Name: Rollin L. Schwab State: FL County: Marion ID: 700 RegID:...

Name: Rollin L. Schwab State: FL County: Marion ID: 700 RegID: 872 I do not support this expansion.

Name: Thomas S. Knauf State: NY County: USA ID: 939 RegID: 1078 My comments have been submitted prior

Name: Clifton Palmer. McLendon State: TX County: Shelby ID: 1060 RegID: 1184

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Name: aleta m. grubish State: pa County: fayette ID: 1073 RegID: 1194 I support the casino proposed for Nemacolin Woodlands.

Name: Peter Gabriel State: Pa County: Fayette ID: 1083 RegID: 1203 Economic and tax benefits aside, I would like to address the additional benefits to retired residents of Fayette and adjacent counties. My wife and I travel outside the area for recreation, to include gaming, theater, dining and, in the winter, warmer weather. These $ are spent outside the state, as there are limited opportunities for these activities. It is therefore predictable that many of our retirees leave the area when they are able. The proposed Lady Luck casino at Nemacolin would help retain these taxpayers and thereby retain their taxes, property and otherwise. We might even ignore the winter...well, not all winter.

Name: David J. Tooley State: CA County: San Diego ID: 1090 RegID: 1207 Yes

Name: Carole A.. Dulla State: PA County: Fayette ID: 1091 RegID: 1209 My husband Ron and I are both in support of Nemacolin Woodland being able to have a Casino in Wharton Township, Fayette County. LLC Slots and table games. I think this would help bring more jobs to Fayette County. We really are in need in this County and have so many unemployed. Thank you.

Name: Dane E. Griffith State: Pa County: Fayette ID: 1093 RegID: 1211 I believe that the casino is a great idea! The additional jobs and reduced property taxes will be greatly appreciated in the area. My hat is off to the Hardy Family for what they have done for our community, and for their plans to enhance the tourism in the tri-state area.

Name: william d.. gross State: pa County: fayette ID: 1094 RegID: 1210 Dear members of the Gaming Control Board, I support the approval of the Nemecolin Resort Casino License. My plea is simple in two parts. First, I am a poker player and currently travel to Washington county, Pittsburgh, and even to Wheeling WV and Atlantic City NJ to gamble. Approving the casino at Nemecolin would allow me to defer more of my money from these expanding and `out-of-state` communtites to the struggling local ecomomy of Fayette County, giving local support for much needed jobs, revenues, and taxes. Second, Nemecolin Woodlands satisfies the requirements of a true resort casino with a wide range of activities. Adding the popular option of casino gaming to an allready supperior resort would only increase tourism and boost the ecomomy statewide. For these reasons I urge you to approve the gaming license for Fayette County. Sincerely, Bill Gross

Name: Mark Rafail State: PA County: PA ID: 1098 RegID: 1215 PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK – NEMACOLIN Dear Members of the Gaming Control Board: You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state. The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin’s array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state. Adding a new casino at one of the other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a “resort” casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania. For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania’s premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license. Sincerely your Mark E. Rafail

Name: Cindy P. Stadtlander State: PA County: allegheny ID: 1103 RegID: 1221 PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK – NEMACOLIN Dear Members of the Gaming Control Board: You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state. The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin’s array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state. Adding a new casino at one of the other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a “resort” casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania. For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania’s premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license. Sincerely yours, Cindy P. Stadtlander

Name: alan p. George State: PA County: fayette ID: 1105 RegID: 1223 We need this bad ! Fayette County needs jobs!

Name: John P Ruggieri State: pa County: fayette ID: 1119 RegID: 1235 I support the Casino coming to Farmington. I am disabled and possibly could get a job there for people with disibility. The support of this would be great for one the hardest hit counties in PA please take my comments into consideration.

Name: Kathy Phillips State: Pa County: Greene ID: 1126 RegID: 1247 I would like to say that I feel that Nemacolin Woodlands would be a wonderful place for a casino. It would create more jobs for Fayette County and the resort has clientel that frequent the grounds. There are various activities on the grounds of this resort and I feel that a casino would only benefit the resort more. They are a four star resort which should speak for the curtious welcomes which are extended to the people who visit the resort. Again I hope you will seriously think about granting the license to Nemacolin Woodlands for the resort casino. After all we would like to bring money into the county and state not take it out to another resort. Thank you very much for considering the resort for a license and I hope you grant it to them.

Name: Steven B. Lilley State: PA County: fayette ID: 1127 RegID: 1246 PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK – NEMACOLIN Dear Members of the Gaming Control Board: You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state. The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin’s array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state. Adding a new casino at one of the other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a “resort” casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania. For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania’s premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license. Sincerely yours,Steve Lilley

Name: Joscelyn Lilley State: PA County: fayette ID: 1128 RegID: 1248 PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK – NEMACOLIN Dear Members of the Gaming Control Board: You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state. The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin’s array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state. Adding a new casino at one of the other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a “resort” casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania. For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania’s premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license. Sincerely yours,Joscelyn Lilley

Name: frederick c. capenos State: pa County: fayette ID: 1248 RegID: 1379 I am in support of the casino being located at the Nemacolin Woodlands....we need some jobs in Fayette County...

Name: William R. REX State: La County: Livingston ID: 1282 RegID: 1415 see comments from prior page

Name: Thomas M.. Kuzma State: NJ County: Union ID: 1488 RegID: 1632 See previous comments made.

Name: c j. herring State: pa County: fayette ID: 1548 RegID: 1709 Nemocolin Woodlands has been an asset in this county for many years, it being the largest employer status for many years. The resort continues to enhance the economic development in our deprived, poverty stricken county with one of the highest unemployment rates among our 66 counties. Needing this casino here represents enormous opportunity for the community. The unemployment numbers would decrease and the tourism, which has been the largest draw to our area, would increase tremendously. I wholeheartedly support Nemocolin Woodlands and Mr. Joe Hardy for going forward to adding a casino to the already 5star resort status. I speak for a lot of us that can see the benefits will out weigh any negative impact. I do expect that you will make the right decision to have this casino here in our community. Nemocolin Woodlands is a top quality resort that none of the other competitors can come close to matching.

Name: Lisa Szekeres State: PA County: Allegheny ID: 1617 RegID: 1785 I am writing today to say that I highly support the Casino in Fayette County. I have lived there for 25 years of my life & have recently moved to Allegheny County. Having this Casino at Nemacolin would be a blessing for Fayette County`s job market. Currently I have family which reside in the county & they also support the new Casino plans. It would also bring an increased business/profit to the surrounding `small` business` in the area. It would also just put this wonderful area on the map, it`s a small jem awaiting to be shown off! I believe it would bring all positives & would love to see this idea passed!

Name: James L. Sadler State: PA County: fayette ID: 1636 RegID: 1806 I am a physician who works in Morgantown and a life-long western pennsylvanian. I chose Farmington as my home 3 years ago to raise my family in the beautiful serenity of the mountain rural community. I did not move here to endanger my children on streets crowded with bus-loads of New yorkers and drunk drivers seeking casino entertainment. I know that jobs are important, but not at the expense of ruining the rural and historic flavor of Farmington. I can assure you that people such as myself will not seek out Farmington as a home if a casino exists here. I implore you to build it somewhere that development already exists and do not ruin this lovely community. I can further assure that if it is approved myself and my family will plan to make another area our home very soon. Dr. James L. Sadler MD

Name: ashwin lavani State: pa County: fayette ID: 1657 RegID: 1828 i would like to support this new development taking place.

Name: Colleen J. Nelson State: TN County: Sullivan ID: 1728 RegID: 1906 I am in support of the casino at Nemacolin Woodlands because I visit the county quite often and would enjoy being able to go to the casino. In my travels of visited other areas with casinos , I have seen development in those communities. Being from Fayette County there is a great need for economic development in this area to bring jobs and revenue.

Name: Vicki Loy State: MD County: Washington ID: 1745 RegID: 1928 We do not need more casinos

Name: c j. herring State: pa County: fayette ID: 1791 RegID: 1970 The 5-star resort Nemacolin Woodlands should be given the casino license for many reasons including the fact that it is the only 5-star resort out of the 4 vying for the license. There is not another casino for 50-60 miles from it`s location. The resort has more than the minimum rooms (250) needed to accomodate the customers and already has a bldg. built just for the casino. There is easy access with the new I43 highway from Pittsburgh to Morgantown, WV. The resort is the best possible choice with the outstanding facilities on the grounds besides rooms. None of the other competitors has anything close to offering the amenities that Nemacolin has. The community as a whole is in favor of this with the needs for job creation, business enterprises and revenue to help with property taxes. I do hope you will do the right thing in bringing this opportunity to our community. We will welcome the endeavor with open arms. The resort has always been a huge employer for our county and this will increase the job opportunites for residents who desperately need work. The public will enjoy coming to the beautiful mountains of western pa. with the closeness of nature surrounding their visit. Tourism is a major player in this area. There are no hallowed grounds to argue about, no other casino in close proximity, no question about room accomodations that would need hookups for camping trailers, just the best of the best 5-star quality that the public will enjoy.

Name: Jamie B. John State: Pa County: Fayette ID: 1822 RegID: 2005 There was no `option` box for a request to speak, but, I would like to speak in support of the casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. I am a native of Fayette County and the former Director of Marketing at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino in Washington, Pennsylvania. I can speak, firsthand of the direct and indirect socioeconomic benefits of having a casino operation in Fayette County.

Name: Marlene M. McCann State: PA County: Fayette ID: 1884 RegID: 2068 I support a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort if it is a casino primarily for resort guests. Originally the requirement to be considered a resort guest was to spend about $25 per person at the resort. The resort protested. The amount was lowered to $10. This in effect makes a casino at the resort no different than a stand-alone casino in its impact on the neighboring community. Who in their right mind would build a stand-alone casino along a historic highway that, I believe, by law must remain one lane in each direction. It is already a dangerous road due to speeding and DUI. Please go back to the original intent of a resort casino. It should be an amenity for the guests, and a destination for the `locals` who must visit and spend money at the resort first. If this scenario makes it too difficult for a resort to `break even` then the solution would be to lower the cost of the casino license for the resorts, not to change the rules and convert to a stand-alone casino. Thank you.

Name: Keith H.. Lohr State: PA County: Fayette ID: 1908 RegID: 2097 The addition of gaming at Woodlands Fayette - Nemacolin would not produce a significant positive impact upon the local economy. The persons involved would not be contributing directly to this area rather any monies that would be produced in profit would be dispersed from the area. Furthermore, the impact upon the social climate due to increased crime / drug use and the effects of increased criminal elements would offset any positive economic benefits.

Name: Robert Garbart State: PA County: Fayette ID: 1916 RegID: 2105 When the gambling thing started, proceeds were to go to property tax relief. I have not seen any yet. While taking a stand against this application is unpopular because of what this will do to `help` our economy, please understand that gambling NEVER helps anyone and it helps spread more social and economic woes. The arguement that this casino will bring more jobs into the community can be equated with the hope for more disease so that medical jobs will increase and help the economy.

Name: Terrie Nicholson State: PA County: Fayette ID: 1935 RegID: 2119 1 - This mountain area`s natural surroundings should be maintained to be enjoyed. The additional traffic and development a casino will cause goes against this natural beauty and will ruin that beauty and, therefore, ruin the original economy of the area: tourism of those who wish to visit these mountains and all the beauty here. 2 - Gambling is an addictive recreation that causes individuals who have low incomes to spend what little money they have to try to get more money. My guess is many of those who gamble are already on government programs and shouldn`t be wasting any more of my tax dollars.

Name: jennifer lerud State: ny County: new york ID: 1976 RegID: 2154 I oppose this facility at this location.

Name: Steve Geckle State: MD County: Baltimore ID: 2049 RegID: 2233 I oppose

Name: Rev. Keith H. Eslinger State: PA County: Cumberland ID: 2057 RegID: 2239

Gambling, at whichever venue, is unjust for the following reasons, and is to be avoided especially as a means of engendering revenue for the state that would otherwise be received equitably through taxation of the base: 1. Gambling of any sort savages the poor by providing false hope of riches. 2. Gambling provides an easy opportunity for addicted individuals to feed their illness. 3. Gambling encourages and depends on greed, hardly a personal or civic virtue. 4. Crime and destitution are the historical results of gambling, especially if it is sanctioned by the government, providing legal cover and justification. 5. Gambling is a self-centered, not enjoyed for the `good` it provides to the community. Using the justification that the Lottery `benefits senior citizens`, or that casino gambling will create new jobs or help the economy, is false and disingenuous. 6. Gambling has, until recently, been understood to be a social ill and discouraged by Church and State alike. 7. There will be spiritual/social consequences for funding social `health` on the backs of the poor and needy. The broad witness of the Prophetic literature of the First Testament (`Old Testament`) condemns such social injustice.

Name: Harmony Suthreland State: tx County: denton ID: 2186 RegID: 2399 don`t like casinos

Name: Richard Cleaver State: PA County: Fayette ID: 2199 RegID: 2414 Pa. Gaming Control Board P.O. Box 69060 Harrisburg, Pa. 17106 In Reference to: Woodlands Fayette LLC Nemacolin Casino License Our concern is that the profit to the resort and our community, that will be received from the casino, is not worth the cost that it will inflict upon our church neighborhood. We have spent time researching the results of casinos built and run in this country and now realize that the crime rate will increase at least 200% to 500% to this neighborhood. Maryland Attorney General J. Joseph Curran Jr. did a conclusive study in 1995. The purpose of this study was conducted to evaluate the crime trends in communities that introduced gambling casinos. It showed the massive increase in crime throughout the country and concluded with these comments concerning the casinos in Nevada. “ Because casinos opened in Las Vegas in the early 1930’s, no valid comparisons are possible between pre-casino and post-casino crime rate in the country.” Be advised this same study indicates that with gambling, crime increased in Disney World (Orlando, Florida) and that of Atlantic City. In 1990 Orlando’s crime rate per 100,000 people went up 53% from 1977. In 1990 Atlantic City’s crime rate increased per 100,000 people by 235 % from 1977. The “ Curran Study” writes “ the two cities crime rates show clearly that the increase in crime from casinos is attributable to more than simply heightened tourism. “ Atlantic City’s crime rate increased so much because it has casinos. The study confirmed this, as a fact, throughout all the states with gaming. The study showed that whatever benefits gaming brings into an area, jobs, lower taxes, money etc., it will also bring a widespread increase in crime, and the increase will be substantial. Sansom Chapel United Methodist Church is in very close proximity to the building in which the casino will be housed. We feel it would be very disruptive to our church services and other community functions. We would greatly appreciate your not granting this casino license.

