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Zitro USA Opens New Office in Las Vegas

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Zitro USA Las Vegas Office

LAS VEGAS, NV – As the result of continued growth in the U.S. gaming market, Zitro has officially announced the opening of its new office and warehouse in Las Vegas.

The new facility consists of more than 15,000. sq ft. of warehouse and office space, housing multiple Zitro departments including corporate offices, operations, production, and shipping and receiving for the company’s U.S. business. Zitro’s office opening…

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190-year-old West Village wooden house with storied history asks $6M

190-year-old West Village wooden house with storied history asks $6M

All photos courtesy of Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group

A 19th-century wooden house in the West Village that has lived many lives over its nearly 190-year-old history is now on the market. Built in 1834, the property at 392 West Street (also known as 6 Weehawken Street) was originally part of the open-air Greenwich Market and later operated as a tavern, cigar store, pool hall, speakeasy, and two gay bars. The building’s last owner, Jean-Louis Goldwater Bourgeois, made headlines in recent years after claiming he would leave the home to the Lenape people, the original Manhattanites. But when Bourgeois died last year, the house went to his estate and is now on the market for $6,000,000, as Gothamist reported.

The property was built on land that had been part of the colonial Newgate State Prison and later became part of the Greenwich Market (also known as Weehawken Market); it is considered the sole surviving portion of the market house. After 10 years of operation, the market closed and went on to house a saloon, a gambling parlor, an oyster house, bars, and an adult video shop.

Bourgeois, son of famous late sculptor, Louise Bourgeois, bought the building for $2.2 million in 2006. In 2016, Bourgeois announced he would be giving the building, and the land, to its original owners, by transferring the deed to a nonprofit group run by a Lenape tribe.

“Manhattan is a capitalist rock; this is a quiet protest against that,” Bourgeois told the New York Times in a 2017 interview. “I’m giving it back…

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Peninsula Orthopaedic Associates expands joint replacement services

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Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority Secures New Funding for Mohegan Inspire Project

The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority (MTGA), a US tribal casino operator currently developing the integrated resort Mohegan Inspire in Incheon, South Korea, announced a Third Amendment to its credit agreement. This update signifies a change in lenders and the addition of a new revolving credit facility, marking another step in the project’s financing journey.

Mohegan Inspire Represents a Significant Investment

As the second integrated resort to open in Incheon, Mohegan Inspire should significantly impact the region’s tourism and leisure offerings. Its diverse amenities are poised to attract a broad audience, making it a key player in the South Korean entertainment landscape. The new funding will ensure the project launches on time and meets stakeholders’ high expectations.

The Mohegan Inspire project aims to become the centerpiece of Incheon’s tourism landscape, offering a comprehensive entertainment experience. It will feature three hotel towers with 1,200 rooms, an arena, a foreigner-only casino, diverse dining and retail options, convention facilities, and an impressive selection of entertainment choices.

One of its distinctive features will be a year-round indoor water dome experience, providing visitors with a unique attraction. An outdoor family park will further enhance the resort’s appeal, catering to a wide selection of guests. This venue will also share Mohegan’s Momentum Loyalty Program, ensuring guests keep returning, knowing their loyalty is truly valued.

The Project Should Have All the Funds It Needs

The Third Amendment to Mohegan’s credit agreement follows the previous May 2021 and February 2023 revisions. This latest update sees Fifth Third Bank replace Bank of America as the Swingline Lender. Additionally, MTGA has gained a revolving line of credit of up to $5 million, intended for covering temporary short-term expenses.

In February, MTGA executed the Second Amendment to the original credit agreement, extending the maturity date of commitments and loans under…

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Local Event: Barn Sale in Bucks County Historic Barn -Circa 1850

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Barn Sale in Bucks County Historic Barn -Circa 1850

Huge Barn Sale in Buck’s County Historic Barn! 

WHEN : Oct 27-28-29 From 8-5 

3 floors full of glorious treasures ! Furniture , lights, collectables, barn beams, tools, TONS of XMAS and much more.3 days 3 floors!!

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FREE Family Movie Night at the SCF Pavilion (need to get free tickets on-line).FREE Family Movie Night at the SCF Pavilion (need to get free tickets on-line).

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Thumbs up to Nanticoke Creek watershed project

$17.5M in grant money awarded to Earth Conservancy for work

By coincidence, two months ago to this day we published an editorial praising the restoration of Espy Run, bringing the lost creek back to the surface 70 or so years after it had been diverted to make way for strip mining. As noted then, it was a Herculean task that took more than 20 years from completion of a study identifying water quality problems caused by the diversion. To quote that editorial:

“That’s some 50 years ignoring the problem, 15 years figuring out what to do and how to pay for it, and nearly seven years to get it done. So, yeah, it’s worth understanding just how big an achievement this is, even if the sight of a little creek and some riparian forest for protection isn’t exactly the Grand Canyon, or even the Lehigh Gorge.”

