Casinos don't belong in busy urban areas, said many of the Oakland residents who took the mic at a town hall meeting Saturday morning.
"When I voted for Indian gambling some years ago, I never thought that it would be coming to my back yard," said Donald Lowry, who lives in the Temescal neighborhood.
Councilwoman Jane Brunner called the meeting to give city residents a chance to learn about and respond to a proposal by a landless tribe of Pomo Indians to build a Las Vegas-style casino off Hegenberger Road.
Click here to finish reading the article.
No comments:
Post a Comment