By Eileen Buckley
Buffalo, NY – Reporters pressed Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown about the Seneca Nation of Indians plans to build a temporary downtown casino. Over the weekend, the Seneca Nation Tribal Council approved plans to construct a temporary casino.
Seneca president Barry Snyder says negotiations with the city for a large scale casino have ended. The Seneca's will begin constructing a five-thousand square foot casino.
The Seneca Nation hit an impasse when the City refused to sell Fulton Street. Mayor Brown says the Seneca's failed to agree a legally binding agreement.
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