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Cow Creek Tribe to add $40M hotel to casino
Friday, March 28, 2008
The
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe
of Oregon broke ground on a $40 million hotel at the
Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort
.
The hotel doubles the number of rooms at the facility to over 300. There's also more restaurant space and meeting rooms.
The tribe plans to hire 100 new employees as part of the expansion.
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Seven Feathers breaks ground on expansion that will bring jobs to Douglas County
(KATU 3/27)
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