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North Star Mohican – Michael Carbonaro Ticket Giveaway

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Total gaming revenue in Pennsylvania tops $5 billion

Total gaming revenue topped $5 billion in the state for the first time in fiscal year 2021-22, which ran from July 1 to June 30, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

The board reported Tuesday that total revenue from slots, table games, internet gaming, sports wagering, video gaming terminals and fantasy contests totaled $5,042,967,392 during that time period.

Additionally, the combined tax revenue from gaming during the fiscal year topped $2 billion for the first time. The estimated amount, prior to any adjustments by the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, is $2,052,630,568, according to the board.

The previous high for gaming revenue and tax revenue was $3.87 billion and $1.59 billion during 2020-21, according to the board.

The board said the overall revenue increase from the previous high fiscal year can be attributed to a record high in revenue for table games along with continued growth in the sports wagering, internet gaming and video gaming terminal markets.

At Mohegan Sun Pocono in Plains Twp., table games revenue increased more than 18% from nearly $28.4 million in 2020-21 to nearly $33.6 million in 2021-22. Slot machine revenue increased 31.5% from nearly $145.4 million to nearly $191.2 million in that time period.

At Mount Airy Casino Resort in Monroe County, table games revenue increased more than 9% from nearly $38.5 million in 2020-21 to about $42 million in 2021-22. Slot machine revenue increased nearly 4% from about $135.45 million to about $140.8 million in that time period.

In the same time period, both Mohegan Sun Pocono and Mount Airy saw decreases in both internet gaming and sports wagering revenue.

At Mohegan Sun Pocono, internet gaming revenue declined about 22.6% from about $31 million to about $24 million and sports wagering revenue decreased about 4.5% from about $3.4 million to nearly $3.27 million.

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Fishing tournament set to combat two invasive species in local waterways

SALISBURY, Md. – Salisbury University biological officials are set to hold a local fishing tournament aimed exclusively at two species of invasive fish that experts say are damaging local waterways and ecosystems.

Dr. Noah Bressman, Salisbury University assistant professor of biological studies, and graduate assistant Zachary Crum are combating invasive species in local waterways, and Eastern Shore anglers can help.

Fishing hobbyists and professionals alike are invited to the Nanticoke River Invasive Fishing Tournament, presented by SU Saturday, July 30 (rain date: Sunday, July 31) at Cherry Beach Park in Sharptown, MD. Lines in at 6 a.m. and weigh-in at 2 p.m., followed by awards and data collection.

The two invasive species are blue catfish and northern snakehead fish, which officials say are damaging local ecosystems and waterways, and need to be studied further in an effort to combat their growing populations across the region.

Thanks to a grant from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the free tournament features some $2,000 in prizes. All blue catfish and northern snakeheads caught will be provided to Bressman’s lab to continue research to learn more about their effects on the local ecosystem, with a focus on diet, growth speed, and reproduction rates.

“The blue catfish are particularly nasty in that they make up in some tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay, up to three-quarters of the biomass of the river, so what that means is if you were to take a net and scoop out every living thing, even the microscopic things out of the water, and weigh it all, catfish would make up to three-quarters of that weight,” Dr. Bressman explained. “And so far in our research we’ve been seeing everything from striped bass, to blue crabs, and even adult ducks in their stomach, and so it shows that they…

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Evolution Opens Blackjack, Roulette Live Dealer Games In Connecticut

For Connecticut online casino players, the wait is officially over for live dealer games. Evolution Connecticut studio live dealer games have the digital table, quite literally, in the state.

Evolution ended a mandatory soft-launch period for its new studio in Connecticut on Monday, transitioning to a full launch. However, the product still faces some limitations that will hopefully end soon.

A soft launch of Evolution casino games in Connecticut

According to a press release from Evolution, the studio in Fairfield launched its product for all players on Monday, July 18. At full strength, the studio should employ almost 400 people.

The soft-launch period that preceded this launch is a standard operating procedure in Connecticut. When online casinos and online sports betting first began in the state, the operators followed the same practice.

Unfortunately, the wait continues for Evolution Gaming‘s full complement of live dealer games. Currently, the limitations on the type of games available have carried over from the soft-launch period.

Both online casino operators will offer live dealer games

The press release further states that Evolution’s studio presentations are now available on both DraftKings Casino and the FanDuel-powered Mohegan Sun Casino. However, only blackjack and roulette games are currently on the menu.

Evolution’s full offerings list several more games, like:

  • Baccarat
  • Craps
  • Dragon Tiger
  • Poker variants
  • Super Sic Bo

The release says more of those games will be available “later this year.” The eventual accessibility of all live dealer games, especially under Evolution’s brand, will put the online casino products in Connecticut on par with the same in any other US state.

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How a new exhibit used relationships to drive conversation about Delaware’s Native people

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Exhibit to highlight Wilmington’s Indigenous communities

An upcoming exhibit at the Delaware Art Museum will highlight Wilmington’s Indigenous communities. 4/27/22

Damian Giletto, Delaware News Journal

About 400 years ago, the first Europeans began exploring land now known as Delaware.

As they journeyed through the region, their travels brought them face-to-face with the people who had lived there for millennia – the Lenni Lenape, the father tribe of the Lenape and Nanticoke Indians.  

