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Mayors urge U.S. Senate to pass law keeping more casinos out of Phoenix area

Guest Opinion//October 18, 2013//[read_meter]

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Mayors urge U.S. Senate to pass law keeping more casinos out of Phoenix area

Mayors urge U.S. Senate to pass law keeping more casinos out of Phoenix area

Guest Opinion//October 18, 2013//[read_meter]

Mayors Jim Lane, Scottsdale; Mark Mitchell, Tempe; Jerry Weiers, Glendale; Thomas L. Schoaf, Litchfield Park; John Lewis, Gilbert As mayors of our respective cities, we have pledged to protect the...

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