NICHOLS (WENY) - With the new expansion coming to Tioga Downs, the casino is looking to build a full house. Monday, the casino hosted a career summit for potential employees to get a first hand look at what jobs may soon be available. As Tioga Downs Casino is preparing to get its full gaming license, a $195 million expansion is already underway. By July, they're anticipating 445 new jobs will need to be filled. "If you're looking for a fun job. People are coming here for entertainment and they are going to come here for a good time. Come on in and apply," says the Tioga Down Director of Human Resources, Karen Shelp. Monday afternoon, the casino hosted a career summit to announce what specific jobs might be available. Everything from table game dealers, guest services, technicians, security, wait staff for the new restaurants and more. The staff at Tioga Downs said they saw people from all over New York and Pennsylvania at the career fair. "I just moved here with my wife and am looking for a job. I saw this was posted so I thought I would show up and see what careers are available. I'm more interested in security because that's my background but I'm open to anything," explained perspective employyee, Christian Larrabee. If your're interested in a career with Tioga Downs, but don't have experience for something like a black jack dealer, no need to worry. The casino will offer a four to six week free dealer school. Shelps says as soon as the casino gets the fuill gaming…
97 km, they declared it a hurricane. In all, Hurricane Camille caused more than 200 deaths and billions of dollars was raised to repair damages. Causes: On August 13, 1969, Hurricane Camille made its first appearance in America, along the Mississippi Gulf near Waveland. It traveled west…
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The Hurricane killed a total of 1,833 people fatalities: Alabama 2, Florida 14, Georgia 2, Louisiana 1,577, and Mississippi 238 and affected some 90,000 square miles of the United States. You can see that Louisiana was affected the most by the hurricane because they had the most damages and fatalities. The Hurricane was the most destructive storm to strike the United States and the costliest storm in U.S. history, Katrina caused $81 billion in property damages, but it is estimated that the total…
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Half of the hospitals, bus routes remained closed. New Orleans Superdome was closed for thirteen months and had two hundred million dollars in damage. The coast and death roll was high in fact, there were about two thousand deaths in all and in New Orleans one thousand eight hundred and thirty six deaths were the toll. New Orleans experience the highest death toll in the U.S., Katrina affected over ninety thousand people in the U.S. . . . In Louisiana there were one thousand four hundred and…
build of Katrina. At noon the storm was considered a major hurricane and was just 460 miles from the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana. . This becoming one of the biggest hurricanes to ever hit the U.S. put everyone on high alert, and TV programs everywhere started giving hourly if not minute by minute updates on the hurricane’s progression. Sunday, August 28th came bringing the ever so strengthening storm with it. It was now classified as a category five hurricane with…
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