Sincerely, Sansom Chapel United Methodist Church Board of Directors Richard Cleaver Chairman

Name: Nick J.. Lamberti State: PA County: Cumberland ID: 2224 RegID: 2435 SAME COMMENT I MADE FOR THE OTHER ONES

Name: Timothy J.. Blasco State: PA County: Cumberland ID: 2246 RegID: 2456 Go Away!

Name: Suzanne R. Miller State: PA County: Hampden ID: 2255 RegID: 2463 This area is a resort area and would welcome the gambling. They have room to accommodate at least 250 sleeping guests.

Name: gloria thomke State: pa County: york ID: 2260 RegID: 2465 Casinos are NOT in the best interest of our citizens.

Name: Tom Sokarda State: CA County: Riverside ID: 2380 RegID: 2532 Tourists will not spend their travel money on this casino. There is no need to approve it.

Name: anthony r. palange State: ny County: putnam ID: 2396 RegID: 2614 same as before

Name: Gil Holt State: TX County: Tarrant ID: 2682 RegID: 2884 I am very much opposed to admitting gambling into the current population. Gil Holt

Name: Angela J. Bell State: PA County: Dauphin ID: 2993 RegID: 3154 I oppose all future gambling establishments in PA. WE do not live in Nevada. What is next, legalized prostitution and open container laws? Please do not allow any more casinos to be built in PA.

Name: David J. Reifinger State: SC County: Sumter ID: 3018 RegID: 3183 I oppose additional gambling locations in PA. There are already enough places to gamble in PA, NJ and other nearby locations. We should be honoring our past, especially with the 150th anniversary of the Civil War upon us.

Name: Michael S Gallo State: Ct County: Windham ID: 3041 RegID: 3199 Nothing good will come from the creation of a slots parlor or casino in the area. Take fro example our once pleasant traffic free countryside of Connecticut. No longer is it a quiet ride. Now, the traffic is so heavy and the noise so bad it has actually brought down property values. Not even to mention the increase in personal bankruptcies, crime against individuals and local companies. There is hardly a month that goes by when we don`t read about someone stealing from their employer to support their gambling habit. No lasting good comes from the casinos.

Name: Dennis E.. Ross State: in County: Vigo ID: 3077 RegID: 3221 No slots !

Name: Richard G.. Walker State: Fl County: Collier ID: 3158 RegID: 3302 Please oppose this proposition!

Name: rick savard State: or County: multnomah ID: 3225 RegID: 3359 Wake up---you`re smelling fool`s gold. Any gambling vein in that area will quickly play-out. Then what`re you going to do?

Name: Michael E. Carden State: Oh County: Stark ID: 3359 RegID: 3500 No Casino!

Name: Deborah B. Kania State: Pa County: Fayette ID: 3431 RegID: 3570 I believe that Nemacolin Woodlands would be the best choice for the site since it would be a compliment to the existing world class resort that already exist. Being a resident of Fayette County, I believe that it would provide for the much needed employment opportunities this county needs in addition to the ones that Nemacolin already provides our county. Nemacolin has a reputation for providing quality services. I support them as a LLC slots facility.

Name: Richard J. Kania State: Pa County: Fayette ID: 3432 RegID: 3571 Good for Fayetteville and pennsylvania

Name: Linda McShane State: Pa County: Fayette ID: 3433 RegID: 3572 I support Nemacolin Woodlands being awarded a gaming license.

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Dear Chairman Fajt:

I am writing to you in support of the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort application for a Category 3 resort gaming license, which was recently submitted to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

I believe the addition of this casino, would lead to creation of hundreds of jobs for Fayette County, which traditionally has one of the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania.

It was recently announced that Nemacolin Woodlands has reached a management and marketing agreement with Isle of Capri Casinos to manage its casino. Isle of Capri is considered one of the country's most respected gaming operators, so it is abundantly clear that they can effectively and profitably operate a casino. The five-star Nemacolin resort, with the addition of a casino, would offer a unique customer experience while maximizing economic benefits for the state.

Thank you in advance for your kind review of this request. It is my hope that Nemacolin W(X>dlands Resorts will succeed in securing a Category 3 gaming license, which will bring badly needed economic development to Fayette County. Please contact my office if you would like to discuss this further.

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PGCB I'm writing to enthusiastically endorse the issuance of the last resort gaming license to Lady Luck Nemacolin. Let me explain why.

Nemacolin Woodlands is an established year round resort with the infrastructure already in place to allow gaming to quickly flourish. About 70% of their guests are from outside the Western Pennsyivania region. Additionally, they have an established out of state clientele; about 60% of their visitors are non-residents. The resort can produce these numbers because of their existing amenities; world class golf, extensive conference facilities and a host of interesting activities like off road driving and sporting clays. Because so many clients hail from out of state, it is believed that gaming at Lady Luck Nemacolin won't significantly impact or compete with gaming at other venues in Southwest Pennsylvania.

But foremost in my mind regarding the positive attributes of Nemacolin are the people. The citizens of our area want gamina at Nemacolin -- they'll embrace it! This is in stark contrast to some of the testimony received by the PGCB from residents in other competing locations, especially Gettysburg and Mechanicsburg. With one of the highest rates of unemployment in the state, the citizens of our region won't take these new jobs for granted; they'll become stakeholders in the venture, not mere employees, and that is why I'm convinced this entire undertaking will be successful.

Chairman Greg Fajt Page Two October 26, 2010

Nemacolin is as near to "Shovel Ready" as any location in this competition; they have a building that was specifically constructed to operate as a casino and they estimate that they can be fully operational within 9 months of licensure. Based on their stellar track record, I'm inclined to believe them.

As a person who frequents Nemacolin, 1 can vouch for their professionalism and experience. 1 have no doubt that, if chosen, the management team and employees of the resort will quickly build the gaming end of their business into the most successful casino in the state.

Thank you for taking my thoughts into consideration. Please don't hesitate to contact my office should you have any questions about my support for the Nemacolin application.

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RE: Lady Luck Nemacolin

Dear Mr. O'Toole:

Nemacolin Woodlands has submitted an application to ttie.Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board for the remaining resort gaming license. The project, Lady Luck Nemacolin Woodlands, is planned to be a $50 million investment at the resort. In addition to providing an important new amenity to Pennsylvania's greatest resort, the new casino will house 600 state-of-the-art slot machines, up to 50 exciting table games, a new casual dining restaurant, entertainment options, and other amenities.

Nemacolin Woodlands has partnered with the well respected Isle of Capri Casinos to manage and operate the proposed facility. Isle of Capri is one of the most respected gaming operators in the United States. They have the right experience to help fulfill our vision for a true resort gaming expehence at Nemacolin Woodlands to enhance the wide variety of amenities already available at the resort.

Nemacolin Woodlands is the best location to fulfill the intent of the Legislature. Nemacolin is an "established year round resort," as the law requires, in addition, it offers by far the greatest variety of existing amenities, recreational activities, dining, and lodging options. The resort has been recognized for many years with dozens of national, regional and local travel awards, more than any other resort in Pennsyivania.

Nemacolin Woodlands is already the state's premier resort venue hosting 350,000 guests annually and offering a vast array of amenities. These amenities include the Woodlands Spa, the legendary Mystic Rock Golf Course, sporting clays, off road driving course, skiing, numerous dining options and many other activities. 1 believe that, with Isle of Capri, Nemacolin Woodlands can soon offer the most unique gaming experience

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in the Commonwealth and one that maximizes the tax and employment benefits for the state.

Nemacolin Woodlands will bring the greatest amount of new revenue into Pennsylvania. Currently, 70% of the guests are from outside Western Pennsylvania and 60% of the guests are from outside Pennsylvania. The renowned conference and meeting facilities, as well as some of the best golf on the East Coast, will continue to draw visitors from across the country. The casino will add to the resorts ability to bring business into the Commonwealth from far and wide.

Nemacolin Woodlands will create a significant direct economic impact for an area in need. Currently employing up to 1,200 associates at the Resort, Lady Luck Nemacolin Woodlands will create 600 new jobs, in addition to at least 120 construction jobs. This is a significant benefit for a county with Pennsylvania's second highest unemployment rate.

The Lady Luck Casino offers the Commonwealth the greatest amount of certainty in getting the casino operation quickly and producing tax revenue. It already has a beautiful building designed and built specifically for a casino. It only needs to be slightly expanded and renovated with new finishes. Tfie project is fully funded and they estimate it can be expanded and renovated with new finishes. The casino can be operational within 9 months of licensure. Perhaps most importantly, this facility can be creating jobs and generating tax revenue more quickly than any other applicant.

Nemacolin Woodlands is truly supported by its local community. The resort is in a location that already has infrastructure to support this type of activity and its location is perfect to bring in incremental new tax revenue to the Commonwealth. The tourism industry of the Laurel Highlands region is fully supportive of this application.

I sincerely hope Nemacolin Woodlands will be granted the last casino license.

Sincerely,

Deborah Kula State Representative

^nd SZ"" Legislative District

CC: Raymond Angeli, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Jeffrey Coy, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Jim Ginty, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Kenneth McCabe, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Gary Sojka, Commissioner, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Kenneth Trujillo, Commissioner, Pennsyivania Gaming Control Board

JOSEPH A. PETRARCA Chairman

220 Itvis Office Building P.O. Box 202055

Harrisburg. PA 17120-2055 Pfione: (717)787-5142

Fax:(717)705-2014

TIMOTHY SOLOBAY Vice Ctiairman

BRYAN BARBIN Secretary

FRANK BURNS Deputy Secretary

ROBERT MATZIE Treasurer

JARET GIBBONS Deputy Treasurer

fVDEOVilBIEinS HON. JAMES E. CASORIO. JR.

HON. PETER J. DALEY, II

HON, H. WILLIAM DEW/EESE

HON. GARY HALUSKA

HON.R.TEDHARHAI

HON. DEBERAH KULA

HON, DAVID K. LEVDANSKY

HON-TIM MAHONEY

HON. JOSEPH F. MARKOSEK

HON. JOHN E. PALLONE

HON. CHRIS SAINATO

HON. JESSE WHITE

Jeanne M. Sullivan Executive Director

October 6, 2010

Gregory Faji, Chairman c/o Kevin O'Toole, Executive Director Pennsyiviiiiia Gaming Control Board 5''' Floor. Slnuvbeny' Square HarrisburgJ'A 17101

Dear Chainnan Faji:

We. the unilLTsigneti inembers of the Souiliwest Caucus, support the Woodlands Fayette, LLC appiicaiion for a Category- 3 gaming license.

'I1ie Lady Luck Nemacolin will be a S50 milhon investment at the resort. The new casino will house 600 slate-of-ihc-ari slot machines, up to 50 table games, a new casual dining restaurant, cnienainnient options, and other amenities. Nemacolin has partnered with the isle of Capri Casinos tu manage and operate the proposed facility. Isle of Capri is one ofthe most respected gaming operators in the United States.

Nemacolin Woodlands resort is in a location thai already has the infrastructure to support this type of activity. This location is perfect to bring in new tax revenue to the Commonwealth. The tourism industry ofthe Laurel Highlands region is fully supportive of this application.

. s Penn.sylvania's premier resort. Nemacolin Woodlands hosts 350.000 guests annually and ofTcrs a vast amiy of amenities. These amenities range from the Woodlands Spa, to legendary Mystic Rock Golf Course, to sporting clays, off road driving course, skiing, numerous dining options and many other activities. Nemacolin is best suited to tap into large oui of state feeder markets for the casino, including Baltimore. D.C., New York and New Jersey, all of which are already lop feeder markets ofthe resort.

Nemacolin will create a significant, direct economic impact for an area in need. Currently, employing up to 1,200 associates al the Resort, Lady Luck Nemacolin will create 600 new jobs, in addition to at least 120 construction jobs. 'I'his is a significant benefit for a Southwest Pennsylvania county with Pennsylvania's second highest unemployment rate.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

/Signatures attached

cc: Commissioner Raymond Angeli Commissioner Jeffrey Coy Commissioner Jim Ginty Commissioner Kenneth McCabe Commissioner Gar>' Sojka Commissioner Kenneth Trujillo

ARIVISTRONG • BEAV€R • BUTLER • CAMBRIA • MYnTE • GREENE • INDIANA LAWRENCE • SOMERSET • WASHINGTON • WESTMORELAND

JOSEPH A. PETRARCA Chai rman

220 Irvis Office Building P.O, Box 202055

Harrisburg, PA 17120-2055 Phone:(717)787-5142

Fax:(717)705-2014

TIMOTHY SOLOBAY Wee Ctiairman

BRYAN BARBIN Secretary

FRANK BURNS Deputy Secretary

ROBERT MATZIE Treasurer

JARET GIBBONS Deputy Treasurer

liVil E M BIERS HON. JAMES E. CASORIO, JR.

HON. PETER J. DALEY, II

HON, H. WILLIAM D E W E E S E

HON.GARY HALUSKA

HON, R. TED HARHAI

HON. DEBERAH KULA

HON. DAVID K. LEVDANSKY

HON. TIM MAHONEY

HON. JOSEPH R MARKOSEK

HON. JOHN E. PALLONE

HON. CHRIS SAINATO

HON. JESSE WHITE

Jeanne M. Sullivan Executive Director

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39TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT KIM WARD

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Mr. Gregory Fajt - Chairman Pennsylvania Ganning Control Board P.O. Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106-9060

Re: Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Resort Ganning License Application

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October 14, 2010

Dear Chairman Fajt,

It is my understanding that the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is currently considering applications for the final resort gaming license in the Commonwealth and that Nemacolin Woodlands is an applicant. Please accept this letter as my support for their efforts to obtain the resort license.

Nemacolin Woodlands is located a short distance from my senatorial district. It Is a magnificent resort that offers considerable amenities to its guests and visitors. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the Isle of Capri Casinos would be partnering with Nemacolin in this venture should they be successful in obtaining the license. Isle of Capri Casinos is one of the most respected gaming operators in the United States, and has the resources and vision to turn this into a true resort gaming facility.

