The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut announced plans to build a 600-acre resort in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The tribe plans a 400-room hotel, a marina, casino, 160 residential lots, condominiums, two golf courses, retail shops, a convention center and botanical gardens. The land is located in St. Croix, where gaming is legal.
The 600-acre site was purchased for $3.75 million, the Associated Press reported.
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Mashantuckets plan Virgin Islands casino resort (The Norwich Bulletin 6/30)
Ferry Sale Funds Pequots Of The Caribbean (The New London Day 6/30)
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Mashantucket Pequots announce plans for Caribbean resort casino
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