Voters in Lakeville, Massachusetts, will go to the polls on June 20 to decide whether they want to a host a casino for the Aquinnah
Wampanoag Tribe.
Lakeville is one of three places where the tribe is considering a casino.
H.3702,
the state's gaming law, requires approval by a host community.
Freetown has scheduled a May 29 election. The city of Fall River, another potential casino location, hasn't set a date.
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