Hotel.Online Hospitality News
December 29, 2008

• BRIEF: Three testify before Dauphin grand jury; no sign of Mt. Airy casino owner DeNaples (The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.)
• Sandusky resort doubles its size, local businessman considers Lodi site as Ohioans warm up to water parks: Family fun goes indoors (The Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
• Ups, downs for tourism in '07: Hotel changes alter industry, TDC chief stays (Florida Keys Keynoter, Marathon)
• Gaming officials built dossiers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Riverhead delays vote on Calverton resort (Newsday, Melville, N.Y.)
• UAW wants to represent dealers at Argosy casino (The Kansas City Star, Mo.)
• Neenah, Wis., hotel makes name for itself in Best Western commercial (The Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wis.)
• Hotel chain buys old hospital site: Company pays a reported $20 million for site, has no plans to raze building (The Santa Fe New Mexican)
• Utah hospitality industry wants state to ease liquor laws (The Salt Lake Tribune)
• Trump hotel gets key permit: Certificate allows closings to proceed (Chicago Tribune)
• City Delays Decision On Columbus Hotel (Tampa Tribune, Fla.)