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By: Andrew

Andrew — Tue, 12 Jul 2022 19:09:54 +0000

The PGCB accepted public feedback regarding this casino proposal by e-mail at [email protected] until Sunday, June 12th, 2022 at 5:00 pm. A total of 996 messages opposing the proposed casino were submitted directly to the PGCB before the feedback deadline. An additional 575 messages were recorded via the online petition opposing the casino and also submitted before the deadline. Additionally, online and hard-copy petitions opposing the casino were both submitted before the deadline including signatures from at least 3,300 distinct individuals who would be negatively impacted by the proposed casino. Across all of these sources, a total of 4,871 messages of all types have been submitted in opposition to the proposed casino, whereas only 99 messages of all types have been submitted in support of the project. For more information about why the proposed casino would be a bad bet for the Nittany Mall, State College, and Penn State University, please visit https://www.saynocasino.org.

By: jeff m nelson

jeff m nelson — Mon, 06 Jun 2022 15:25:18 +0000

a casino in the mall is needed,as the mall is dying-its only a matter of time.i believe the benefits outweigh the detractions!! and the jobs it would create would be wonderful for the area!! lets get it built!!

By: Mike Simpson

Mike Simpson — Fri, 27 May 2022 12:56:08 +0000

A small local casino near State College will provide economic support for the central PA area. Impact caused by increased traffic is minimal. The scenic beauty of the seven mountains will be appreciated by more people and tourist the tourist industry would benefit. The eastend of State College has lost many retail stores and resturants in the last decade. Most of the Nittany Mall is empty! Econmic revival is essential to provide opportunities and jobs,

By: Erroll Wilson

Erroll Wilson — Sat, 23 Apr 2022 13:10:20 +0000

I am a former resident of State College (22 years) as well as a former resident (5 years) of a casino town, Lake Tahoe, CA. I believe my history allows me to speak to the issue of potential impact of a casino on State College with a voice that is weighted with more than mere opinion. Certainly, as proponents claim, a casino will bring in more jobs, tax revenues and revitalize a dying Mall; also, I can assure you Bailey’s will make every effort possible to be a good neighbor to the community. Those are all positive reasons that look very good….on the surface. But a local casino will, in time, touch and bring many less positive changes to every person and aspect of life in State College even for those residents who never set foot inside the business. Those changes will directly affect local quality of life. To state what you all know so well, big changes are coming to State College. Now is a time of opportunity to wisely consider the form and potential direction of those changes in order to preserve quality of life into the future of this wonderful place we all love to call Happy Valley.

I had a good job in Lake Tahoe, comfortable home near the lake and loved the magnificent Natural beauty of the region. But five years was all I could take of figuratively “living in the shadows of the casinos.” I pray that State College does not become a smaller version of that kind of place.

Erroll Wilson

By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 11 Apr 2022 22:35:36 +0000

Daniel is only one of many in Happy Valley who are calling on Penn State’s leadership to speak out against the proposed casino at the Nittany Mall:

https://www.statecollege.com/letters-pa-needs-better-education-funding-climate-change-security-risk-voter-suppression-will-psu-leaders-speak-out-on-casino/