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AUGUST 16, 2000 The Minnesota-Wisconsin Boundary Area Commission will send a report commenting on the negative enviromental impact of a proposed casino in Hudson, Wisconsin, to the Department of Interior. Three Ojibwe tribes are proposing a casino in Hudson, but face opposition from other gaming tribes and local groups. The Interior is holding a 30-day comment period on the casino. Only enviromental impact questions are allowed under the comment period, due to a settlement won by the Lac Courte Oreilles, Red Cliff, and Mole Lake Ojibwe bands. They had accused the Interior of acting improperly in denying their proposal in 1995. Get the Story:
Boundary commission says Hudson casino would hurt St. Croix River (AP 8/16) Related Stories:
Ojibwe comment period begins (Money Matters 08/01)
Ojibwe leader walks out of casino hearing (Money Matters 07/25)
Tribes fight casino (Money Matters 07/24)
Tribe suing DOI over casino (Tribal Law 7/18)
Casino foes present petition (Money Matters 07/14)
Leaders may support casino (Money Matters 06/21)
Tribe can't interfere with casino (Tribal Law 06/08)
Tribes, city reach agreement (Money Matters 05/31) Relevant Links:
US District Court of Minnesota - www.mnd.uscourts.gov
The Department of Interior - www.doi.gov
The Bureau of Indian Affairs - www.doi.gov/bureau-indian-affairs.html
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Facebook TwitterAUGUST 16, 2000 The Minnesota-Wisconsin Boundary Area Commission will send a report commenting on the negative enviromental impact of a proposed casino in Hudson, Wisconsin, to the Department of Interior. Three Ojibwe tribes are proposing a casino in Hudson, but face opposition from other gaming tribes and local groups. The Interior is holding a 30-day comment period on the casino. Only enviromental impact questions are allowed under the comment period, due to a settlement won by the Lac Courte Oreilles, Red Cliff, and Mole Lake Ojibwe bands. They had accused the Interior of acting improperly in denying their proposal in 1995. Get the Story:
Boundary commission says Hudson casino would hurt St. Croix River (AP 8/16) Related Stories:
Ojibwe comment period begins (Money Matters 08/01)
Ojibwe leader walks out of casino hearing (Money Matters 07/25)
Tribes fight casino (Money Matters 07/24)
Tribe suing DOI over casino (Tribal Law 7/18)
Casino foes present petition (Money Matters 07/14)
Leaders may support casino (Money Matters 06/21)
Tribe can't interfere with casino (Tribal Law 06/08)
Tribes, city reach agreement (Money Matters 05/31) Relevant Links:
US District Court of Minnesota - www.mnd.uscourts.gov
The Department of Interior - www.doi.gov
The Bureau of Indian Affairs - www.doi.gov/bureau-indian-affairs.html
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