The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi of Michigan got one step closer to a casino on Tuesday.
The tribe's 79-acre property in Emmett Township was finally taken into trust by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The move came after nearly four years of litigation by an anti-casino group.
Citizens Exposing Truth About Casinos still has one more appeal against the land acquisition. But the tribe says it is moving ahead with construction of the casino.
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(The Battle Creek Enquirer 12/13)
Battle Creek area casino clears another hurdle (WWMT 12/12)
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BIA takes land into trust for Michigan tribe's casino
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