The Little Traverse Bay Bands of
Odawa Indians are taking a second shot at a second casino in Michigan.
The tribal-state Class III gaming compact authorizes two casinos.
But local approval is needed and the village council in Mackinaw City rejected an earlier proposal in 2003, The Petoskey News-Review reported.
The council has scheduled a public meeting on April 23 to hear from the tribe.
Plans call for a $26 million facility.
The tribe currently operates the Odawa
Casino Resort.
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