In addition, Nemacolin Woodlands has the infrastructure to rapidly get the casino up and running, resulting in immediate revenue to the State and surrounding communities. I believe this is their best asset, as it will immediately become an added attraction to the residents of Maryland, Ohio and West Virginia.

I respectfully ask that you consider awarding the remaining resort gaming license to Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. If you have any follow up questions regarding my support of this application, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you.

)enator Kim Ward

http://www.senatorward.coTn

FRANK BURNS, MEMBER 72ND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT

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October 5, 2010

Gregory Fajt, Chaimian do Kevin O'Toole, Executive Director Pennsyivania Gaming Control Board 5" Flooi-, Strawberry Square Harrisburg, PA 17101

Dear Mr. Fajl:

I am writing lo respectfully submit these comments in support ofthe Woodlands Fayette, LLC application ior a Category 3 gaming license.

1. Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is known worldwide and lias built a reputation of being one of the Commonweallh''s and North America's premier resort desliuations hosting 350,000 guests annually and offering a vast airay of amenities.

2. Sel on 2,000 acres, Nemacolin Woodlands offers an array ofseasonal and year-round aiucnities ranging from the world class Woodlands Spa, the Mystic Rock Gold Course, tennis, the Shooting Academy, and the Equestrian Center, to fly fishing, climbing wall, off road courses, skiing, polo, fme dining, and many other activities. Nemacolin offers visitors something for all ages in every season. It evesi hosted several different PGA and PGA related golf events.

3. Beyond the obvious benefits for the resort itself, the additional casino amenity would provide a much-needed boost to the local economies by driving tourism and creating hundreds of badly needed jobs.

4. Granting the application for Lady Luck Nemacolin will enhance the resort's appeal and attract more out-of-state visitors. Currently. 60% of their guests are from outside of PA. Nemacolin is already recognized for its professionalism and top-rated amenities and there is no reason to think gaming would not have the same exceptional level of service.

5. Nemacolin Woodlands is partnering with Isle of Capri, one ofthe most respected gaming operators in the United States. The company owns and operates 14 casino properties in six states. Isle of Capri has the right experience to help Nemacolin Woodlands fulfill their vision for a tme resort gaming experience at Nemacolin to add lo the wide variety of amenities already available at the resort.

Please accept my comments in support for the Woodlands Fayette, LLC Category 3 gaming application.

Sincerely,

"7-< (^ —"^-<. Frank Burns State Representative 72'"' Legislative District

cc: Commissioners, Pennsylvania Gasmi^^^'^ffi^tga^^

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RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK-NEMACOLIN

Dear Members oflhe Gaming Conlrol Board:

You have ail hnpuTiaiu decision li) make regarding Lhcgitmiing of ihc Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the bcs; choice to bi.x»si Pennsylvania tourism, crcaie new revenues and increase economic opporluniiy in the stale.

The addition ol" Lady Luck Ca.sino at Nemacolin Woodlands Rcson will add an importahi new amenity lo Ncmacolin's array of aciiviiics thai will boosi tourism and injeca needed new dollars inio ihc Pennsylvania tcononiy. Funhcr, ihc casino projcci itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Payclie County, which has among the highest unemployment raics in Pennsylvania, and produce lens ofmilUons of dollars in new lax revenue for ihc sialc.

Adding a new casino al one of ihe other proposed locations should noi soiisfy Ihc test of a "rcson"' casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease tlw; total economic benefit to Pcnasylvania.

For Uicsc rca.sOTLS, 1 encourage you lo grant ihc gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, mosi well-established reson destination, and the only resort thai truly meets ihe intent ofthe GaminE Aci when il created the C^Dlcgory 3 resort license.

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PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary

RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK - NEMACOLIN

Dear Members ofthe Gaming Control Board:

You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania toiu-ism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Permsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resorf' casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that tmly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when il created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,




You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add himdreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Coimty, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisly the test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Oaming Control Boftrd P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary

RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK - NEMACOUN

Dear Members ofthe Oaming Control Board:

You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Ncmacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unenqiloymcnt rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy Ae test of a 'Vesorf* casino, and will only shift revalues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming Ucense to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-€stablished resort destinadon, and the only resort that truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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BE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK - NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add himdreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unen^loymcnt rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casmos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Penn.sylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most wcll-e-stablished resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort Ucense.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretarv



You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportmiity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Coimty, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort*' casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.


Sincerely yours.

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Dear Members of the Gaming Control Board;

You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's airay of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort*' casino, and will only shift revenues fix>m existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin,

Peimsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that

truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license-

Sincerely yours,




You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportimity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Peimsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant Ae gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that tmly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license-

Sincerely yours.





The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemiacolin Woodlands Resort will ^ d an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Coimty, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania,

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin,

Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that

truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license-

Sincerely yours.

PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention; Board Secretarv


Dear Members of the Gaming Control Board:


The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add himdreds of well pajdng new jobs in Fayette Coimty, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one of the other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that tmly meets the intent of the Gaining Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.




You have an important decision to make regarding ttie granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casmo at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Peimsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add himdreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.


For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming Ucense to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that tmly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention; Board Secretarv



You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportimity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Permsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add himdreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Peimsylvania, and produce tens of millions of doUars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resorf' casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the ganung license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Ganung Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.

PA Gaming Control Board P.O. Box 69060 Harrisburg, Pa. 17106

Attention: Board Secretary



As a resident of Wharton Township, Fannington, Pa., I am writing in support ofthe Lady Luck Casino license. You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming Hcense. 1 believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportimity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pemisylvania and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.

Scarlet Baxter

PA Gaming Control Board RO. Box 69060 Harrisburg, Pa. 17106

Attention: Board Secretary



As a resident of Wharton Township, Famiington, Pa., I am writing in support ofthe Lady Luck Casino license. You have an important decision lo inake regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pemisylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination and the only resort that tmly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.

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You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Permsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to NemacoHn's anay of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.


For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Fiuther, the casino project itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Coimty, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.



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You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tomism Wd / jf"" ^ inject needed new doUars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project y v ^5"^ itself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Coimty, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Permsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

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Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "resort" casino, and will only-shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsyivania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-estabUshed resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

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KK: 1 SLUM'OUT LADY LUCK ~ NIT.MACOLIN

Dts'dy Members of the Ganung Control Board:

You have an impurtanv decision, to make i-cu,arUiag the granting tiflik,' Calt-gory 3 yarning license. 1 believe that a casino al Nemacolin W'oodlantls K.esort i.s the best choice iu bovjsL Pennsylvania tourism, ci'eate new revenues and increase economic upportunlly in the slate.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an inipuriani new amenity to Nemacolin's mrny ofactiviiies that will boost lonrisni ajul inject needed new dollars into the Permsylvania economy. Further, ihc casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Coumy, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Penn.sylvania, and produce tens of miUlous of dollars in new la.x revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol satisly the lest of a "resort" ca.sino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total ccononuc benefit to PennsylvLinia.

For these reasons, ! encourage you to grant ll-ie gaming license to Nemacolin, l*enn.sylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when il created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.

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KF.: I .SUPPORT LADV L U C K - N K M . ^ C O L I N

Dear Meiribei'S of the Gaining Control Board:

Yuu have an imiiurtant decision to make regarding the granting oi llie Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort is the besi choice lo bwust Peimsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economio opporumily in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an iniporlaiit new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost louiism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project il.seir win add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the liighesi unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce lens of millions ol'dollars iu ncv/ la.x revenue for the stale.

.Adding a new casino at one of the other proposed locations should not salisiy the test oi'a ' 'resort" casino, and will only shift revennes iVom existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage yovi to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson that truly meets the intent o f the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resorv liceiisc.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Claniing Control Eioaid P.O Box 60060 ilani.sburg, PA 17106

•^Attention: Board Secretary

Kli:: I SUPPOirr L A D Y UUCK-NlilMACOl.iN

Dear Members of die Gaming Control Board:

You have im important decision to make regarding the granting of Uie Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to btiusl Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the sLate.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an iinportant new amenity to NemacoUu's arrtiy of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Peimsylvania economy. Further, ihe casino project itsell'will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the higiiest unemployment rates in Pennsylvimia, mui produce tens of millions ol dollars in new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not .saiisly the test ofa ''resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This wouhl decrease the total economic benefit to Pemisylvjinia.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort ih:'.L truly meets the intent oi' the Ganung Act when it created the Category 3 i-e.sorl license.

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PA C iamiiig Control Board 7 0 Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

^^-''vtleiilion: Board Secretary

K F : I SUiM>OR'r LADY L U C K - N E M A C O L I N


You have an imiHiricUU decision to make regarding the grmiling of ihe CViegory 3 gammg license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort is ihe besl choice Lo boost Pennsylvania tomasin, create new revenues and increase economic opporluniiy in the stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an imporiani new amenity to "Nemacolin's jirray of activities that will boost tourism and inject necLlcd new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, (he casino project itsel!'will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of niillion.s of dollars in new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisly the test ot'a "resort" ea.sino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fliis would decrease the total economic benefit lo Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you lo grant die gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most vvell-estab!i.shed resort destination, and the only reson ih ii truly meets the intent of tlie Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK - NT^MACOLIN



The addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Permsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest imeraployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.


For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that tmly meets the intent of die Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Gaming Control Hoiird P.O Rox 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary

RE: 1 SUPPORT LADY LUCK-NEMACOLIN

Dear Members ofthe Gaming Control Hoard:

You have an important decision lo make regarding llie granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe iliat a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pemisylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportimity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an iniportaur new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pemisylvania, and protluce tens of millions of dollais in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new ca.sino at one ofthe other proposed locadons should nol satisly the test of a "'resort" casino, and will only shift revennes from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grajil the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pejinsylvania's premier, most well-established resoit destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaining Act when it created the Category 3 resort licen.se.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Gamine Control Board P.O Box 69060 Hairisburg, PA 17106 Attention: iioard Secretary

RE: T SUPPORT LADY LUCK - NEMACOLJJN


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting nf the Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the slate.

TliR addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itself wiU add himdreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new lax revenue for the state.

Adding anew casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satis:^ the test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This wotild decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.


Sincerely yours.

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RE: I SUPPORT LADV LUCK - NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Reson is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunit>' in the stale.

The addition of Liwly Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlar)d.s Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayelie County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.


For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destinadon, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

•Attention: Board Secretary

RE: 1 SUPPORT LADV LUCK - NE!\L\COLIN


You have an important decision to make regiu'ding the granting ofthe Categon,' 3 gaming licen.se. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lo boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's aiTay of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol satisfy the lesL of a ''resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant die gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destinadon, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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P.'X Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

•*^Aitenlion: Board Secretary

RF: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK- NILMACOLJN


You have an important decision to make regarding tiie granting of ihe Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Reson will add ;Ln imporiant new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities iliat will boost tourism mid inject needed new dolhirs into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions oi dollars in new lax revenue for the stale.

Adding a ntw casino al one ofthe other proposed locations should noi satisly die test of a ''resort" casino, and will only shift revennes from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit lo Pennsylvania.

For iliese reasons, 1 encourage you to grant die gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most welLestablished resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 res^n license.

Sincerely y

P.'\ Gaining Conirol Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

•*^Attention: Board Secretaiy

Ri:: 1 SUPPORT LADV LUCK - NEMACOLIN

I' car Members ofthe Gaming Control Board:

You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ol the Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lo boost Pennsylvania tourisnr, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in die state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resori will add an imponani new>- amenity lo Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism iuid inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, LUid produce tens of millions oi dollars ia new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisly ihe lest of a ''resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pemisylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grunt the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson thai truly meets the intent ofthe Gamine^ Act when il created the Category 3 resori license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Ganging Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

*ALieriiion: Board Secretary

RE: I SUPPORT LADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN

Dear Members ofthe Gammg Control Board:

You have an imporiant decision to make regarding the granting of the Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resori is the best choice lo boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity iu die stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino alNemacolm Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism luul inject needed new dollm-s into the Pemisylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions oi dollars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one of tlie other proposed locations should not saiisiy the lest of a "resort" Casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit lo Pemisylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you lo grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Peimsylvania's premier, most well-established resori destination, and the only reson that truly meets the intent ofthe Caming Act when il created Ihe Caiegory 3 res-ori license.

Sincerely yours


'Attention: Board Secretary



You have an im])orlant decision to make regarding die granting ofthe Categoiy 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlantis Resort is the best choice lo boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an imporiani new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project it.self will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy the test of a "reson" casino, and will only shift revenues from exisdng casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Peimsylvania.

For these rea.sons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Categoiy 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.

PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

•.Attention: Board Secretan,'

RE: I SUPPORT LADV LUCK - NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resori is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an imponani new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvaitia, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should noi satisfy die test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from exisdng casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Caiegoo' J res\)rt license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 1-larrisburg, PA 17106

•* .Attention: Board Secretary

UE: 1 SUPPORT LADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarduig the graniing of ihe Categoiy 3 gaming liceiLse. t believe that a casino at Nemacolin "Woodlands Resori is the besi choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in ihe stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions ol dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisly the lest of a '"reson" casino, and will only shift revenues from exisdng casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pemisylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson that truly meets the inlent ofthe Gaming Act vvhen it created the Ciuegory 3 reson license.

Sincerely yours.


•^Attention: Board Secretary

RE: I SUPPORT LADV LUCK -NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding die granting ofthe Category 3 ganung license. 1 believe thai a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the besl choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's ai'ray of activities that will boost tourism mid inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a now casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisly the lest of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revennes from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pemisylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you lo grant die gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that tridy meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Caiegory 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg. PA 17106

^Attention: Board Secretary



You have an imj^ortanl decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Caiegory 3 ganung license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lo boosl Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opporiuuiiy in the stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Reson will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's mray of activities that will boost tourism mid inject needed nevv' dollars into the Pemisylvania economy. Further, the casino project itseil\viil add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the liighcsL unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions oi dollars in new tax revenue for the stale.

Adding a new casino at one of tlie other proposed locations should no{ saiisiy ihe test of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would tlecrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, '•Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resori destination, and the only reson that r i lK i iii/^f.tL- i l l . , i n l i ' n l /-.-Till:, r ^ . a m l i i i i A r^l liilif-.n 11 ."•rti'.U i'(-i I ll >•• (^-.TlfMi Af\ ' " ri-»>J<irl hl'lMWr* I'cunsyivama s premier, most weii-estaDiisneo resori uesunauon, anu truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act v^hen it created the Caiegory 3 res-ort license.

