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Black Oak Casino Emergency Responders Honored
Tuolumne, CA – December 11, 2007- Seven Black Oak Casino emergency responders were honored on December 9, 2007 for assisting a woman who had suffered cardiac arrest during a visit to Black Oak Casino. Black Oak Casino medical personnel performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation and used an automatic external defibrillator to restore the patients’ heartbeat. The prompt assistance and advanced medical care by Tuolumne County ambulance paramedics allowed Louisa Sanchez, 70, of Modesto to survive.
Certificates were presented by the Tuolumne County Ambulance Operations Manager Bill Caldera to emergency responders Amy Andrada, David Cook, Thomas Cook, Daniel Harner, April Lang, Curtis Leonard and Sheri James.
The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors also expressed their gratitude to Black Oak Casino staff for their assistance in a double bus accident on Highway 108 on August 10, 2007. During this incident Black Oak Casino shuttle buses were on scene to help with transportation needs for stranded Tour bus passengers.
Black Oak Casino, owned and operated by the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians in Tuolumne, California The Casino encompasses 164,770 square feet of gaming and entertainment options for the whole family, including 1013 slot machines, 24 table games, an automated poker area, a non-smoking gaming area, three restaurants, two casino floor bars, an interactive sports bar, a state of the art bowling center, a live entertainment lounge, a players club, gift shop, and kids arcade.
For more information, please contact Aaron Moss- Director of Support Services at 209-928-9379. Or contact Al O’Brien- Marketing Manager at 209-928-9318
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