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MP Brison still opposes move of casino to vicinity of Sundial, Library. | SMN News

October 30, 2019

MP Brison still opposes move of casino to vicinity of Sundial, Library. | SMN News
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~ Moving one casino cannot revitalize Philipsburg ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Member of Parliament Rolando Brison on Wednesday stressed that he remains firmly against the move of a casino from its current location on Front Street to the building formerly occupied by Super Plaza Department Store.

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Brison said he has taken note of the press statements by the casino representatives and nothing has deterred him from his original opinion: it’s still not good for the country. “They should remain in their current location until a more suitable location is identified away from sensitive buildings. The area of Backstreet and Cannegieter Street


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