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On November 19, 57% of Milford’s registered voters turned out at the polls. The proposed Foxwoods-backed Crossroads Casino was voted down by a nearly 2-to-1 margin with 3,480 votes in favor and 6,361 opposed. Remaining contenders for the East region casino license are Wynn Resorts …
Casino Water Impact Update In a press release last week, Selectman Brian Herr of the MetroWest Anti-Casino Coalition released an independent study of the water supply and demand related to the proposed Foxwoods Casino in Milford. The results are profoundly damning. Kleinfelder, a global authority in water engineering, …
Milford Selectmen voted 2-1 to accept a Host Community Agreement with Foxwoods to build a casino. A referendum vote has been scheduled for Tuesday, November 19. Only residents of Milford will be allowed to vote in the referendum. Hopkinton and Holliston residents, no matter how close …
A lot has happened over the summer regarding the proposed Milford Casino and things are now moving very quickly. On August 5 Milford Selectmen voted 2-1 to begin negotiations with Foxwoods on a Host Community Agreement for the proposed Casino. Click here to view the …
At the June 17 Milford Board of Selectmen’s meeting, Casino-Free Milford Co-Chairmen John Seaver and Steve Trettel presented a rebuttal document to the Selectmen that evaluates the information presented by Foxwoods executives on June 3rd regarding their proposal to build a destination resort casino here …
Tonight, June 3 at 7:00pm, Foxwoods will be presenting detailed plans to the Milford Board of Selectmen in a public meeting held in the Milford High School Auditorium. Residents and friends opposed to the casino are invited to wear red shirts in solidarity and to …
REPORTS Article 1: Acceptance of Town Reports PASSED FINANCIAL – FISCAL YEAR 2013 Article 2: FY 2013 Supplemental Appropriations PASSED Article 3: FY 2013 Budget Transfers NO ACTION Article 4: Unpaid Bills from Previous Fiscal Years PASSED Article 5: Property Tax Exemption Increase PASSED FINANCIAL …
Please join Casino-Free Milford for a very informative evening. Presented by Stephanie Crimmins, Founder, No Foxboro Casino and Ginny Coppola, Foxboro Selectwoman. When a Casino Wants to Come to Town: What every resident and public official should know Thursday, March 14 at 7:00pm Adams Middle …
Yesterday was the application deadline for companies wishing to apply for casino and/or slot parlor licenses in Massachusetts. The state Gaming Commission received 11 applications each including a $400,000 non-refundable application fee. Read the MGC final applicant list. There were three applications for Region A, …
In addition to being of interest to a casino developer, according to recent news reports the town of Milford has also received interest from a slots parlor developer. Potential casino and/or slots parlor developers must submit an application and pay a non-refundable application fee of $400,000 …
The developer of a proposed Milford casino is still going ahead with plans and is expected to submit an application and pay a non-refundable application fee of $400,000 to the Massachusetts Gaming Commission by January 15, about six weeks from now. A group of residents …
Please be aware that talk of a potential Milford Casino is back in the news again. As a reminder, you can sign the petition to Keep Milford Casino-Free at http://www.change.org/petitions/neighbors-for-a-casino-free-milford and you can visit the Casino Free Milford website at http://casinofreemilford.com/. See the following news articles for more …