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PA Gaming Control Board P.O r.iox 69060 liarrisbuig, PA 17106

•^Ailention: Board Secretary

RK: I SUl'l 'ORT LADY LUCK -NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of the CLiiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin W'oodlands Resort is ihe besi choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opporluniiy in tilt stale.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands lU'Son wilt add an imporiant new amenity to NemacoUn's mTay of activities thai will boosl tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, Ilie casino project iisetf will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among die liighcsl unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, mid produce tens of millions ol dollars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol satisfy the tcsi oi'a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total cconoiiiic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant die gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson thai truly meets ihe intcnl of the Gaming Act when il created the Caiegory 3 resvin license.

Sincerely youi -Uji^^

I'A Gaming Control Board \ \Q I'k.x 69060 Harrisburg. PA 17106

'^Ailention: Board Secretary

RE: 1 S U P P O R T LADY LUCK - N E M A C O L I N

Dear Members of the Gaining Control Board:

You have an important decision to make regarding the gi-anting of the Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort is Ihe best choice lo boosl Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and mcrease economic opponunily in the Slate.

•fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resori will add an imporiant new amenity to "NemacoUn's mray of activities that will boosl tourism mul nijecl needed new dollars into the Pemisylvania economy. Further, the casino project ilself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among die highest unemployment rales in Pennsylvania, and produce lens of millions oi dollars in new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe oilier proposed locations should not saiisiy the test oi'a 'Yesorl" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fins would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nem Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only truly meets the intcnl of the Gaming Act when il created the Category 3 resori

acolin, reson thai license.

PA Chuning Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, P.^ 17106

<Aiie!iLion: Board Secretary

R E : I S U P P O R T L A D Y L U C K - N E M A C O L I N


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of die Caiegory 3 g:miing license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lo boosl rvnnsylvanla tourism, create new revenues and increa.se economic {.ipporlnniiy in die slale.

•fhe addition oi' Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an imporiani new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activiiies that will boosl tourism and inject needled new dollai-s into the Pemisylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new iobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rales in Penn.sylvmiia, and prodtice tens of millions of dollars iu new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should noi satisly die lest of a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease (he total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

l''"or these reasons, 1 encourage yon lo grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resori destinafion, and the only resori thai truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resori license.

Sincerely yours.

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t'A Ciaming Control Board P ,0 Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

'^tAlteniion: Board Seorelary

Rli:: I S U P P O R T LADV L U C K - N E M A C O L I N

Dear Members of Ihc Gaming Control Board:

You have an Imi^ortmil decision lo make regarding the granting of ihe CLiiegory 3 gaming license, I believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resori is the best choice Lu boosl Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenue.^; and increase economic opporlunilN' in die slate.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Reson will add an imporiant new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities diat will boosl tourism mid iiijecl needed new dollars into thePennsylvania economy, i^urther, the casino project ilself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highesi unemployment rales in Pennsylvmiia, mid produce iens of millions of dollars iu new tax revenue for the stale.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol saiisiy the lest o fa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease die total economic benefit to Pemusylvania.

For ihese reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Ncmacoliiu Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson lh:Li truly meets ihe intcnl of die Gaming Act when it created Uie Category 3 resori license.

Sincerely yours,

I'A Ciariiiiig Control Board P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

-itAiieniion: Board Secretary

UE: I SUPPORT LADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the granting of ihe C:uegory 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Re.son is the besl choice to boosl Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic ojiporlunily in die Slale,

'Iht: addition of Lady Luck Casino al Nemacolin "Woodlands Resort will add an Important new amenity to Nemacolin's mray o\' actiyities that will boost tourism and injecl needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project iiself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rales in Pennsylvmiia, mid 'produce lens of millions oi dollars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one of tlie other proposed locations sliouUi not saiisiy the lest ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

i'-'or ihese reasons, 1 encourage you to gram the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established reson destination, and the only resort thai truly meets the intcnl ofthe Gaming Act when it created ihe Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely you

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PA Gaming Control Board i \0 Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

-^Ailcniion: Board Secretary



Yuu have an imporhuit decision to make regarding the granting of the C;ilegory 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Reson is the besl choice to boosl Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opporluniiy in die Slale.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort will 'ALld LLU iiiiportaiU new amenity to Nemacolin's array of aclivifies thai will boosi tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pemisylvania economy. Further, the casino project ilself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Counly, which has among the higlicsl unemployment rales in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions ol dollars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not saiisfy die icsi ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you 10 grant ihe gaming license lo Neniaeoliu, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort desfination, and the only reson thai truly meeis ihc intent of the Gaming Act when il created the Caiegory 3 resori license.

Sincerely yours,

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PA Gaining Control Fioard 7 0 Mux 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

<AiienLion: Board Secretary

RE: I SUl*PORT LADV L U C K - N E M A C O L I N

PJear Members of the Gaming Control Board:

You have an important decision lo make regarduig the graniing ofthe Category 3 gaming license, 1 believe that a casino aiNemacohn Woodlands Resori is the besi choice lo boosi Pennsylvania tourism, crcaie new revenues and increase economic opjionunily in the stale.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resori will add an imporiani new amenity to NemacoUn's array of activiiies that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino projeci itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Comity, which has among the highest unomploynienl rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

.Adding a new casino al one of tlie olUer proposed locations should not satisly ihe test o fa ' ' resorf casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease the total economic benefit lo Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming Ucense lo Nemacolin, Peimsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and die only resort dial truly meets the intent of the Gamuig Act wlicn il created the Category 3 resori hccii.se.

Sincerely yours,

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I'.A Ciaming Conlro! Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

itAllenlion: Board Secretary

RE: I S U P P O R T LADV L U C K - N E M A C O L I N

Dear Members of the Gaming Conirol Board:

Yt)U have an important decision to make regarding the graniing ofthe Category 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lu boost Pennsylvania tourism, crcaie new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Reson will add ;in important new amenity to NemacoUn's array of activiiies that will boosl tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Peimsylvania economy. Further, die casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayeitc County, which has among the liighest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in now lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino al one of the other proposed locations should not saiisiy the lest ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you lo grant the gaming license io NernacoUn, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resori destination, and the only reson that truly meets ihe intent of llie Gaming Act when it'created the Category 3 resori license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Ciaming Control Board P.O l.iox 69060 ILurisburg, PA 17106

''t.Alleiiiion: Board Secretary

KE: i SUPPORT LADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the graniing of die Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe thai a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Reson is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in die sUilc.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add :ui important new arnendy to Nemacolin's array of activities thai will boost lonrism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania eqonoiny. Further, the casino projeci itselfwill add hnndrcds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Couuiy, winch has among the highest unemployment rales in Pennsylvania, and produce iens of millions ol dollars iu new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol saiisiy ihe lest ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revennes from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease the total economic benefit to Pemisylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort desfination, and the only reson thai truly meets the intent of die Gaming Act when il created (he Caiegory 3 res-ori liccn.se.

Sincerely yours,

I'A GamingControl Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

'^AUeniiun: Board Secretary

RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK - N E M A C O L J N


You have an iniportmil decision to make regarding the granting oi the Caiegory 3 gauilng Ucense, 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resori is the besl choice lo bcjust Pennsylvania Uiurisin, create new revenues and increase economic opponunily in [he Slate.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin W^oodlands Resori will add an imporiani new amenity to Nemacolin's mray of acfivilies that will boosl lourism and inject needed new dolUus into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project ilself wilt add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Counly, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, mid 'produce tens of millions of dollars in new lax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol saiisiy the tesi ofa "reson" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fins would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resori destination, and the only reson thai truly meets the intciii ofthe Gaming Act Vv'hen il created the Category 3 resort Ucense,

Sincerely yours,

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P.A Gaming Conirol Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

^Alienlion: fioard Secretary

RE: I SUPPORT LADY LUCK - NEM.4COL1N

Dear Membei's ofthe Gaming Control Board:

You have an imporUuiv decision lo make regarding the graniing ofthe Category 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the besl ehoiee to boosi Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity ii die Slate.

•fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resori will add an iinportant new amenity to Nemacolurs mray of aclivifies that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into tlie Pemisylvania economy. Furlher, the casino projeci ilself will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayelte Counly, which has among the higiiest unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions oi dohars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino at one of die other proposed locations should not saiisiy the lest ofa ''resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease the lota! economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming Ucense lo Neniaeolm. Pennsylvania's premier, mosi well-eslablished resort destination, and the only resori thai truly meets the intcnl of die Gaining Act when il created the Caiegory 3 re.son license.

Sincerely yours,

Hci-H IA ^ W S^UOC3. 6 e /

PA Gaming Control f-ioard P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg. PA 17106

•<,Atieiilion: Board Secretary

Hi7 1 SUPPORTLADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN

\7-n>: Members ofthe Gaming Control Board:

YoLi have an inijiortajit decision to make regarding die granting of ihe Calegoiy 3 gaming Ueense. I believe that a casino atNemacolin W^oodlands Resori is die besl choice to boost Pennsylvania lourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in die Slate.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at NeniacoUn Woodlands Resori will add an imponani new amenity to Nemacolin's ;iri-ay of activities thai will boost lourism mul injecl needed nev/ dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayelte County, which has among the highesi unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, mid produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the stale.

Adding a new casino ai one of the other proposed locaiions should nol satisfy the lest ofa "resoiV casino, and wdll only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For lliese reasons, I encourage you to grant ihe gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most weU-establLshed resort destination, and ihe only reson th:ii truly meets ihe intent oi: the Gaming Act v/lien it created the Caiegory 3 lesorl license.

I'A Gaming Control Board P,0 Box 69060 iUuTisburg, PA I7I06

it-Aiteniion: Board Secretary



You have an imporiant decision to make regarding the granting cd'llic Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resori is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the stale.

'file addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resori will add an impoilani new amenity to NemacoUn's array of activities that will boosl lourisni and inject needed new dollars into the Pemisylvania economy. Furdici", ihc casino projeci itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayelie Counly, which has among th^ highest unemploymenl rales in Pennsylvmiia, and produce tens of millions of dollars iu nev,' lax revenue for the slale.

-Adding H new casino at one ofthe other pi'oposed locations should noi saiisfy the Lest o f a "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues irom existing casinos, 'fhis would dcciease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

I'or these reasons, 1 encourage you to gi-ant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson ihai truly meets ihe intent of the Ganinig Act when il created the Categoiy 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

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P.A Gaming Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

•<Atieiilioii; Board Secretary

RE; I S U P P O R T LADV L U C K - N E M A C O L I N


You have an important decision to make regarding the granfing of the Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe thai a casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resori is the best choice U) boosl Pennsylvania tourism, create new i-evcnues and increase economic opjioriuniiy in die stale.

•fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Reson will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activiiies thai will boosl lourism aiu! inject needed new dollars into the Permsylvania economy. Furlher, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest uaemployment rales in Pennsylvania, and 'produce tens of millions of dollars in new lax I'cvcjiue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations shouKi noi satisly the test o fa "i-esorl" casino, and will only shii\ revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would dcciease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

h\jr these reasons, I encourage you lo grant the gaming license to Nemacolia. Pennsylvania's premier, most welLestablished resort destination, and the only resort ihai truly inceis ihc intent of the Gaming Act when il created the Categni-y 3 resori license.

Sincerely yours,

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^'Atienlion: Board Secretary



You have an iniportmil decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Caiegory 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice l(.) botist Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opporlnnity in die state.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino atNemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an imponani new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activiiies that will boost lourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino projeci itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayelte County, which has among the highest unemployment rales in Pennsylvmiia, and produce lens of millions ol dollars in new lax revenue for the slate.

Adding a new casino ai one ofthe other proposed locations should not satisfy die lest ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from exisluig casinos, 'fliis would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these i-easons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, mosi well-estabUshed resort destination, and the only resori thai truly meets ihe intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Categosy 3 resori hcense.

Sincerely yours.

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You have an important decision to make regarding the granting ofthe Categor>' 3 gaming Ucense. 1 believe that a casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resori is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new iobs in Fayette County, which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not safisfy the test ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from exisdng casinos. This would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you lo grant the gaming Heen.se to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-eslablished resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Ganung Act when il created the Calcgor)' 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours.

PA Gaining Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

*Aiiciuion; Board Secretary

RE: 1 SUPPOin LADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN

Dear Members ofthe Gaining Control Board:

You have an imporiani decision to make regarding die graniing ofthe Caiegory 3 gaming license, I believe that a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Re.sort is the best choice to boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in the stale.

•fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands f'vesorl will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of activities that will boost lourism mid injecl iiecdetl new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino projeci itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highesi unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, and •produce lens of millions oi dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino al one of the other proposed locaUons should not saiisfy the Lest ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would deci'case the total economic benefit to Pemisylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming Ucense lo Nemacolin, aula's premier, most well-established re.sort destination, aiid the only reson ihai

truly meets the tntem ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Category 3 resnn license. PennsyiVL

Sincerely yours.

I'A Cianiiiig Control Board P.O Bt>x 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

•^Allenliou: tSoaixl Secretary



You have an iili]")orlmiv decision lo rnal<:e regarding ihe granting of ihe Caiegory 3 gaming license. I believe, thai a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resori is the besl choice LIS buosi Pennsylvania tourism, ci'cale ne,w revenues and increase economic oi)poilunit\' in die Slale.

•fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Reson will nd l an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of aciivifies that will boosl tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy, Fus'iher, the casino project ilsell Will add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highesi unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and pi\")duce lens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the stale.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should nol salisty the Lest ofa "resoi't" casino, and will only shift revennes from existing casinos, 'fhis wouKi dccreiise (he total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you lo grant the gaming license to Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destinafion, and the only reson that truly meets the iniciiL of the Gaming Act Vvfien it created the Category 3 resort license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Gaming Conirol Board P.O fiox 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

•^.•'Xltenlion: Board Secretary


Dear Members of the Gaming Conirol Board:

You have an imporiant decision to make regarding ihe graniing of Uie Caiegory 3 gauuiig license. 1 believe thai a casino atNemaeolin Woodlands Re.sorl is die best choice lu boosl Pennsylvania tourism, ci-eate new revenues and increase economic opporluniiy iu the stale,

'\7ic addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will add an imporiani new amenity to Nemacolin's m'ray of activities that will boosl tourism and mjecL needed new dollars into the Pemisylvania economy. Further, the casino [)roJeei itsellAvill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has amoiig the highesi uiiernployrnenl I'aies in Pennsylvania, mid produce lens of millions of dolUu's in new lax revenue for the stale.

