was shown from the Philadelphia delegation. Yet, with the very residents impacted by the casinos in the room, the investors and lobbyist from Fox Woods left the audience through the back door before hearing what the community had to say.
Sean McMenamin ~ Grand Marshal of the 249th Philadelphia St. Patrick's Day Parade
At the Grand Marshal Dinner on March 7, 2019, for the 249th Philadelphia St. Patrick's Day Parade, Sean McMenamin is honored as the 2019 Grand Marshal. In his speech, given SugarHouse Casino on Delaware Ave, he talks about his journey and the journey many of his generation made from Ireland to the United States.
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