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Tribal sewer project OKed
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NOVEMBER 15, 2000 The Connecicut town of Montville has generally approved a $3 million sewer project proposed by the Mohegan Tribe. The tribe wants to install a new sewer line and upgrade the town's sewage treatment plant. The project will better handle waste from the tribe's casino. The town has supported the plan because it helps address a pending lawsuit against them. Get the Story:
Mohegan Tribe's Sewer Plan Reviewed In Montville (The New London Day 11/15) Related Stories:
Mohegans to build sewer (Enviro 08/08)
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