LAKE HARMONY, Pa. (AP) - With two western Pennsylvania contenders for resort slot machine licenses no longer interested, Split Rock Resort and Country Club is once again planning to seek a license. Split Rock is at Lake Harmony in Carbon County.
Split Rock President and C-E-O Jack Kalins says he had his lawyers stop working on the application shortly before the December 2005 deadline. That's because he thought Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington and Seven Springs in Champion were sure to get the two available licenses. The Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau says there are only three other resorts in the Poconos, besides Split Rock, that fit the state's criteria for a resort slots license.
Officials from all three say they don't plan to apply.
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