Ground broken for tribal government office (The Ludington Daily News 4/18)
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Little River Band breaks ground on government building
Posted: Thursday, April 19, 2012
The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians of Michigan broke ground on a new government center.
The 54,000 square-foot facility will consolidate five tribal offices. Tribal members will be able to access the tribal government, health programs and other services in one place.
The building will cost $10.2 million.
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Ground broken for tribal government office (The Ludington Daily News 4/18)
Ground broken for tribal government office (The Ludington Daily News 4/18)
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