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Grant to help tribe grow
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FEBRUARY 2, 2001 The Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma on Thursday finalized a $908,200 Department of Agriculture grant which will help them expand housing and other developments in Kay County. The tribe had received a $750,000 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development but ran into sewage problems and couldn't build a wellness center. With the USDA grant, the tribe can now pay for a wastewater treatment system to ensure future development is environmentally sound. Get the Story:
Ponca Tribe signs up for wastewater plant (The Daily Oklahoman 2/2)
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