The Menominee Nation of Wisconsin is seeking a 15-month extension to its off-reservation casino deal.
The agreement with the city council in Kenosha and
the board in Kenosha
County expires at the end of this month. Local leaders expected the tribe to seek an extension -- though some said 15 months might be too long.
The tribe wants to convert the Dairyland Greyhound
Park into a $1 billion casino. The Bush administration rejected the project earlier this year, saying the site was too far from the reservation.
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Tribe eyes extension of city/county casino terms
(The Kenosha News 12/9)
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Menominee Nation asks for extension to casino deal
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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