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Andy Sanborn’s company, Win Win Win, is eligible for a historic horse racing license, which is an area of interest for national gaming companies.
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State law currently requires casinos to give 35% of their proceeds to a rotating list of nonprofits. But those casinos are allowed to keep some of that money in the form of rent.
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Especialistas de salud mental brindan apoyo a pacientes del New Hampshire Hospital tras tiroteo. Candidato DeSantis habló con grupo de votantes en Manchester. En Nashua, se manifestaron trabajadores de dos casinos pidiendo mejores salarios.
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But the Lottery Commission’s underlying “grave” concerns about Sanborn’s suitability to keep his license remain the same.
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A hearing with the NH Lottery Commission on whether Andy Sanborn, a former state senator and the owner of the Concord Casino, should lose his charitable gaming license was postponed for the second time last week after his lawyer obtained a court order delaying the proceeding.
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Hay una nueva vacuna para combatir el VRS para personas mayores y personas embarazadas. La Fiscalía General de New Hampshire anunció dos acuerdos legales multiestatales. Voluntarios del United Way of Greater Nashua recolectaron productos para donarlos.
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A committee composed of lawmakers and industry representatives will spend the next year looking into the fast-shifting landscape of casino betting in New Hampshire.
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Former state Sen. Andy Sanborn was scheduled for a disciplinary hearing on Friday over the fate of his casino license after allegedly using $844,000 in COVID emergency loans on lavish purchases for himself.
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A discrepancy in the law allowed the casino’s owner, Andy Sanborn — who is facing allegations he misused COVID-relief loans — to retain a higher percent in proceeds from his casino than other charitable gaming operators.
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Rep. Laurie Sanborn quit the panel one day after prosecutors alleged her casino-owning husband, former state Sen. Andy Sanborn, spent COVID relief money on several race cars.