Adding a new casino at one of tlie other proposed locaiions should not salisty the lest o fa "resoi'l" casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fhis would decrease ihe total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only reson that truly rrieels the intent of the Gaming Act vv'hen ii created ihe Calegoiy 3 re.sort license.

Sincerely yours,

PA Gaming Control Boar^l P.O Box 69060 Harrisburg, PA 17106

-^ALlenlion: Boaixl Secretary

RE: 1 SUPPORT L A D Y LUCK -NEM.4COL1N

Dear Meinbers ofthe Gaming Conirol Board:

Yuu have an imporiant decision lo make regarding the granting ot liie Categoiy 3 ganiing Ueense. 1 believe that a casino aiNemacohn Woodbinds Resori is Ihe besi choice lo boost Pennsylvania lourism, crcaie new revenues and increase economic opiionnnily in ihe Slale.

'fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort will aild an imporiani new ameiihy lo "NemacoUn's array of activiiies that will boosl lourism and injecl needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayetle Couuiy, which has among ihe iiigliesi unemployment rates in Pennsylvmiia, uni-i pi-oduec tens of millions ol dolUu's in nev/ lax revenue for die slate.

-Adding a new casino ai one ofthe other proposed locaiions should nol satisly die icsi ofa "resort" casino, and will only .shift revenues from existing casinos, 'fills would decrease the total economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For [\\t si: reasons, 1 encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin, Peimsylvania's premier, most welLestablished resort destination, and die only reson that truly inecis the intent of the Gaming Act when it created ihe Caiegoi-y 3 reson license.

Sincerely yoin-s,

7^^7/7/7 ^/^^dn.

PA Ganung Control Board P.O Box 69060 Marrisburg, PA 17106

•^Atienilon: Board Secretary


Dear Members of the Gaining Control Boai'd:

You have an imporiani decision to make regarding the granting ol die Caiegory 3 gaming license. 1 believe that a casino at Nciiiacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lu boost Pennsylvania Lourism, create new revenues and increase economic oiiportunit\' iu the slate.

•fhe addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands Resori will add ;ni iniportanl new amenity to NemacoUn's array of aciivifies that will boosl tourism and injecl needed new dollm-s into lUe Pemisylvania economy. Furlher, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette County, which has among the highesi uncinployment rales in Pennsylvmiia, mid 'produce tens of millions ol dollars in new tax revenue for the stale.

Adding a new uisiuo at one of Uie otiier proposed locafions should not satisfy die Lest ofa "resort" casino, and will only shift i*evenues from existing casinos. This vv'ould decrease ihe Loial economic benefit to Pennsylvania.

For these reasons, I encourage you to grant the gaming license lo Nemacolin. PennsylvaniLi's premier, most vvell-esUiblished rcsoit desfination, and the only resort thai truly meets the intent of the Gaming Act when ll 'created ihe Caiegory 3 reSiirt Ucen.<e.

Sincerely yours,

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•Atienlion; Board Secretary

RE: 1 SUPPORT LADV LUCK-NEMACOLIN


You have an important decision to make regarding the grEmting ofthe Calegoiy 3 gaming license. I believe that a casino al Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the best choice lo boost Pennsylvania tourism, create new revenues and increase economic opportunity in ihe state.

The addition of Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlmids Reson will add an important new amenity to Nemacolin's array of actiyities that will boost tourism and inject needed new dollars into the Pennsylvania economy. Further, the casino project itselfwill add hundreds of well paying new jobs in Fayette Count)', which has among the highest unemployment rates in Pennsylvania, and produce tens of millions of dollars in new tax revenue for the state.

Adding a new casino at one ofthe other proposed locations should not saUsfy the test ofa "resorf casino, and will only shift revenues from existing casinos. This would decrease ihe total economic benefit to Permsylvania.

For these reasons, 1 encourage you to grmil ilie gaming license lo Nemacolin, Pennsylvania's premier, most well-established resort destination, and the only resort that truly meets the intent ofthe Gaming Act when it created the Categoiy J resort license-

Sincerely yours.

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Fayette Chamber of Commerce

July 9, 2010

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Chairman Gregory C. Fajt PO Box 69060^ Harrisburg, PA 17106-9060

Dear Mr. Fajt:

On behalf of the Fayette Chamber of Commerce, I'm wriring this letter to express our support for a category three gaming license for Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa.

The mission of the Fayette Chamber of Commerce is to promote a favorable business climate for members and their communities, and to provide leadership and support for efforts to improve the local economy, education systems, political environment, and overall quality of life. The Chamber also supports The Redstone Foundation, which contributes to Chamber goals through education and outreach projects and programs. Our membership includes over 570 businesses representing well over 18,000 employees.

The potential benefits for Fayette County are great. Fayette County currently ranks with the highest unemployment rate per capita in the Commonwealth. The jobs that would be created at Nemacolin would make a substantial impact. In addition, the 2 percent revenue that is brought in through the gaming taxes would provide significant impact on the municipal and county budgets.

As tourism is already a lead economic generator in our area, the addition of the gaming license will many-fold beneiit counry-wide that will trickle down into all levels of our business community. It is with the greatest level of confidence in the capabilities of Nemacolin Woodlands and Isle of Capri that I, as the executive director of the Fayette Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of our Board of Directors and general membership proudly support NemacoHn Woodlands Resort and Spa in their quest for a category three license.

Muriel Johnspn-Nuttall Executive Director

CC: Chris Plummer, General Manager, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa

M I L L Y S N . A L T M A N

August 20, 2010 Pa. Gaming Control Board P.O. Box 69060 Flarrisburg, PA 17106 Attention: Board Secretary

Dear Sir: For years, I have enjoyed Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and Spa. The hours I

have spent there have given me much pleasure and I consider a visit there to be a first rate experience. Nemacolin would like to add a casino to their amenities and it would be welcome addition to the facility.

Fayette County is one ofthe poorest counties in the state and the employment opportunities at Nemacolin have been a boon to us. The money that a casino would bring into the count)' is sorely needed.

Please give Nemacolin Woodlands lop priority in consideration for a new casino at Farmington.

Sincerely,

/7l'i.Cloj727 Itt'HnuL^^ Millys Alirnan

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September 9, 2010

Chairman Gregory Fajt Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board P.O. Box 69060 Han-isburg, PA 17106-9060

RE: Woodlands Fayelie. LLC

Dear Chairman Faji,

My name is Doug Benns. and Fm a business acquaintance ofthe Hardy family, owners and operators of Nemacolin Woodlands Resori in Wharton Township. I appreciate your review of this letter, which, while longer than my usual brief statements, conlains detail that is warranted.

Yesterday. 1 attended the hearing at the Wharton Township Flail in support of Nemacolin Woodlands as the licensee location for the resorl-casino license your board is considering. Though I had just learned ofthe hearing on the morning it was scheduled, 1 wanted lo support the Flardys and the projeci (I was on site at Nemacolin finalizing the details ofa major event Lm involved in planning to be held later in the month at Neinacolin.). W'hile I am not a Pennsylvania resident. 1 hope my input and perspective is of value to you, as 1 reside in Ohio and do a great deal of work in the Washington, D.C. area.

To frame this story, some background is useful. 1 am the National Association of Enirepreneurship's President, and 1 also lead a holding company with 12 operating units. One of these companies manages national associations, and another develops and implements association programs. 1 am involved daily with their operation and management. A primary focus of these companies is producing and managing events, programs, and conferences. We work with dozens of venues annually, including venue appraisal and selection. WTth two decades of personal experience, 1 have been to thousands of properties, and worked with hundreds of venues including some ofthe nation's premier gaming resorts. Frankly. Fve seen many thai w ere sub-par and worse.

One hospitality venue my organizations works with, without question, stands above the rest. This is where my path crosses with Nemacolin and the Flardy Family. My organizations are working with Nemacolin on several events, and have recommended the resort to hundreds.

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1 don't pretend to understand the many considerations involved in selecting a casino venue, but my instincts tell me that three "big-picture" issues are critical. The first is location and geographic consideration; on this point Nemacolin is well-suited. The other issues pertain lo "what is in the state's best interest?'' and are: quality operation and marketing, and proper stewardship ofthe license.

Quality Operation and Marketing

You have had ample testimony and the stellar track record to evaluate the Isle of Capri as a casino operator. So Fd like to share my perspective on the Nemacolin team's ability to properly market the overall resort as a unique destination with a casino attraction. The reason my organizations have a relationship with Nemacolin is simple: they have the absolute besl sales team in the industry.

1 met Dennis Noonan, Nemacolin's Vice-President of Sales, through a Cleveland associate. 1 hesitaied to attend an event promoting Nemacolin because 1 didnrt want lo give up an afternoon to learn about "another resort.'' 'fo my surprise, 1 left the presentation convinced that the Laurel Flighlands, and Western Pennsylvania was the only place to have an event or lake my family, and that Nemacolin was the only venue. This was no ea.sy feat considering I am a lifelong Browns fan with no love of Three Rivers Stadium (dating inyseli). Today, 1 canT talk with another Cleveland CEO who isn't familiar with Nemacolin.

The story doesn't stop in Cleveland. Because my second home is Washington D.C. I ran inio Dennis and his team again there, and found the same experience 1 found in Cleveland. With this in mind I decided 1 must visit Nemacolin and see it for myself The rest is history - we were sold!

Nemacolin's unique selling proposition will be strengthened and enhanced with a casino offering. Many association executives and my colleagues try io offer the widest array of amenities to their members when selecting a venue. Nemaeoliir s current offerings, when combined with a casino, would create a one-of-a-kind option that just isn't available today, and would dramatically increase the appeal of Western PA as a destination for business meeting travelers. This addition, combined with Nemacolin's powerhouse team, will attract many new- visitors to Nemacolin and Pennsylvania.

Proper Stewardship

Nemacolin's most unique and impressive selling point is the fact that it is really Mr. ilardy's home - and he and his daughter Maggie treat it just that way.

On the surface Nemacolin is a rare mix. Unless you know Mr. Flardy! W-'bere else can you find the most luxurious hotels, restaurants, spas, and turn the comer to find a chunk ofthe Berlin W' all and zoo animals. From fine art and Jeep courses, to zip lines and PGA golf, to an airstrip, vintage cars, and little buses to lake you everywhere!

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The staff is the planet's frieiidlie.sl, and they're proud to be a part of Nemacolin, and the local community. The biggest testimony to the wonder of Nemacolin is from my family! fhcy only beg me to take them to one place. They love Nemacolin and its team. My children now think of Pennsylvania as a magical place because "Brad the Butler" brings rubber bands lo my eight-year-old. "Animal Keeper Tim" takes my one-year-old to feed a camel, and "Stacey the Hairdresser" provides beauty tips to my eldest daughter. Rest assured that 1 don't remember many natnes from the other venues.

So you should ask yourself two questions. "Do you want a casino in your backyard?" and "W hy would Mr. Flardy?" Fm not .sure Fd want one in my backyard, but Mr. Hardy's remarkable success shows that he knows what works. You've heard volutnes of testimony about the caliber of people Maggie and Mr. Flardy are, to wiiich I simply say "ditto."' So if you're asking "who will be the best steward of your license?" there could be no better applicant. W'hile other applicants may he fine people, nobody else will be looking out their back window and making sure the casino is properly operated and eared for, and that it continually conforms to Nemacolin's exacting overall resort standards.

In the era of mundane local casinos (coming io my town soon), you have what 1 think is a rare opportunity to create a real shining star in your state. So, I would ask that you carefully consider this chance to help create something truly special. As someone who chooses group destinations daily, your decision lo griint Nemacolin the casino license would add a powerliil arrow to my quiver.

If you have any questions, please feel free to give me a call anytiine. My direct number is

Doug Benns President

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Mr Chris Plummer Nemacolin Woodlands Resort 1001 Lafayette Dnve Farmington, PA 15437

Dear Mr. Plummer

On behalf of the Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau, 1 am pleased to provide this letter of support for Nemacolin Woodlands Resort's "Category 3" casino license Tourism is a leading industry in the Southwestern Pennsylvania region - generating over $700 million in revenue annually. The casino will deliver increased tourism based Income as well as additional tax revenue for the area It also has the potential to create 500 new. direct employment opportunities as well as creating additional economic benefit for other tourism venues and local businesses.

The casino wl!! be a wonderful addition to this well established luxury destination in the Laurel Highlands, It will attract new visitors and groups to the area; offer additional entertainment options for guests and visitors; increase the average daily expenditures; and provide an incentive for guests to extend their stay The entire Laurel Highlands will also benefit as this new Nemacolin amenity delivers shoulder season and mid-v/eek visitors to the region,

As the official tounsm promotion agency for Fayette, Somerset and Westmoreland Counties, the Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau stands in strong support of Nemacolin Woodlands Resort's casino license application If we can provide any further assistance or support, please do not hesitate to call on us

Donna R. Holdorf Interim Executive Director

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April 7, 2010

Ms. Doreen Appel Communications Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board 303 Walnut Street Verizon Tower Strawberry Square HarrisburePA 17101

RE: Opposition lo Caiegory 3 Slot-Machine License and table game certificate at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort (Applicant: Woodlands Fayette, LLC).

Dear Ms. Appel,

Over fifty years ago, the small Village of Farmington (Wharton Township), Pennsylvania became home to a Christian community known as the New Meadow Run Community. Today over six hundred people, including children and elderly, reside in two communities known as New Meadow Run and Spring Valley. Both communities are immediate neighbors to Nemacolin Woodlands Resort where legalized gambling has been proposed. New Meadow Run. Spring Valley, and Nemacolin Woodlands are contiguous properties.

We share a religious tradition similar to the belter known Amish and Brethren churches. Safeguarding the quality of life for our children and preserving our religious mode of life was a foremost concern when we settled in the area and il remains so now.

Our straightforward request is that the CoiTimonwealth of Pennsylvania and its Gaming Com.mission give proper consideration to the harmful impacts of gambling on our unique communal setting and the neighborhood surrounding Nemacolin Woodlands. Unlike self-contained entertainment venues such as racetracks, the Nemacolin site will pose risks to our children and jeopardize neighborhood welfare in the village of Farmington.

