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Tuesday, October 7, 2003

Members of the Stillaguamish Tribe of Washington are demanding how their leaders are earning and spending their money.

According to The Everett Herald, tribal leaders have entered into a $227,500 mortgage for 60 acres of land and have agreed to pay $300,000 for another parcel. Executive director Eddie Goodridge Jr. has bought a Ferrari. He said the land deals will help the tribe and that the Ferrari is used.

The tribal leaders operate a private smoke shop on tribal land. Tribal member want the profits to go to the tribe.

Get the Story:
Stillaguamish leaders questioned about store (The Everett Herald 10/7)

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