"There are mounting concerns that the upcoming Spokane Tribe casino in Airway Heights will have many negative impacts upon the surrounding community.
It might divert customers from Spokane businesses, and customers will be forced to spend their hard-earned food and rent money on gambling. And there may be Fairchild Air Force Base encroachment problems.
This is just to name a few. The fact still remains that the Spokane Tribe has the right, and will build anywhere they choose since it’s on their own land."
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