The Pokagon Band of
Potawatomi Indians is opening the doors to its third gaming facility in Michigan today.
The 27,000 square-foot Four Winds
Dowagiac will be the smallest in the tribe's enterprise. But the facility
reflects the look and feel of the main Four Winds Casino Resort
and the satellite Four Winds Hartford
Casino.
The casino employs about 130 people, 60 percent of whom are tribal members, Chairman Matt Wesaw told The Kalamazoo Gazette.
“The benefit of people coming to our facility and having a good time, allows us to improve the quality of life for our tribal citizens,” Wesaw told reporters during a preview of the casino on Monday, the Gazette reported.
The tribe is considering a fourth casino in Indiana.
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New casino: Four Winds Dowagiac set to open Tuesday (The Kalamazoo Gazette 4/30)
Doors to open at Four Winds Dowagiac (The South Bend Tribune 4/30)
Pokagon Tribe celebrates new Four Winds Casino opening (WSBT-TV 4/29)
Ribbon Cut On Four Winds Casino In Dowagiac (WSJM 4/29) Related Stories:
Pokagon Band ready to debut third gaming facility next week (04/25)
New casino: Four Winds Dowagiac set to open Tuesday (The Kalamazoo Gazette 4/30)
Doors to open at Four Winds Dowagiac (The South Bend Tribune 4/30)
Pokagon Tribe celebrates new Four Winds Casino opening (WSBT-TV 4/29)
Ribbon Cut On Four Winds Casino In Dowagiac (WSJM 4/29) Related Stories:
Pokagon Band ready to debut third gaming facility next week (04/25)
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