Ota- chief concerns include traffic congestion (forcing Route 40 to be widened), noise, nightlife, drunk driving and general deterioralion ofthe neighborhood surrounding our communities. Our concerns are heightened by the fact that the proposed gambling facility will nol be setback and self-contained like the family-oriented Nemacolin Resort llotel compound. It will be in an outlying roadside building suited to transient customers who will nol be subject to the self-policing incentives ofthe resort and its wealthy clientele.

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board April 7, 2010 Page 2 of 2

Upon proper consideraiion ofthe negative impacts on our unique circumstances and in light of alternatives, we are eonfidenl that no Category 3 license and table certificate will be granted lo Woodlands Fayette, LLC. Ilowever, in the regrettable event that the Gaming Commission disagrees, it is imperative that any license granted to Woodlands Fayelte, LLC be strictly limited to prevent future expansion and encroachment on our religious communities and the surrounding neighborhood. We are concerned about assignment of any license lo a larger gaming operator such as Isle of Capri, and request that any future assignment be subject lo public review and appropriate approvals.

We have expressed our concerns directly to the Flardy family. It has always been our resolve lo live inoffensively and quietly, respecting the rights of others. Our plea is that we be allowed unhindered lo continue to live out our calling without infringement by stale sanctioned activity. On behalf of all al New Meadow Run and Spring Valley, 1 am writing to voice our concern about these developments.

Respectfully,

Paul Winter Bishop

Church Communities International

August 10,2010

Ms. Mickey K.ane Board Secretary Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board P.O. Box 69060 Harrisburg PA 17106-9060

RE: Opposition to Category 3 Slot-Machine License and Table Games Certificate at Nemacolin Woodlands Resoil (Applicant: Woodlands Fayette, LLC).

Dear Ms. ICane, and To Whom It May Concern:

Founded in Gennany in the 1920s, Church Coinmunities is an offshoot ofthe sixteenth century Christian Anabaptist movement, sharing roots with the better-known Amish, Mennonite. and Brethren Churches. Forced to leave Germany in 1937 by the National Socialist regime, members gained asylum in several European countries before immigrating to Paraguay, South America, In 1954, the first United States based Church Community began in Rifton, NY, where the international Order is currently headquartered.

Today, approximately 3,000 people live in locations in the U.S., Europe, South America and Australia. More specific to this letter, in 1957 Church Communities established a community in Fannington Pennsylvania. At present approximately 500 people live in the New Meadow Run and Spring Valley Communities in the town of Farmington PA. Safeguarding the quality of life for our children and preser\'ing our religious mode of life was a foremost eonccm when we setUed in the area and so it remains.

Our request is that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Gaining Conirol Board give proper consideration to the harmful impacts of gambling on our unique communal setting that is contiguous to Neinacolin Woodlands Resort. Buill on property immediately adjacent to our communities, activities occurring at the Nemacolin Resort properties have a tangible impact on our way of life.

Our chief reasons for opposing a Category 3 Slot Machine License and Table Games Certificate for Nemacolin includes traffic congestion (forcing Route 40 to be widened), noise, nightlife, drunk driving and general moral decline in the neighborhood surrounding our communities. Our concems are heightened by the fact that the proposed gambling facility will not be setback and self-contained like the family-oriented Nemacolin Resort Hotel compound. It will be in an outlying roadside building suited to transient customers who will not be subject to the self-policing incentives ofthe resort and its wealthy clientele.

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board August 24, 2010

In the regrettable event that a license is granted lo Woodlands Fayette, LLC, it is imperative that this be strictly limited to prevent fliturc expansion and eneroachment on our religious communities and the surrounding neighborhood. We are concerned about assigmnent of any license to a larger gaming operator such as Isle of Capri, and request that any future assignment be subject to public review and appropriate approvals.

While we have expressed our concerns directly lo the Hardy family, our plea to you is that Church Commuitities be allowed unhindered to continue to live out our religious voeafion without infringement by state sancfioned activity. On behalf of all at New Meadow Run and Spring Valley, 1 write to voice our concern and state our objection to these proposed developments.

Respectfully,

4k .C OWdt: Peter Clement Pastor

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Pemisylvania Gaming Control Board August 23, 2010

We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge the Pennsylvania Gaming Control board to act now and deny a Category 3 Slot Machine License and table game certificate at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort.

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NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date1 Ernestine Schmidt 11/7/2010 18:592 Matthew Vensko 11/3/2010 12:083 Scott DiGuglielmo 11/2/2010 19:514 Ben Dover 10/29/2010 15:535 Brett Rozgony 10/28/2010 19:006 Jack MiHoff 10/28/2010 18:097 Monica Mansberry 10/28/2010 3:248 [email protected] [email protected] 10/24/2010 19:219 [email protected] [email protected] 10/24/2010 19:2110 [email protected] [email protected] 10/24/2010 19:2011 paul kirk 10/24/2010 13:0412 [email protected] [email protected] 10/23/2010 4:0113 [email protected] [email protected] 10/23/2010 4:0014 [email protected] [email protected] 10/23/2010 4:0015 [email protected] [email protected] 10/23/2010 4:0016 Bryan Brink 10/22/2010 20:1717 shawn gross 10/22/2010 19:4918 Dana Curry 10/22/2010 2:5719 Robert Sphar 10/20/2010 14:4020 Dianna Pluto 10/20/2010 13:2721 [email protected] [email protected] 10/18/2010 19:0422 [email protected] [email protected] 10/18/2010 19:0323 [email protected] [email protected] 10/18/2010 19:0324 [email protected] [email protected] 10/16/2010 20:0425 [email protected] [email protected] 10/16/2010 20:0426 [email protected] [email protected] 10/16/2010 20:0427 [email protected] [email protected] 10/14/2010 4:1628 william gross 10/2/2010 14:2129 Trent Heffern 9/29/2010 7:0630 Eugene Ciferno 9/26/2010 2:3631 Tanya Wagner 9/25/2010 13:1332 Steven Stanley 9/24/2010 21:4333 Violet Clark 9/24/2010 21:2434 Jon Lager 9/24/2010 2:0935 Penny Whoolery 9/22/2010 18:0536 SUSAN L SNYDER 9/19/2010 1:4037 Patrick Kwasny 9/18/2010 3:3538 Patrick Stefancin 9/16/2010 16:2539 Janine Dillon 9/15/2010 14:0140 Jay Sedlak 9/14/2010 12:43

With my signature, I urge the members of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to approve a Category 3 gaming license for Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, Pennsylvania’s premier resort destination.

Building a new casino at Nemacolin Woodlands will provide much needed jobs and economic activity to Fayette County, which currently has one of the highest unemployment rates in the state of Pennsylvania. Lady Luck Casino at Nemacolin Woodlands will be a positive addition to the community, will add an exciting amenity to the well-established resort, and will have a significant impact on the economy of Pennsylvania through new jobs, wages, spending and taxes.

For these reasons, I encourage you to act as swiftly as possible in granting a gaming license to Nemacolin Woodlands Resort.

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date41 Nancy Brown 9/13/2010 22:5342 Kelli Dimidjian 9/13/2010 13:3943 gina cunningham 9/11/2010 13:5244 karen kirk 9/11/2010 11:3445 ark Huggins 9/10/2010 4:0746 Ashley Lowery 9/9/2010 19:0647 dan batton 9/9/2010 18:0548 Nicole Jihnson 9/9/2010 18:0249 David Pluto 9/9/2010 17:5050 Brett Rozgony 9/9/2010 16:2151 Zach Rockwell 9/8/2010 21:4052 mary stalgaiatis 9/8/2010 18:2853 Jim & Vivian Caudill 9/8/2010 13:3254 Karen Knigge 9/7/2010 22:4655 carol cafaro 9/7/2010 15:5356 Kelly Restle 9/7/2010 14:5657 Craig Stowell 9/6/2010 1:4558 lance umbel 9/5/2010 21:5459 Kathy Schubert 9/5/2010 13:5160 Joanne Noble 9/5/2010 2:1061 Charles Machesky 9/4/2010 0:4862 Dennis Kapalko 9/3/2010 21:5063 zona bordas 9/3/2010 2:5264 T. Yurcisin 9/3/2010 2:2365 Catherine Gibson 9/3/2010 0:4966 Penny Rugg 9/2/2010 19:5967 David Lassalle 9/2/2010 17:0468 Andrea Bohn 9/2/2010 16:5569 Randolph Goodlett 9/2/2010 15:1670 Barbara DeCrane 9/2/2010 13:5171 Claudia Martin 9/2/2010 3:5472 MaryEllen Snyder 9/2/2010 2:0573 paul heil 9/2/2010 1:4174 Whit Little 9/2/2010 1:2775 Andrew Campbell 9/2/2010 0:4876 Amy Young 9/2/2010 0:4877 Cynthia Bunting 9/2/2010 0:3678 Pat Buffers 9/1/2010 23:0679 Dolores Manyak 9/1/2010 22:4680 KAREN SPITZNOGLE 9/1/2010 22:2681 Jacob Magerko 9/1/2010 21:5482 Edna Richardson 9/1/2010 21:2683 Brian Smith 9/1/2010 20:3484 Darla Marvin 9/1/2010 20:3385 Adrienne Kovell 9/1/2010 20:2386 Michelle Guglielmo 9/1/2010 19:5287 Helen Renshaw 9/1/2010 19:2988 Brian Henciak 9/1/2010 19:17

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date89 Patrick Daugherty 9/1/2010 18:4690 Lucas Piatt 9/1/2010 18:2991 dale porter 9/1/2010 18:1392 michael j patchan 9/1/2010 18:0793 James Ewing 9/1/2010 18:0194 Lynn Thompson 9/1/2010 17:4395 Rebecca Williams 9/1/2010 17:2596 Theresa Braun 9/1/2010 16:1897 marco pompeo 9/1/2010 16:1098 Haley Huba-Gaster 9/1/2010 15:5199 Ashley Ralston 9/1/2010 15:50

100 Alicia Burton 9/1/2010 15:29101 Barbara Mendicino 9/1/2010 15:11102 elaine saus 9/1/2010 15:08103 Lisa Nuccetelli 9/1/2010 15:04104 Vicki Fountain-Smith 9/1/2010 14:41105 Brandi Mutton 9/1/2010 14:38106 steve michael 9/1/2010 14:28107 James Hough 9/1/2010 14:23108 Bryan Fletcher 9/1/2010 14:09109 Bill Manyak 9/1/2010 14:08110 richard graswick 9/1/2010 13:52111 Jon DeMoss 9/1/2010 13:45112 Rita Murphy 9/1/2010 13:39113 Philip Smith 9/1/2010 13:32114 David Festog 9/1/2010 13:29115 Deanne Rine 9/1/2010 13:26116 Vicki Ramchandran 9/1/2010 13:21117 Charles Beam 9/1/2010 13:14118 Charles Beam 9/1/2010 13:12119 Brad Durko 9/1/2010 13:05120 Joan Stefanini 9/1/2010 12:59121 James Scott 9/1/2010 12:52122 james litvin 9/1/2010 12:34123 Richard Potts 9/1/2010 12:05124 barbara donaldson 9/1/2010 12:03125 sam verner 9/1/2010 11:55126 Donald Kirkwood 9/1/2010 11:50127 Steven Layman 9/1/2010 11:49128 Bobby Cart 9/1/2010 11:49129 jeff dimaio 9/1/2010 11:49130 Phil Pennington 9/1/2010 11:46131 ronald sheba 9/1/2010 11:37132 Keith Bradley 9/1/2010 11:05133 Raymond Carolla 9/1/2010 11:00134 Mary Antoon 9/1/2010 10:47135 Joseph Balcer 9/1/2010 10:35136 Margaret Uhring 9/1/2010 10:30

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date137 joanne sharer 9/1/2010 10:05138 Ashley Carmen 9/1/2010 7:07139 Andrew Eiler 9/1/2010 3:59140 Donald Pieri 9/1/2010 3:50141 carol halfhill 9/1/2010 3:37142 Isaac Greeley 9/1/2010 2:58143 Robert Caudell 9/1/2010 2:56144 Paul Komishock 9/1/2010 2:43145 bruce may 9/1/2010 2:37146 Leslie Black 9/1/2010 2:32147 joanne sharer 9/1/2010 2:21148 James Clemens 9/1/2010 2:16149 John Downs 9/1/2010 2:09150 Phillip Sparacella 9/1/2010 1:57151 Katherine Lewis 9/1/2010 1:45152 John Urosek 9/1/2010 1:35153 Carol OVer 9/1/2010 1:34154 Deborah StClair 9/1/2010 1:33155 Lisa Szekeres 9/1/2010 1:24156 Rick Watkins 9/1/2010 1:18157 Tyler Orris 9/1/2010 1:13158 Albert Core Jr. 9/1/2010 1:06159 peggy curet 9/1/2010 1:05160 Russell Dolan 9/1/2010 1:01161 Leann Rerko 9/1/2010 1:00162 David Zeppo 9/1/2010 0:50163 John Demarco 9/1/2010 0:49164 John Demarco 9/1/2010 0:49165 patrick egros, commissioner rostraver township 9/1/2010 0:45166 Jeffrey Wolski 9/1/2010 0:42167 Ron Mascarella 9/1/2010 0:41168 Matt Brunk 9/1/2010 0:41169 Julie McDonough 9/1/2010 0:39170 Crysta Pleatman 9/1/2010 0:35171 Andrea Cummings 9/1/2010 0:33172 Lynne Podnar+ 9/1/2010 0:28173 Randi Poli 9/1/2010 0:27174 Katherine Robinson 9/1/2010 0:26175 mike john 9/1/2010 0:23176 Clifford Springer 9/1/2010 0:07177 Emily Saunders 9/1/2010 0:05178 Jim Mazzella 8/31/2010 23:55179 Robert Sobocinski 8/31/2010 23:53180 tim maciag 8/31/2010 23:51181 Cristy Laudadio 8/31/2010 23:37182 lee hudgins 8/31/2010 23:35183 cataldo corrado 8/31/2010 23:31184 carol corrado 8/31/2010 23:29

