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Louis Theros says the proposed sale reflects a change in priorities for the casino's parent company.
Monte Belmonte and Kaliis Smith of NEPM's The Fabulous 413 speaks to MGM Springfield President Louis Theros over casino sale and ongoing litigation involving the city.
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