Some suburbs take second look at video gambling
Officials in some suburbs where it's banned say it may be time to reconsider
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Kane County and Winfield are among the first area government bodies to repeal their bans on video gambling -- but they likely won't be the last. Daily Herald file photo
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Tim Allen
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Jeff Schielke
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Tom Cullerton
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Mike Gresk
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Gayle Smolinski
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Donald DeWitte
Updated 4/2/2012 2:32 PM
Kane County and Winfield may have been among the first to repeal bans on video gambling, but they likely won't be the last. A sampling of area communities with bans shows at least some have an interest in revisiting the issue once the state begins handing out licenses later this year. "We're waiting for the state to get its act together on that," Roselle Mayor Gayle Smolinski said.
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