The Narragansett Tribe and Harrah's Entertainment remain committed to bringing a casino to Rhode Island amid a buyout offer for the gaming firm.
The tribe and Harrah's are working to amend the state constitution to authorize a casino in the town of West Warwick. The issue is on the November ballot.
The tribe and Harrah's issued separate supporting statements after two private equity firms -- Texas Pacific Group and Apollo Management -- offered a $15.1 billion stock buyout. Opponents, however, said the deal raises more questions about the casino plans.
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