The Rumsey Band of Wintun Indians shared $5.16 million in gaming revenues with Yolo County, California.
The tribe makes the annual payment under a memorandum of understanding with the county. The payment is meant to offset the impacts of the Cache Creek Casino.
The county will use $1.1 million in grants for local businesses and organizations.
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Tribe makes casino-impact payment to Yolo County
(The Sacramento Bee 10/1)
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Rumsey tribe presents $5.16 million to county (The Woodland Daily Democrat 10/1)
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Rumsey Band shares $5.16M in gaming revenues
Thursday, October 2, 2008
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