A business dispute that was threatening the Snoqualmie Tribe's casino project in Washington was settled on Wednesday.
Two former business partners agreed on the ownership of companies that have invested $12 million in the casino project. Jerry Moyes, owner of MGU and MGU Development, has loaned the tribe $3.5 million to buy land and more than $8 million for design and environmental reviews.
The tribe is planning a $70 million, 147,000-square-foot casino on 55 acres of an initial reservation.
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Snoqualmie Tribe casino investors settle legal fight
(The Seattle Times 4/14)
Planned I-90 casino hadn't gambled on delays - Bankruptcy filing the latest issue for Snoqualmie Tribe (The King County Journal 4/14)
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