The Manchester Band of Pomo Indians in California has opened its first casino.
The 10,000-square-foot Garcia River Casino features 200 slot machines.
It opened April 16 with the help of two other tribes, whom Chairman Nelson Pinola declined to identify.
The tribe hired 100 people to work at the casino.
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First casino debuts on Mendocino coast
(The Santa Rosa Press-Democrat 5/1)
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Manchester Band opens casino with help from other tribes
Monday, May 2, 2011
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