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date185 Cindy Stadtlander 8/31/2010 23:24186 Sandy Balaban 8/31/2010 23:16187 Anthony Joseph 8/31/2010 23:14188 Charlotte Perry 8/31/2010 22:52189 marlene peters 8/31/2010 22:45190 patricia garshak 8/31/2010 22:43191 Lynn Geary 8/31/2010 22:39192 Nancy Ivan 8/31/2010 22:39193 Carolyn Kutteh 8/31/2010 22:02194 miles cohen 8/31/2010 21:40195 Carla Bailey 8/31/2010 21:36196 Jessica Galardini 8/31/2010 21:32197 Valerie King 8/31/2010 21:32198 Cyndi Grimm 8/31/2010 21:08199 Sherry John 8/31/2010 18:51200 Vincent Palaisa 8/31/2010 16:19201 william l ritz 8/31/2010 15:13202 Ronda Manyak 8/31/2010 14:30203 George Niezgoda 8/31/2010 13:34204 J. William Taggart 8/31/2010 13:00205 Jerald Taggart 8/31/2010 12:58206 Eleanor Chuey 8/31/2010 12:43207 Edward Chuey 8/31/2010 12:40208 Ray Honsaker 8/31/2010 11:27209 Kathleen Manyak 8/31/2010 1:04210 Dolores Manyak 8/31/2010 0:08211 Anna Marie & Peter Barchetti 8/30/2010 23:47212 Barbara & Russ Gardner 8/30/2010 23:44213 Bernie Manyak 8/30/2010 23:25214 Vickie Manyak 8/30/2010 23:21215 Sherm Hill 8/30/2010 20:42216 Donald Samuel 8/30/2010 15:40217 Mary Belski 8/30/2010 12:50218 G. Bernard Magerko 8/29/2010 20:41219 diana shimko 8/29/2010 13:17220 Barry Winseck 8/29/2010 2:50221 amy pirl 8/29/2010 2:12222 joseph pirl 8/29/2010 2:09223 Megan Daub 8/28/2010 20:46224 Victoria Schreiner 8/28/2010 19:16225 marykay schreiner 8/28/2010 12:12226 Eunice Shoemaker 8/27/2010 23:15227 Nicole Neely 8/27/2010 22:44228 Dana Ross 8/27/2010 22:44229 Maria Danton 8/27/2010 22:03230 Alison Watts 8/27/2010 16:58231 marsha and jesse heinbaugh 8/27/2010 16:28232 Eric Santore 8/27/2010 13:05

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date233 Dianne Onusko 8/27/2010 9:07234 william fisher 8/27/2010 5:45235 audra ritter 8/27/2010 2:58236 Barbara cummings 8/27/2010 0:40237 Amy Girard 8/26/2010 23:37238 Richard Moskal 8/26/2010 23:31239 darrell abel 8/26/2010 21:54240 suzanne abel 8/26/2010 21:50241 Kari Bullamore 8/26/2010 21:14242 sarah kossan 8/26/2010 18:41243 Rodney Turner 8/26/2010 17:38244 Michael Marinich 8/26/2010 16:33245 Daniel Gearing 8/26/2010 16:13246 Valerie Gawlas 8/26/2010 16:01247 Doreen Gawlas 8/26/2010 15:56248 Walter Lee IV 8/26/2010 10:31249 Myrna Giannopoulos 8/26/2010 2:26250 Gale Jadyk 8/25/2010 23:01251 Tami Steinberg 8/25/2010 22:45252 Lori Shubert 8/25/2010 21:57253 Brice Hostutler 8/25/2010 20:48254 Chris Mikolowsky 8/25/2010 20:25255 Karen Baumgartner 8/25/2010 20:22256 Donna Scott 8/25/2010 19:40257 jackie inks 8/25/2010 19:15258 Amy Clevenger 8/25/2010 18:15259 Kathy Simons 8/25/2010 18:08260 Maryann Tarantino 8/25/2010 17:48261 Ruth Edwards 8/25/2010 16:39262 Harry Nedley 8/25/2010 14:57263 Fran Hill 8/25/2010 13:48264 Amy Swartz 8/25/2010 13:43265 Todd Rice 8/25/2010 13:36266 Cheryl Wilcosky 8/25/2010 12:31267 RANDY GLOTFELTY 8/25/2010 12:14268 Richard Mazer 8/25/2010 12:13269 Kathy Cindric 8/25/2010 10:16270 Christopher O'Brien 8/25/2010 2:32271 david matyas 8/25/2010 1:08272 TR Mazer 8/25/2010 0:58273 dan frank 8/25/2010 0:52274 Diane Cassidy 8/25/2010 0:23275 Carol Kerr 8/24/2010 23:54276 Lisa Dye 8/24/2010 23:46277 Gordon Giffin 8/24/2010 23:10278 Stephanie Hostetler 8/24/2010 21:30279 Janet Reinhard 8/24/2010 19:26280 Rita Peters 8/24/2010 19:14

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date281 joan steratore 8/24/2010 18:27282 GEORGE RADDISH 8/24/2010 18:14283 Maney Gale 8/24/2010 17:46284 Christopher Kliza 8/24/2010 16:55285 Jesse McCready 8/24/2010 16:46286 Albert Valentine 8/24/2010 15:05287 Dustin Giffin 8/24/2010 14:56288 Matthew Banovski 8/24/2010 14:53289 Monty Gibson 8/24/2010 14:39290 frederick capenos 8/24/2010 14:19291 frederick capenos 8/24/2010 14:17292 Carl DellaPenna 8/24/2010 13:54293 Larry Kiec 8/24/2010 13:26294 Andrew Gawlas 8/24/2010 13:15295 Michael Larson 8/24/2010 12:25296 Marci McGuinness 8/24/2010 11:20297 JoAnn Harris 8/24/2010 11:15298 William Smith 8/24/2010 11:12299 Patricia Filak 8/24/2010 5:12300 william moser 8/24/2010 4:11301 Donna Shaffer 8/24/2010 3:52302 Denise Decker 8/24/2010 3:49303 Daniel Caringola 8/24/2010 3:12304 Beverly Gwynn 8/24/2010 2:15305 John Hall III 8/24/2010 1:56306 KIMBERLY ZIMCOSKY 8/24/2010 1:41307 Eugenia Cerisano 8/24/2010 1:40308 Margaret Spotto 8/24/2010 1:27309 Louise Means 8/24/2010 1:04310 Beth Hanzes 8/24/2010 0:35311 Linda Hall 8/24/2010 0:33312 John Hall 8/24/2010 0:25313 Scarlet Baxter 8/24/2010 0:25314 Joyce Walls 8/24/2010 0:05315 Jeffrey Showman 8/23/2010 23:06316 Robert Furin 8/23/2010 22:50317 fgsfs fgfgfsgf 8/23/2010 22:39318 Richard Rafail 8/23/2010 21:17319 Jerry Hensel 8/23/2010 20:54320 Denice Robinson 8/23/2010 20:30321 William Blaney 8/23/2010 20:28322 KATHY BUSH 8/23/2010 20:22323 LARRY BUSH 8/23/2010 20:21324 Twila Nuccetelli 8/23/2010 20:15325 Gregory Nuccetelli 8/23/2010 20:15326 Paul Hilterbrick 8/23/2010 20:02327 Dawn Durst 8/23/2010 20:00328 Pamela Newmeyer 8/23/2010 19:50

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date329 Carol Leary 8/23/2010 19:33330 Charles Walls 8/23/2010 19:21331 Brian McMaster 8/23/2010 19:12332 Brian Walls 8/23/2010 19:10333 PEGGY MACK 8/23/2010 18:59334 Corey Giles 8/23/2010 18:56335 Karen Brindle 8/23/2010 18:54336 Meghan Feather 8/23/2010 18:47337 Steve cramer 8/23/2010 18:03338 Tara Elias 8/23/2010 18:00339 Judy Morrow 8/23/2010 17:58340 aaron twitty 8/23/2010 17:53341 benjamin dansberger II 8/23/2010 17:51342 Bart Mazer 8/23/2010 17:49343 Karla Zanotelli 8/23/2010 17:23344 Rebecca Miller 8/23/2010 17:18345 Rebecca Miller 8/23/2010 17:17346 Helen Snaith 8/23/2010 17:02347 william myers 8/23/2010 16:54348 Shelley Show 8/23/2010 16:39349 John Weber 8/23/2010 16:36350 Pat Sparwasser 8/23/2010 16:34351 Cecelia Fincham 8/23/2010 16:31352 dennis clark 8/23/2010 16:30353 Arley Stoker Jr 8/23/2010 16:26354 Richard Adobato 8/23/2010 16:26355 michael "hawk" spisak 8/23/2010 16:18356 joshua sparwasser 8/23/2010 16:13357 Tina Tajc 8/23/2010 16:12358 Shawnee Showman 8/23/2010 16:10359 nancy henry 8/23/2010 16:03360 Jeffrey Green 8/23/2010 15:56361 John Jeffries 8/23/2010 15:48362 Brent Hostutler 8/23/2010 15:42363 Norman Ciaccia 8/23/2010 15:40364 Jennifer Keenan 8/23/2010 15:40365 Nick Ciaccia 8/23/2010 15:39366 Joshua Cindric 8/23/2010 15:32367 Scott Workman 8/23/2010 15:26368 Stephen Ritenour 8/23/2010 14:50369 James Wood 8/23/2010 14:49370 Bonnie Upton-gaye 8/23/2010 14:48371 Tarina Redinger 8/23/2010 14:43372 Eric McElhone 8/23/2010 14:39373 Christina Domasky 8/23/2010 14:37374 bonnie petko 8/23/2010 14:35375 Charlotte Molek 8/23/2010 14:08376 Janet Guthrie 8/23/2010 13:33

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date377 Gregory Kunkel 8/23/2010 13:30378 Lori Waters 8/23/2010 12:58379 Theresa Kozak 8/23/2010 12:55380 Mary Ann Cornell 8/23/2010 12:54381 Susan Griffith 8/23/2010 12:53382 Benjamin Orendorff 8/23/2010 12:50383 Yolanda Cooper 8/23/2010 12:38384 Cris Alampi 8/23/2010 12:34385 margaret findling 8/23/2010 12:14386 Elissa McFarland 8/23/2010 12:11387 James Bittner 8/23/2010 11:49388 Lisa Kaydo 8/23/2010 11:02389 kelly means 8/23/2010 1:48390 Susan Beam 8/22/2010 23:33391 Carla Bailey 8/22/2010 22:39392 dennis gyory 8/22/2010 21:31393 Anthony reno 8/22/2010 20:05394 Timothy Fuge 8/22/2010 19:16395 richard smith 8/22/2010 17:00396 matthew Gale 8/22/2010 15:54397 Sonya sellong 8/22/2010 15:06398 Daniel Lewis 8/22/2010 14:24399 tye denney 8/22/2010 13:45400 Justin Wilson 8/22/2010 13:31401 peggy gosnell 8/22/2010 12:59402 Tracy Kalup 8/22/2010 12:43403 Amy Dillon 8/22/2010 11:59404 William Watts 8/22/2010 11:21405 Daniel Lewis 8/22/2010 2:28406 Meryl-Lee Elliott 8/22/2010 2:02407 daniel goron 8/22/2010 1:15408 Bernadette Koschock 8/21/2010 23:24409 larry kumor 8/21/2010 21:35410 thaddeus golonka 8/21/2010 21:19411 Leonard Hubert 8/21/2010 20:22412 LORI STANEK 8/21/2010 19:05413 john robson 8/21/2010 18:04414 john robson 8/21/2010 18:03415 Robin Medved 8/21/2010 17:57416 Tabitha Watson 8/21/2010 17:49417 WILLIAM METZ 8/21/2010 17:35418 adam vokes 8/21/2010 17:16419 Thomas Sharkey 8/21/2010 17:06420 Lorraine Sharkey 8/21/2010 17:05421 williab l kirchner 8/21/2010 16:34422 Richard Baker 8/21/2010 16:15423 Chad Stout 8/21/2010 16:04424 Kellie Stout 8/21/2010 16:03

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date425 Marsha Marhefka 8/21/2010 15:55426 Thomas Marhefka 8/21/2010 15:51427 Chad Krikorian 8/21/2010 15:45428 ken allison 8/21/2010 15:12429 nancy habel 8/21/2010 15:09430 Sharon DiThomas 8/21/2010 14:17431 Michael Glover 8/21/2010 13:18432 Eleanor Kirchner 8/21/2010 13:11433 JAYME SUCEVIC 8/21/2010 13:08434 Michael Murello 8/21/2010 12:56435 Claudia Burghard 8/21/2010 11:41436 Nicholas Redford 8/21/2010 11:18437 carla zuzak 8/21/2010 9:33438 Michael Yakubec 8/21/2010 8:07439 Traci Bullis 8/21/2010 3:13440 Keith Pyle 8/21/2010 3:13441 Regina Hackney 8/21/2010 3:03442 christopher blout 8/21/2010 2:44443 Jim Samuel 8/21/2010 2:24444 William DiCenzo 8/21/2010 2:04445 Paul Keller 8/21/2010 2:01446 Rich Kazmierczak 8/21/2010 1:46447 raymond kazmierczak 8/21/2010 1:31448 Maria Brinza 8/21/2010 0:52449 Jackie Guthrie 8/21/2010 0:50450 Amanda Pompe 8/21/2010 0:37451 Jeffrey Holmes 8/20/2010 23:49452 Thomas GRAVINA 8/20/2010 23:43453 Doug Clewett 8/20/2010 23:34454 Alicia Omiros 8/20/2010 23:28455 Christopher Omiros 8/20/2010 23:28456 Sophia Omiros 8/20/2010 23:27457 George Omiros 8/20/2010 23:25458 Edward Burghard 8/20/2010 23:20459 Chris Snyder 8/20/2010 22:24460 Ronald Pritchard 8/20/2010 22:05461 vickie ash 8/20/2010 22:02462 Virginia Pompe 8/20/2010 21:59463 Jeffrey Smith 8/20/2010 21:58464 Michael Kaprive 8/20/2010 21:21465 John Durisko 8/20/2010 21:11466 Charmaine Sampson 8/20/2010 21:02467 Joscelyn Lilley 8/20/2010 21:02468 Kathy Phillips 8/20/2010 20:48469 Steven Lilley 8/20/2010 20:46470 Dennis Noonan 8/20/2010 20:39471 Barry Seneri 8/20/2010 20:39472 MaryBeth Kollar 8/20/2010 20:29

