Schools and local governments in Michigan received their share of gaming revenues from the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of
Potawatomi Indians, also known as the Gun Lake Tribe.
The Wayland Union Schools received $194,628.31, the largest share.
Wayland Township received $166,662.64 and Allegan County received $79,506.93.
The tribe distributed a total of $514,871 from the first two months of operation of the Gun Lake Casino.
That represents 2 percent of electronic gaming revenues.
Additionally, the tribe shared $2.1 million with the state, representing 8 percent of electronic gaming revenues.
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Wayland school, township win big casino checks
(The Allegan County News 7/27)
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