Hotel.Online Hospitality News
July 2, 2008

• A piece of Spa history for sale: Adelphi Hotel returns to the market with a $7.8M asking price (Albany Times Union, N.Y.)
• Northern Bay files for bankruptcy; resort remains open (The Wisconsin State Journal)
• GOING GLOBAL: ResortQuest announces partnership with Switzerland-based Interhome (Northwest Florida Daily News, Fort Walton Beach)
• Lawsuit reveals another unpaid bill for charity event (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Vanishing at warp speed; Star Trek: The Experience (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• New casino pact gives state a record share (The Sacramento Bee, Calif.)
• Hotels feeling chill in tourism: High fares, economic woes deter travelers (Chicago Tribune)
• Historic hotel ready for $40 million makeover (The Oklahoman)
• The Oklahoman Sharon Dowell column: Chef's experience lends fine dining influence to pub (The Oklahoman)
• Executive Inn, convention center renovations begin: Singh hands over management reigns to partners; James moving forward with proposed hotel (The Paducah Sun, Ky.)
• Dennis to run convention center, again: The center's first manager, Dean Dennis, is back and will help push to expand the building. (The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.)
• 21 sickened at Palo Alto hotel: County investigating cause; Crowne Plaza-Cabana declared safe (Palo Alto Daily News, Calif.)
• Price tag rises on proposed Portland convention center hotel (The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.)
• BRIEF: Arena construction set to begin, hotel planned (The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
• Survivors sue in fireworks blast at casino (The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.)
• BRIEF: Red Lion will assess sale options: Hotel chain retains investment banker (The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.)
• Councilors table hotel-tax plan (Tulsa World, Okla.)
• Board's OK moves proposal ahead for harbor hotel complex (Ventura County Star, Calif.)
• Spokane lines up 8,500 ladies, gents: Square dance convention will inject $8.6 million, officials predict (The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.)