Hotel.Online Hospitality News
October 7, 2009

• In Ward 6 race, a clash on TCC hotel (The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson)
• ESPN video case shows holes in hotel security (The Buffalo News, N.Y.)
• Fremont Marriott hotel in mortgage default, but open for business (Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.)
• Hearing on downtown Marriott postponed indefinitely (North County Times, Escondido, Calif.)
• BRIEF: Marriott International in Jordan selected among 11 finalists for US award (Jordan Times, Amman)
• Penn makes Strip pitch: Gaming company begins the bidding on Fontainebleau (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• Commissioners approve 90-day liquor license for Prive (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
• BRIEF: Miami-Dade tourist tax falls 20 percent (The Miami Herald)
• Candle fire prompts evacuation of Uniondale Marriott (Newsday, Melville, N.Y.)
• Newest Columbus hotel to be a Hilton: Convention center building due to open by December 2012 (The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio)
• BRIEF: Harrah's Chester Casino fined $45K (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
• Watsonville commission approves 106-room Holiday Inn near Highway 1 (Santa Cruz Sentinel, Calif.)
• Inland hotel defaults jumping (The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif.)
• Restaurants, hotels worried about health care reform (Star-News, Wilmington, N.C.)
• EDITORIAL: Convention center must rise to the challenge (Star-News, Wilmington, N.C.)