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City works with Turtle Mountain Band on off-reservation casino


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The city council in Grand Forks, North Dakota, agreed to consider an off-reservation casino for the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians.

Council members remain skeptical due to obstacles facing the effort. But they will help present the idea to Gov. Jack Dalrymple (R) and see where it goes.

“If we don’t work side by side and step by step to pursue this, of course it will never happen,” Turtle Mountain Chairman Richard McCloud said at a city council meeting, The Grand Forks Herald reported.

Details are still being fleshed out but plans call for a $60 million casino that could employ upwards of 1,000 people. Annual revenues could reach $100 million.

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Council says it will work with tribe on Grand Forks casino (The Grand Forks Herald 2/19)
Casino Proposal Presented in Grand Forks (Valley News Live 2/19)
Grand Forks casino still in talking stage (KGFO 2/18)

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