LG Bob Duffy told The Post-Standard editorial board that the casino referendum will help local governments and provide 10,000 construction and
casino jobs upstate.
Not exact matches
Platzer was running a kitchen in
upstate Pennsylvania when on one of his trips home was given an opportunity for a
job in the soon - to - open Atlantic City
Casino industry.
The solution to
upstate job growth in the eyes of Andrew Quid Pro Quomo... a man too simple to grasp that money lost in the
casino is not spent elsewhere resulting in shrinkage of local economies.
«New York voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment to expand
casino gambling, authorizing as many as seven full - scale
casinos as part of a plan meant to bring
jobs to economically distressed
upstate regions.»
At the press conference, Bluhm spoke on
jobs created as well as Ward's aid in passing legislation for
upstate casinos, stating «I'd like to have a special thanks and recognize the tremendous
job that Peter Ward has done... Without Peter's great work we wouldn't be here.
The
casino has created roughly 1,200
jobs for
upstate residents and is expected to improve Schenectady and the surrounding region.
The bulk of his new proposals focus on
upstate jobs programs and tourism, like innovation hot spots, developing three
casinos upstate, and promoting New York produced products.
But not everyone thinks it's the best solution to
upstate's continued lagging economy.EJ McMahon, President of the fiscally conservative think tank the Empire Center, says the building of resort style
casinos won't generate as many
jobs as some other industries, like opening up the state's vast shale resources to hydro fracking.
Cuomo is pushing for the expansion of gambling in New York, saying it would create
jobs and take advantage of what is already available at Indian - run
casinos in parts of
upstate.
Cuomo championed the creation of the new
casinos, which were approved in a voter referendum, as a way to add thousands of new
jobs to the struggling
upstate economy, and increase tourism.
The NYT OpEds against Cuomo's
casino amendment, saying he has failed to make the case that non-Indian run gaming facilities will indeed improve the
upstate economy, producing
jobs and steady revenue.
Cuomo championed the creation of the new
casinos, which were approved in a voter referendum last November, as a way to add thousands of new
jobs to the struggling
upstate economy, and increase tourism.
Likewise, Mr. Cuomo said he would ask
upstate legislators to focus on education funds and the potential for new
jobs for New Yorkers, even if there was no guarantee that a
casino would land in a particular district.
The Empire State Development corporation estimates over 10,000 construction and permanent
jobs will be created if four new
casinos are permitted in
upstate New York.
Driven by a shared goal of creating
jobs, increasing funding for schools and lowering property taxes, a broad coalition of business leaders, labor unions, economic development professionals and educators announced the formation of NY
Jobs Now in support of Referendum # 1 on ballots in November, which would authorize up to four new
casinos in
upstate New York.
When Gov. Andrew Cuomo pitched his idea of opening up to four
casinos in New York state, his goal was to create
jobs in
upstate New York.
Davis says
upstate New York has been struggling to generate
jobs, but a
casino could help turn things around.