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Safe Ride Home campaign aims to curb impaired driving connected to MGM Casino

In 22News’ coverage of Springfield’s push to curb impaired driving near MGM Springfield, MACGH CEO Marlene Warner was featured as a key voice behind the Safe Ride Home campaign. Warner noted that MACGH is pleased to help operate and promote this initiative, underscori...


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Press Release: Springfield Safe Ride Home, Assuring Public Health & Roadway Safety

The City of Springfield Department of Health and Human Services (SDHHS) and the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health (MACGH) have announced the launch of the Springfield Safe Ride Home Campaign, a new initiative designed to reduce impaired driving risks associated with gambling and alcohol consumption at MGM Springfield.


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Sports Betting Sites Make It All Too Easy to Lose Everything You’ve Got | Vanity Fair

In Vanity Fair’s deep dive on the sports betting boom, MACGH CEO Marlene Warner underscores the need for Voluntary Self‑Exclusion programs that support—not punish—players. Her national leadership highlights VSE as a critical public‑health protection that must keep pace with the industry’s rapid expansion.


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Kayshon Boutte Credited for Changing Lives with Essay on Gambling Addiction

Kayshon’s openness is powerful. As Marlene Warner — quoted in this piece — notes, his story shows how easily young people can be pulled into repetitive, risky gambling when access is constant. That’s why Massachusetts’ protections — Voluntary Self‑Exclusion, GameSense, and the MA Problem Gambling Helpline — are so critical.


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Mass. Gambling is Huge and About to Get Bigger

Gambling is expanding fast across Massachusetts, and prevention efforts need to keep pace, especially with iLottery on the horizon. Our CEO Marlene Warner shares expert insights on what’s ahead and why youth education and player health are more important than ever.


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