So the casinos in Western New York days may be numbered:
To be honest it couldn't happen to a better group of people. They ran the place like Enron, WorldCom, Tyco, Waste Management ect.
What kind of controls did they have in place to prevent being defrauded in the Golf Course Deal?
They have liens filed as they stiffed contractors

and I have first hand knowledge of them treating their employees like utter shit.
Do you think that a place that is being investigated by the IRS for numerous violations is going to just easily fork over the 200 Million that the state is asking for?
They should have hired Harrah's or Penn National to run their casino back in 2002. Mickey Brown and his team did a fantastic job in building up the brand and getting the hotel project started. Instead they ran it like a lemon-aid stand with a cigar box as a cash register.
It should be interesting to see what happens. The only reason why the state entered into this agreement was due to the fact that the State needed cash desperately after 9/11 and passed the compact in the middle of the night. Without the 200 Million, What's the point of allowing it to operate especially with the cigarette issue still at the forefront?
Nothing good ever came out of that place, and I won't shed a tear if the state troopers/National Guard surround the perimeter and not allow anyone in/out of their territory in downtown Niagara Falls.
I guess after all Joel Rose was right after all.
I really like how dark blue it looks....
I almost thought the 3rd photo was not aligned properly! Really like the one with the broken rock floor basin
Yes! I love the river. My mother hates it and she never fails to tell me how much so. She thinks it is dangerous, I think she is right.