The Karuk Tribe of California is getting into the Indian gaming industry.
The tribe announced approval from the National Indian Gaming Commission to open a casino. Now comes the hard part, Chairman Russell Attebery said.
“With this comes a lot of additional work for our tribal council, staff and membership, but the first step has successfully been accomplished," Attebery said in a press release.
Council member Dora Bernal, whose primary focus is gaming, also welcomed the decision.
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Panel advances Karuk tribe gaming
(The Eureka Times-Standard 4/10)
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Karuk Tribe moving toward first casino with NIGC approval
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
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