Twelve years ago, the Tulalip Tribes of Washington got into gaming and never looked back.
The original Tulalip Casino, currently under renovation, has helped the tribe become self-sufficient, officials say. But they also say it created opportunities pursue other economic ventures, including a business park and retail center that houses a Home Depot, a Walmart and other businesses.
The casino's success also led to the opening of an even bigger $78 million casino.
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Tulalips celebrate casino's 12th year
(The Everett Herald 7/22)
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Tulalip Tribes celebrate 12 years of gaming
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