The Earth Conservancy got the lion’s share of credit for this truly monumental restoration, and Tuesday’s paper included some good news from the organization about another, similar (and similarly important) project. President/CEO Terry Ostrowski announced Monday that the Conservancy has been awarded more than $17.5 million in grant money for restoration of the upper sections of the Nanticoke Creek watershed.

“This grant will ensure Earth Conservancy can accomplish our goal of reconnecting the Nanticoke Creek headwaters to allow flow to once again reach the downstream areas of the watershed, while eliminating a major source of water to the underground mine pools which resurfaces as Acid Mine Drainage in the lower reaches of Nanticoke Creek,” Ostrowski said. “The grant highlights the partnerships and support we have had with federal and state agencies, as well as…

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DIsney’s Pocahontas: The true story of an indigenous woman buried in Gravesend in the UK

Pocahontas (Credit: Disney)

Disney’s Pocahontas was based on true story of the daughter of Powhatan, the paramount chief of the Powhatan Confederacy, a group of Algonquian-speaking tribes in Virginia. (Disney)

Disney‘s animated classic Pocahontas captivated audiences with its stunning visuals and memorable music when it was released in 1995.

With a budget of $55m, the film — directed by Mike Gabriel and Eric Goldberg — grossed more than $346m worldwide, and was widely praised by critics as another musical hit for the animation studio.

Read more: How Disney first began

Based on the story a real historical figure who played a pivotal role in early US history — Disney’s Pocahontas was voiced by Irene Bedard, while her singing voice was provided by singer Judy Kuhn.

Her real-life counterpart’s life was marked by her desire to fight for her people’s rights, her acceptance of Christianity, and a new life that saw her adopt a new Anglicised name and start a family.

Here we take a look at who the real Pocahontas was, a story of heartbreak and resilience.

Matoaka, daughter of a chief

Pocahontas. oil on canvas. Date: after 1616. Museum: NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.Pocahontas. oil on canvas. Date: after 1616. Museum: NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.

A painting of Pocahontas by Simon van de Passe. (National Portrait Gallery)

Pocahontas was born in 1596 in the Tidewater region of present-day Virginia and was originally named Amonute but also known as Matoaka, meaning ‘lower between two streams’.

She was the daughter of Powhatan, the paramount chief of the Powhatan Confederacy, a group of Algonquian-speaking tribes in Virginia.

Her nickname, Pocahontas, meant”playful one” or “mischievous one”.

In 1607, English settlers established Jamestown, Virginia, which is when Pocahontas first came into contact with them.

Were John Smith and Pocahontas lovers?

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Mohegan announces third amendment to credit agreement

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(PRESS RELEASE) — On 12 October 2023, the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority entered into the Third Amendment to that certain Credit Agreement (as amended by the First Amendment, dated as of 31 May 2022, and the Second Amendment, dated as of 14 February 2023, the “Existing Credit Agreement”), dated as of 26 January 2021, by and among MTGA, The Mohegan Tribe of Indians of Connecticut, Citizens Bank, N.A., as administrative agent and the other lenders party thereto (the Existing Credit Agreement, as amended by the Amendment, the “Amended Credit Agreement”).

In connection with the Amendment, Fifth Third Bank, National Association (“Fifth Third”), replaced Bank of America, N.A. as Swingline Lender under the Amended Credit Agreement, extending to MTGA a revolving line of credit of Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000) on such terms and conditions as set forth in the Overdraft Services Agreement dated as of October 12, 2023, by and between Fifth…

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New Doylestown Innovative Crisis Stabilization Center is a First in Pennsylvania

a rendering of the exterior of the behavioral health crisis center

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Doylestown is introducing a groundbreaking addition to mental health services with the Innovative Crisis Stabilization Center.

Doylestown is introducing a groundbreaking addition to mental health services in The Keystone State with the Innovative Crisis Stabilization Center, writes Wenjing Ding for Bucks County Courier Times.  

Construction for the facility is set for 2024 and will be the first of its kind in Pennsylvania. It will serve 7,000 patients annually. The center would provide 24-hour observation and serve people with a variety of needs, including mental health, drug and alcohol use, intellectual disabilities, physical health, and more.  

The patient gets treatment as soon as they enter the calming space. There will be separate lobbies and rooms for children and adults, as well as accommodation for visiting families. Those in need of more acute services such as inpatient facilities and long-term drug and alcohol treatment can also get referrals for treatment.  

The facility is in collaboration with the Lenape Valley Foundation, Doylestown Health, Bucks County Department of Behavioral Health/Developmental Programs, and the Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission.  

The center will be located next to the Lenape Valley Foundation building. It will also feature 24/7 crisis telephones, mobile crisis services, 23-hour stabilization units, and withdrawal management.  

Read more about Doylestown’s pioneering approach to mental health care in the Bucks County Courier Times.

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