A question that will help determine whether the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe can build a casino in the town of Middleboro, Massachusetts, was written by an opposition group.
CasinoFacts.org opposes the tribe's plans to put a casino in the town. The group's question will be placed before voters on July 28.
Another question on the ballot asks voters whether they support a casino agreement with the tribe. The tribe proposes to share $7 million a year plus $150 million in infrastructure improvements. The town says it wants 1 to 2 percent of slot machine revenues plus $200 million in improvements.
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Middleboro to allow vote on casino proposal
(The Cape Cod Times 7/10)
Residents speak out against casino (The Brockton Enterprise 7/10)
Casino issue a guess (The Worcester Telegram & Gazette 7/10)
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