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date473 Mary Hoyle 8/20/2010 20:21474 malcolm campbell 8/20/2010 20:18475 george suhar 8/20/2010 20:10476 Louise Williams 8/20/2010 19:50477 Gregory Katanick 8/20/2010 19:49478 daniel glitz 8/20/2010 19:27479 Victoria Mahler 8/20/2010 19:24480 jane watts 8/20/2010 19:10481 Delana Murphy 8/20/2010 19:06482 Sharon Patterson 8/20/2010 18:56483 Clifton Fike 8/20/2010 18:46484 justin ringer 8/20/2010 18:13485 Robert Hartley 8/20/2010 18:10486 Lindsey Sloan 8/20/2010 18:08487 Michael Redford 8/20/2010 18:08488 Hillarey Young 8/20/2010 17:41489 Dean Hager 8/20/2010 17:34490 JOHN RUGGIERI 8/20/2010 17:19491 Michele Rash 8/20/2010 17:18492 traci burgman 8/20/2010 17:18493 Francis Mutnansky 8/20/2010 17:17494 Aimee Norman 8/20/2010 17:16495 steve humanick 8/20/2010 17:15496 Jessica Ohler 8/20/2010 17:15497 Linda Jordan 8/20/2010 17:13498 cindy humanick 8/20/2010 17:08499 Robert Thomas 8/20/2010 17:03500 Brandy Griffith 8/20/2010 17:00501 Kory Young 8/20/2010 16:46502 Kimberly Robson 8/20/2010 16:42503 Dick Wrobleski 8/20/2010 16:41504 Maryann Wrobleski 8/20/2010 16:40505 Sean Eckman 8/20/2010 16:39506 Brian Anderson 8/20/2010 16:15507 Joe Rossi 8/20/2010 16:13508 John Coleman 8/20/2010 15:54509 Susan Coleman 8/20/2010 15:52510 Mary Gibbs 8/20/2010 15:28511 Kelly Jo Drewery 8/20/2010 15:19512 Ronald Drewery 8/20/2010 15:18513 mark misinay 8/20/2010 15:11514 Nathanael Fullem 8/20/2010 15:10515 helen humphey 8/20/2010 15:10516 Laura Gray 8/20/2010 15:08517 Natica Glover 8/20/2010 15:05518 David Sersain 8/20/2010 14:47519 Sarah Aures 8/20/2010 14:39520 John Phillips 8/20/2010 14:33

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date521 Matthew Grobe 8/20/2010 14:29522 Kay Maghan 8/20/2010 14:06523 Vincent Dice 8/20/2010 14:02524 Lindsay Bullis 8/20/2010 14:02525 Christine Yurko 8/20/2010 13:48526 Rachael Highfield 8/20/2010 13:47527 Troy Waligura 8/20/2010 13:45528 Lynn Kovac 8/20/2010 13:36529 Rachel Kreger 8/20/2010 13:33530 Julie Kreger 8/20/2010 13:31531 Tom Smith 8/20/2010 13:30532 David McKnight 8/20/2010 13:28533 Brian McAllister 8/20/2010 13:26534 Grace Shaffer 8/20/2010 13:25535 Suzanne Frank 8/20/2010 13:24536 Loretta Jordan 8/20/2010 13:23537 Kristen Anderson 8/20/2010 13:23538 Andrew Bryner 8/20/2010 13:22539 Robert Jubin 8/20/2010 13:20540 Nancy Trotta 8/20/2010 13:18541 John Molnar 8/20/2010 13:18542 Elaine McKulka 8/20/2010 13:16543 William clinch 8/20/2010 13:16544 Joel Rugg 8/20/2010 13:15545 Patricia Molnar 8/20/2010 13:13546 donna carmen 8/20/2010 13:11547 Kristina Hoover 8/20/2010 13:10548 Rose Rectanus 8/20/2010 13:10549 Lisa Blaner 8/20/2010 13:08550 Ronica Rugg 8/20/2010 13:05551 Jenny Wagner 8/20/2010 13:04552 Daynelle Sanner 8/20/2010 13:03553 Colleen Rodgers 8/20/2010 13:02554 christopher uphoff 8/20/2010 13:02555 Jennifer Jubin 8/20/2010 13:02556 Randy Sarver 8/20/2010 13:02557 Jerlyn Strattan 8/20/2010 13:01558 Amanda Jeffreys 8/20/2010 12:59559 Donald Reed 8/20/2010 12:44560 Benjamin Morris 8/20/2010 12:39561 Marlene Guzy 8/20/2010 12:33562 Larry Cooley 8/20/2010 12:31563 Teresa Luci 8/20/2010 12:31564 william james 8/20/2010 12:10565 Bill Trovato 8/20/2010 11:59566 Drew Murin 8/20/2010 11:50567 Burnell Harris 8/20/2010 11:29568 odis pletcher 8/20/2010 11:25

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date569 David Murello 8/20/2010 11:25570 Donald Witt Donald Witt 8/20/2010 11:22571 Terry Kisner 8/20/2010 11:22572 Robert Costello 8/20/2010 10:45573 Barry Firestone 8/20/2010 10:36574 alan George 8/20/2010 10:15575 Gina Luci 8/20/2010 10:14576 mitchell zieglar 8/20/2010 10:11577 Randall Coss 8/20/2010 9:58578 Kress Adamson 8/20/2010 6:22579 Elaine Kopich 8/20/2010 4:07580 cindy stadtlander 8/20/2010 3:57581 Cindy Stadtlander 8/20/2010 3:55582 Marion Levine 8/20/2010 3:19583 Chad Brown 8/20/2010 2:58584 Hilary Griffith 8/20/2010 2:52585 Charles Headley 8/20/2010 2:41586 Diana Paisley 8/20/2010 2:28587 kristi kopacka 8/20/2010 2:14588 robert Hager 8/20/2010 2:06589 Paula Cardarelli 8/20/2010 1:57590 James Mathias 8/20/2010 1:57591 karen Layman 8/20/2010 1:51592 Mark Rafail 8/20/2010 1:51593 Betty Stickel 8/20/2010 1:45594 Juan Aleman III 8/20/2010 1:39595 Inga Aleman 8/20/2010 1:38596 shawn gross 8/20/2010 1:26597 Jessica Frederick 8/20/2010 1:23598 Mike Dyer 8/20/2010 1:15599 Donald Conte 8/20/2010 1:15600 Trey Matheu 8/20/2010 1:13601 Emily Legum 8/20/2010 0:36602 Gerald Davis 8/20/2010 0:35603 Dane Griffith 8/20/2010 0:10604 Ellsworth Vines 8/20/2010 0:08605 Rita Rae 8/20/2010 0:06606 Mary Jane Glitz 8/19/2010 23:52607 Ricky Williams 8/19/2010 23:51608 barbara Lang 8/19/2010 23:42609 Vivia Sherwood 8/19/2010 23:37610 Elaine Frantz 8/19/2010 23:31611 Elaine Frantz 8/19/2010 23:30612 Vanessa Cornish 8/19/2010 23:24613 william gross 8/19/2010 23:21614 Emerson Frantz 8/19/2010 23:08615 jeffrey brosky 8/19/2010 23:05616 Paul Romano 8/19/2010 23:02

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date617 Carole Dulla 8/19/2010 23:00618 Jerome Bykowski 8/19/2010 22:55619 B J Antonik 8/19/2010 22:45620 Jerome Sefcheck 8/19/2010 22:38621 Ken Bevard 8/19/2010 22:24622 Tina Cunningham 8/19/2010 22:20623 Charity Minerd 8/19/2010 22:00624 Sion David 8/19/2010 21:56625 Helaine David 8/19/2010 21:54626 Earl roberts 8/19/2010 21:44627 Kyle Sneddon 8/19/2010 21:38628 Eddie Luke 8/19/2010 21:34629 James J. O'Neil Sr. 8/19/2010 21:28630 margaret Rock 8/19/2010 21:22631 thomas smerbeck 8/19/2010 21:19632 Patricia Altman 8/19/2010 21:17633 Larry Hultz 8/19/2010 21:12634 Peter Gabriel 8/19/2010 21:12635 Connie Butler 8/19/2010 21:12636 Thomas Dubis 8/19/2010 21:04637 Cathleen Augustine 8/19/2010 21:04638 John Rock 8/19/2010 21:00639 Robert Palo 8/19/2010 20:57640 CHAD KRIKORIAN 8/19/2010 20:55641 Marcy Kalasky 8/19/2010 20:51642 RACQUEL KRIKORIAN 8/19/2010 20:50643 Robert Falkosky 8/19/2010 20:48644 David Harris 8/19/2010 20:42645 Jeffrey Smeal 8/19/2010 20:38646 Robert Whitmore 8/19/2010 20:38647 Wayne Workman 8/19/2010 20:35648 Jason Palermo 8/19/2010 20:29649 Jon Porter 8/19/2010 20:14650 George Leshnock 8/19/2010 20:12651 Jodie O'Neil 8/19/2010 19:50652 Don Mahoney 8/19/2010 19:49653 Karen Riger 8/19/2010 19:41654 Michael Takacs 8/19/2010 19:39655 Darrell Uphold 8/19/2010 19:38656 Douglas Luffey 8/19/2010 19:37657 Marcia Warnick 8/19/2010 19:33658 walter sobek 8/19/2010 19:30659 Jason Kantz 8/19/2010 19:18660 Amy Hollis 8/19/2010 19:17661 Tennille Humberston 8/19/2010 19:08662 Jodi Hlastala 8/19/2010 19:05663 Rejeana Palma 8/19/2010 19:05664 aleta grubish 8/19/2010 19:00

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date665 Clayton Maust 8/19/2010 18:59666 Barry Loring 8/19/2010 18:57667 Melissa Coldren 8/19/2010 18:46668 Lawrence Kerens 8/19/2010 18:37669 Mike Kennedy 8/19/2010 18:33670 myrna giannopoulos 8/19/2010 18:32671 Robert Coyle 8/19/2010 18:27672 Robert Coyle 8/19/2010 18:27673 Rob Danzik 8/19/2010 18:16674 Kari Homistek 8/19/2010 18:16675 Matthew Hillebrand 8/19/2010 18:15676 James Carey, Jr. 8/19/2010 18:14677 Cortney Donnelly 8/19/2010 18:13678 Bob Robertson 8/19/2010 18:11679 Andrea Imro 8/19/2010 18:09680 John Joseph 8/19/2010 18:09681 RoxAnne Joseph 8/19/2010 18:08682 FRANK AIELLO 8/19/2010 18:04683 Angela Joseph-Morris 8/19/2010 18:01684 Joy Fike 8/19/2010 17:57685 James Geshay Jr 8/19/2010 17:56686 Mark Fike 8/19/2010 17:56687 Kelli Sharkey-Winseck 8/19/2010 17:54688 Carol Baker 8/19/2010 17:54689 Donna Barcheck 8/19/2010 17:50690 John Sofranko 8/19/2010 17:36691 Garmon Yates 8/19/2010 17:33692 PAUL HEIL 8/19/2010 17:32693 Ronald Smith 8/19/2010 17:24694 Stephanie Franty 8/19/2010 17:21695 Dave Fitzpatrick 8/19/2010 17:10696 Harvey Field 8/19/2010 17:09697 Clark Griffith 8/19/2010 17:08698 anthony bucciero 8/19/2010 17:07699 Karen Barcheck 8/19/2010 17:07700 karim hashimi 8/19/2010 17:05701 Jonathan Bentz 8/19/2010 17:02702 Shana Ravenscroft 8/19/2010 16:59703 Jeffrey Welch 8/19/2010 16:58704 Traci Klink 8/19/2010 16:58705 Georgiana Kobylarczyk 8/19/2010 16:57706 Harry Fast 8/19/2010 16:50707 Tom Deadrick 8/19/2010 16:50708 Debby Freeman 8/19/2010 16:49709 Lohri Turner 8/19/2010 16:49710 Lisa Cushing 8/19/2010 16:43711 Don Balla 8/19/2010 16:41712 Rhonda Anderson 8/19/2010 16:35

NO. First Name Last Name Email City Zip Code Entry Date713 Edward Laskey 8/19/2010 16:27714 Cynthia Freed 8/19/2010 16:26715 David Davis 8/19/2010 16:19716 Brandon Katzeff 8/19/2010 16:15717 Millys Altman 8/19/2010 16:14718 Maryann Sofranko 8/19/2010 16:13719 Eric Sofranko 8/19/2010 16:13720 Mary Gaertner 8/19/2010 16:10721 William Weinberger 8/19/2010 16:06722 Tim Whetsell 8/19/2010 16:04723 PAUL PANSON 8/19/2010 16:04724 Christie Sharpless 8/19/2010 15:58725 JONI DAMBROSIO 8/19/2010 15:58726 Don Morchesky 8/19/2010 15:58727 Ross Giacchino 8/19/2010 15:55728 Marty Mundy 8/19/2010 15:54729 Dominic Ventura 8/19/2010 15:51730 Randy Rain 8/19/2010 15:49731 Phyllis Falkosky 8/19/2010 15:48732 ALBERT ANGLACE 8/19/2010 15:45733 Adrienne Vargo 8/19/2010 15:44734 Erin Mills 8/19/2010 15:43735 cherie trout 8/19/2010 15:41736 Glenn Schwartz 8/19/2010 15:41737 Jeff Marinack 8/19/2010 15:39738 Karen Roberts 8/19/2010 15:39739 angela martinelli 8/19/2010 15:38740 KRISTI TRIMBATH 8/19/2010 15:37741 Suzanne Smolin 8/19/2010 15:35742 Anthony Dedola 8/19/2010 15:34743 Vincent Earnesty 8/19/2010 15:33744 michael polito III 8/19/2010 15:31745 Robert Bevard 8/19/2010 15:31746 Jerry Miller 8/19/2010 15:31747 Jacqueline Bevard 8/19/2010 15:29748 kristie cavada 8/19/2010 15:29749 Brian King 8/19/2010 15:27750 Jeffrey Levine 8/19/2010 15:27751 James Humberston 8/19/2010 15:27752 Russell Rhodes 8/19/2010 15:26753 LOUIS HADDAD 8/19/2010 15:26754 DARRYL LENDER 8/19/2010 15:25755 Carol King 8/19/2010 15:25756 Andrew Imro 8/19/2010 15:24757 Jim Gaffney 8/19/2010 15:23758 Catherine Baker 8/19/2010 15:22759 Henry Mitchell, Jr. 8/19/2010 15:22760 Dr Baer 8/19/2010 15:22

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