Kittery police chief backs study on casino merits
Kittery Police Chief Strong urges cautious review of a Maine casino proposal as the Legislature creates a task force to study local and state impacts. He stresses neutrality, denies ties to tribes, and says any decision should await full parametric fact gathering before a vote.
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Casino gambling debate heightens Maine political stakes
The New Hampshire Association of Chiefs and Merrimack County Sheriff warn casino expansion will raise crime and strain police, urging scrutiny of Connecticut casino impacts. legislators, tribal leaders, and residents discuss land trusts, tax effects, and housing, with Kittery voters set to decide in a June 11 referendum at Shapleigh Middle School.
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