Garden City Community College says it is facing a significant fiscal impact due to rising costs in maintaining its liability insurance coverage. The Board of Trustees members met Tuesday. GCCC President Dr. Ryan Ruda told them the school’s annual premium and deductible would be increasing by approximately $494,000 compared to last year. He said GCCC must pay an annual premium of $325,000 and budget for the deductible of $250,000 in the fiscal year ahead. This compares to a 2019-20 premium and deductible of $30,549 and $50,000, respectively, according to the GCCC president.
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You could see slot machines as soon as next year in Park City. “In a perfect setting we would like to be breaking ground in the next 90 to 120 days,” said Wyandotte Nation Chief Billy Friend. “And within a year maybe having our first phase open.” This month the Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs approved 10.2 acres of land into Trust for the Wyandotte Nation in Park City. This allows up to Class 2 gaming on the property as Native American Trust land. The slot machines will be those Class 2 type machines that are bingo games, but look and act like Vegas Style slot machines.
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