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Quechan President: Tribe open about casino project
Monday, November 24, 2008
"There have been several stories in The Sun concerning the financing of the Quechan Casino Resort which did not contain factual information. The Quechan Nation normally does not respond to the local media but instead chooses to communicate with our community members through our own internal media. However, apparently some of our tribal members are choosing to use The Sun to address issues related to our tribal government. The Quechan Tribal Council has held several meetings regarding the new Quechan Casino Resort. Each time there has been a formal request for information on the project, the council has met with those present. The same questions have been asked and answered on numerous occasions. In addition to special meetings, the council also meets in weekly work sessions and holds a monthly regular meeting. At any of these times, tribal members may address the council on any concern or issue. If you recall, you have read the names of the same five tribal members who have issues with the new resort. It is important to remember the Quechan Tribe has well over 3,000 tribal members and these five do not speak on behalf of our tribe nor do they speak for our esteemed tribal elders." Get the Story:
Quechan Nation President Mike Jackson Sr: Tribal members can raise concerns (The Yuma Sun 11/22)
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