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St. Croix Tribe schedules grand opening for new area at casino
Thursday, April 10, 2014
The
St. Croix Tribe
of Wisconsin will host a grand opening for a new high-tech gaming area at one of its casinos.
Tillie’s Shell Shock Cove is the latest addition to the
St. Croix Casino in Turtle Lake
. It was financed by
Gaming Capital Group
, an Oklahoma company that has worked with tribes on gaming projects.
The grand opening will take place April 24-26.
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