The Seneca Nation will complete its off-reservation casino, re-elected president Barry E. Snyder Sr. said on Tuesday.
The tribe operates a temporary facility in downtown Buffalo. Work was halted on a permanent Buffalo
Creek Casino amid a court case and the downturn in the national economy.
The National Indian Gaming Commission is defending the legality of the site. But Snyder said work will resume even if the lawsuit doesn't go the tribe's way.
Two local officials spoke in support of the casino as Snyder was sworn into a fourth term yesterday.
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Seneca Nation vows to complete casino
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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