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Nevada Projects Win Gaming Board Support

CARSON CITY, Nevada – As reported by the Tahoe Bonanza News: "Casino projects in Silver Springs, Dayton and Fallon won support from the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Wednesday.

"The projects follow this fall's approval of major renovations for the Depot and Redhawk in Dayton, and the announcement that Slot World will open in the rapidly growing Highway 50 East corridor as well.

"Greg Berry told the board he and his family plan to put up to 60 slot machines in the Silver Strike Casino in Silver Springs. He said the casino will cater to locals in what he described as one of the state's fastest growing, most dynamic areas.

"In addition, Berry said he plans to open a remodeled Oasis Springs Casino in Fallon, a property he and his family have owned for a decade. "We went down there and posed as cowboy bartenders for about a year and totally failed," he said.

"…Finally, Stephen and Laurence Young along with Alan Vogl won a recommendation to build a new slots casino in Dayton…"

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