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KCAU-TV: Meet the duck boats for the Winnebago Tribe's casino

Thursday, July 28, 2011  

Get the Story:
Video: Meet the WinnaVegas duck boat (KCAU-TV 7/27)

Some Opinions:
LETTER: Brent Hoffman is 'ridiculous' (The Sioux Falls Argus Leader 7/28)
Brent Hoffman: All aboard the 'Duck' for the trip to casino (The Sioux City Journal 7/24)

Related Stories:
Winnebago Tribe prepares to reopen casino with duck boat rides (7/27)
Radio Iowa: Winnebago Tribe expects to reopen casino next week (7/21)
Winnebago Tribe to ferry customers to casino with duck boat rides (7/20)
Winnebago Tribe eager to put people back to work at its casino (7/14)
Winnebago Tribe develops new plan to bring patrons to casino (7/13)
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