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Seneca Nation Building Own Power Plant for Casino/Hotel

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The Seneca Indian Nation is building a power plant to supply its Niagara Falls casino and an adjacent 600-room resort hotel on track to open later this year. Mickey Brown, chief executive of the Seneca Niagara Gaming Corp., said...

News • January 10th, 2005

Violent Episode in Coffee Shop Raises Awareness of Workplace Violence

Brutal instance of workplace violence in Maine is sobering to small hospitality operations

Press Release • January 10th, 2005

In Australia, Deadly Hotel Siege Ends Peacefully

Man held hotel hostage with booby-trapped room packed with enough explosives to bring hotel down

News • December 27th, 2004

GE's New Public View Monitor Combines Intrusion Detection, Video Surveillance Functions

Visible monitor conveys surveillance while preserving friendly surroundings in public venues, retail operations, hospitality locations

Press Release • December 20th, 2004

Experts Tell Penn. Gaming Panel How to Spot, Avoid Casino Cheating

Security experts gave the Gaming Control Board a lesson yesterday on how to protect Pennsylvania's 14 new casinos from being cheated by real-life versions of the "Ocean's Eleven" crew

Press Release • December 17th, 2004

Casino Fined for Surveillance Cameras' Wandering Eyes

Security staff was using cameras to video anatomy of females in Atlantic City casino

Press Release • December 16th, 2004

GE's New Public View Monitor Combines Intrusion Detection, Video Surveillance Functions

Publicly visible monitor conveys surveillance while preserving friendly surroundings in public venues, retail operations, hospitality locations

Press Release • December 16th, 2004

Hilton Tightens Security at Hotels in Indonesia

Threats of terrorism prompt use of searches, armed guards, cancellation of some functions

Press Release • December 16th, 2004

Penn. Gaming Commission Weighs Security Issues

Addition of slot-machine casinos poses new security challenges

Press Release • December 15th, 2004

Air, Cruise Ship Crews Must Have Identity Checks

Congress now requires those who work at airports or aboard cruise ships to have identities checked against terrorist watch list

News • December 13th, 2004

Changes in Screening Procedures for Cruise Ships Worry Some Port Officials

Delays of screening raise alarm for leaders at tourism-focused ports in the Northeast

Press Release • December 13th, 2004

Nightclub Owners See No Need to Change Security Following Shooting

Owners doubt murder of heavy-metal guitarist will be seen as a security watershed event

News • December 13th, 2004

Murders at Columbus, Ohio, Rock Show Underscore Need for Security

Accounts say security guard attempting to stop shooter became a victim before police were able to nullify shooter

News • December 9th, 2004

Axis Cameras To Be Used in at Turning Stone Casino's Hotels, Restaurants

Company's network video cameras to be used to improve security at hotel, restaurants, garages, exhibit hall and winter garden at N.Y. casino

Press Release • November 23rd, 2004

Using Surveillance the Wrong Way at a Winnipeg Casino

Three workers fired after using camera to watch a female performer change backstage

News • November 22nd, 2004

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