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Developer Offers Foxborough Residents Glimpse Of Proposed Casino

An artist's rendering of the proposed Wynn casino in Foxborough (Courtesy)
An artist's rendering of the proposed Wynn casino in Foxborough (Courtesy)

Las Vegas developer Steve Wynn has unveiled a proposed design for a casino in Foxborough.

An artist's rendering of the interior of the proposed Wynn casino in Foxborough (Courtesy)
An artist's rendering of the interior of the proposed Wynn casino in Foxborough (Courtesy)

The CEO of Wynn Resorts has mailed a brochure and 20-minute DVD showing the basic design to thousands of Foxborough residents.

An artist’s rendering shows a broad building that appears to be about seven stories high. It’s designed to look like a cabin, with a forest theme. The plan includes a skating rink that could be used by residents year-round.

The casino would be part of a complex with a hotel, restaurants and spa. The billion-dollar development would be built on land off of Route 1 belonging to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

Town residents have to approve the casino proposal before it could be considered by the state for a casino license. The plan has run into opposition from many residents who worry that a casino would add to traffic congestion and crime.

This article was originally published on March 02, 2012.

This program aired on March 2, 2012. The audio for this program is not available.

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