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For at least a decade, millions in grant dollars have gone out to Massachusetts communities that either host a casino or are next to a community that does. Funding from the Community Mitigation Fund has meant money for projects, initiatives and other local efforts – but due to decisions by lawmakers on Beacon Hill, the funding is running dry. Officials in Springfield have been making their case for keeping the fund going - going as far as to lay out what the city's been doing with its grant money during a state gaming commission meeting held at city hall.
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Casinos in Massachusetts appear to be hitting their hiring goals when it comes to people of color and veterans, but some hurdles remain.
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Springfield, Massachusetts officials are keeping close tabs on the fate of the MGM casino after a report that it could be sold.
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Nearly a decade after the first casinos opened in Massachusetts, researchers find the amount of problem gambling in the state seems to have stayed the same.
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Local officials are reacting to a report that MGM Resorts is looking into a possible sale of its casino in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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A preferred developer could be announced this summer
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Man was killed after firing five shots at police
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Two shows by Bruno Mars announced
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Following pressure from local officials, more non-gambling amenities return
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Sportsbooks took bets on in-state college teams' games