This month, the Delaware Art Museum’s recently debuted exhibit, “In Conversation: Will Wilson,” works to forge a new relationship with Indigenous people by bringing visitors face-to-face with them through stories of Native people, 19th-century photography, and augmented reality (AR) technology for an immersive experience that connects the past with the present.

INDIGENOUS FACES:Meet some of Wilmington’s Indigenous residents

In about a year and a half from idea to execution, the exhibition came together in whirlwind timing for show planning. Not only did the museum need to secure the artist’s availability, but they also needed to develop a relationship with Delaware’s Native population − some of the very people the artist would feature in his photos.

Building trust with sincere intention

The Delaware Art Museum exhibit showcases the photography of Will Wilson, a New Mexico-based Diné (Navajo) photographer whose work…

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Newly-acquired Chaney, hard-hitting Cusumano headline CES Boxing’s long-awaited return to Mohegan Sun Arena August 20 at Summer Heat – Boxing News

Uncasville, CT – CES Boxing returns to Mohegan Sun Arena for the first time in nearly seven years Saturday, August 20 with Summer Heat, the latest installment of its 2022 Fight Series featuring two of the sport’s hardest-hitting heavyweight prospects.

CES’ newest acquisition, 6-foot-6 right-hander Cassius Chaney of New London, CT, and 6-4 Carini, Sicily, native Juiseppe Cusumano headline Summer Heat in separate bouts. The two CES stablemates have combined for 41 wins and 32 knockouts in nearly two decades as pros and find themselves firmly entrenched among the nation’s top 20 heavyweights with an opportunity to inch closer to the dream of competing for a world title.

Summer Heat kicks off at 7 pm ET. Tickets are available online at cesfights.com or through the Mohegan Sun box office. August 20 marks CES’ first show at Mohegan Sun Arena since October of 2015, renewing a long-standing partnership between the region’s top combat sports promotion and one of the world’s foremost entertainment venues.

In addition to the highly-anticipated heavyweight showcase, Summer Heat features the long-awaited return of New London female featherweight icon Shelly Vincent, undefeated Irish super middleweight Francis Hogan of Weymouth, MA; and fast-rising bantamweight prospect Angel Gonzalez of Hartford, CT.

Hogan (11-0, 10 KOs), another recent addition to the CES roster and a member of the Iron Workers Local 7 union, returns after cruising to a unanimous decision win over Rodrigo Lopes Rodrigues in June. The undefeated Gonzalez (10-0, 6 KOs) aims for his fourth win of the year in as many tries, which includes a hard-fought victory over Ira Terry at CES’ April 2 showcase in Connecticut. Stay tuned for additional fight announcements.

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Puck Cancer Festival draws big crowd in Nanticoke

NANTICOKE — Turnout at the Puck Cancer Festival at Quality Hill Playground keeps getting bigger and bigger.

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Mohegan Lake Man Accused Of Driving With Revoked License

YORKTOWN, NY — A Mohegan Lake man was accused of driving an unregistered car with no license.

The Yorktown Police Department said Scott G. Echeverria, 33, was charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, a misdemeanor, and operating an unregistered motor vehicle, a traffic infraction.

Around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, an officer made a traffic stop for a violation of the state Vehicle and Traffic Law.

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Echeverria was identified by his license which was found to be revoked, police said.

The office also determined that the vehicle he was driving did not have a valid registration.

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Echeverria was arrested and taken to the Yorktown Police Department where he was processed and released on his own recognizance.

He is due back in Yorktown Justice Court July 28.

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Salisbury University to Host Nanticoke River Invasive Fishing Tournament

SALISBURY, Md.- Dr. Noah Bressman, Salisbury University assistant professor of biological studies, and graduate assistant Zachary Crum are combating invasive species in local waterways, and Eastern Shore anglers can help.

Fishing hobbyists and professionals alike are invited to the Nanticoke River Invasive Fishing Tournament, presented by SU on Saturday, July 30 (rain date: Sunday, July 31) at Cherry Beach Park in Sharptown, Md. Lines in at 6 a.m. and weigh-in at 2 p.m., followed by awards and data collection.

Thanks to a grant from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the free tournament features approximately $2,000 in prizes. All blue catfish and northern snakeheads caught will be provided to Bressman’s lab to continue research to learn more about their effects on the local ecosystem, with a focus on diet, growth speed, and reproduction rates.

“We really want to spread awareness in local waterway communities about what fish are invasive, and how they can minimize the population to relieve some pressure from striped bass and blue crabs, whose populations are on the decline,” said Bressman.

Tournament fishing is permitted at Cherry Beach Park for shore-based anglers. Those fishing from kayaks or boats may use any boat launch along the Nanticoke and tributaries such as Marshyhope Creek and Barren Creek. Maryland or Delaware tidal fishing licenses are required for all participants, respective to their fishing location.

The event is hook and line only and does not include a bow fishing category. Limited fishing gear will be available for those who may not have their own supplies.

Though invasive species like blue catfish and snakeheads have developed a stigma due to the harm they can cause for native species, that does not mean they are unfit for consumption, Bressman said.

“It’s important for anglers to know these species should not be released, and we want to bring awareness to the…

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