I am vehemently opposed to a casino operating in our community.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
It's a bad decision to bring a casino into the town.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I am opposed to the Casino.
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janet engeman
4 years ago
Bad idea!!
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Sarah Homan
4 years ago
I believe that a casino will not be a benefit to State College or the surrounding community.
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Adanech Strausss
4 years ago
This town has always been safe place, and with Casino opening, State College will never the same.
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Diana Fishbein
4 years ago
Locating a casino near a major college campus where drinking and risky behaviors are already prevalent is just a bad idea. Research supports this conclusion.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
A casino will do nothing to add to the State College community except foster and encourage addictive behavior. The negatives far out weigh the positives.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Too much gambling in P A. Enough is Enough. Cause's Many Problems for families.
Suicides, Big Mental Health Problems, Some lose everything. It is not all glitz and glamor.
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Thomas Engel
4 years ago
The casino, with associated businesses, will degrade the historical, cultural and environmental life of the area, turning a once special part of PA to just another area of urban sprawl.
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Ulziimaa Chimed-Ochir
4 years ago
I fear for my children’s safety as I live in the neighborhood
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Alan Finnecy
4 years ago
I live and work in Centre County. I see no value in having a casino in our community with its large college student population.
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William Ling
4 years ago
I am a PSU alumni class of 1972. I believe a casino in the PSU/State College area will degrade the university and town. I am not opposed to casino’s in general, just locating them in residential communities and by schools or universities—-very bad idea that could attract bad elements
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Gambling nearly ruined my life and put me in a HUGE amount of debt. These places are designed to create compulsive gambling habits/gambling addictions. we need a local rehab for various addictions not a casinos
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Anonymous
4 years ago
This is a university town with a high population of young impressionable students. It's in the best interest of the thriving scientific community and young students to not have a Casino here. I truly believe a Casino would be antithetical to the spirit of this academic town and runs the danger of disturbing the peace and safety.
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Vicka Pevzner
4 years ago
No Casino!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
We do not want this!
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Phyllis Gardener
4 years ago
No Casino!
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Scott Walther
4 years ago
This county does not need a casino here in State College. The threat of crime and gambling addiction, especially with a large university student body, should be a major concern to those who actually live here. Additionally, a casino typically has a negative affect local property values, which is something we who own property in this area of greatly concerned with due to the investment we've made to live here. I am greatly against this casino and I do hope that it is not approved to move forward.
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Barbara Perkons
4 years ago
I lived in NJ when the first casinos were proposed there. They became degrading blights on all those communities that they went into. PLEASE don't allow this in our small town.
I am vehemently opposed to a casino operating in our community.
It's a bad decision to bring a casino into the town.
I am opposed to the Casino.
Bad idea!!
I believe that a casino will not be a benefit to State College or the surrounding community.
This town has always been safe place, and with Casino opening, State College will never the same.
Locating a casino near a major college campus where drinking and risky behaviors are already prevalent is just a bad idea. Research supports this conclusion.
A casino will do nothing to add to the State College community except foster and encourage addictive behavior. The negatives far out weigh the positives.
Too much gambling in P A. Enough is Enough. Cause's Many Problems for families. Suicides, Big Mental Health Problems, Some lose everything. It is not all glitz and glamor. M
The casino, with associated businesses, will degrade the historical, cultural and environmental life of the area, turning a once special part of PA to just another area of urban sprawl.
I fear for my children’s safety as I live in the neighborhood
I live and work in Centre County. I see no value in having a casino in our community with its large college student population.
I am a PSU alumni class of 1972. I believe a casino in the PSU/State College area will degrade the university and town. I am not opposed to casino’s in general, just locating them in residential communities and by schools or universities—-very bad idea that could attract bad elements
Gambling nearly ruined my life and put me in a HUGE amount of debt. These places are designed to create compulsive gambling habits/gambling addictions. we need a local rehab for various addictions not a casinos
This is a university town with a high population of young impressionable students. It's in the best interest of the thriving scientific community and young students to not have a Casino here. I truly believe a Casino would be antithetical to the spirit of this academic town and runs the danger of disturbing the peace and safety.
No Casino!
We do not want this!
No Casino!
This county does not need a casino here in State College. The threat of crime and gambling addiction, especially with a large university student body, should be a major concern to those who actually live here. Additionally, a casino typically has a negative affect local property values, which is something we who own property in this area of greatly concerned with due to the investment we've made to live here. I am greatly against this casino and I do hope that it is not approved to move forward.
I lived in NJ when the first casinos were proposed there. They became degrading blights on all those communities that they went into. PLEASE don't allow this in our small town.