Leaders of Connecticut’s two federally recognized Native American tribes announced Wednesday they’ve decided to temporarily set aside plans to open the long-delayed, jointly-owned Tribal Winds casino across the border from Springfield.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers from around Connecticut announced Wednesday they’ve crafted a wide-ranging compromise bill that could lead to two new tribal casinos in the state and legalized sports betting.
Connecticut politicians and Native American tribal leaders swung mallets during a demolition ceremony at a vacant cinema complex in East Windsor, the Nutmeg State’s chosen site for a satellite casino designed to head off competition from MGM Springfield.
