The Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians opened the Tortoise Rock Casino on March 31, 2014. Photo from Facebook
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The Twenty-Nine
Palms Band of Mission Indians is weighing an expansion of its second gaming facility, The Desert Trail reports.
The 30,000 square-foot Tortoise Rock Casino opened in late March 2014. It's smaller than the Spotlight 29 Casino but it could be growing with the addition of a hotel, and RV park and other amenities, the paper reported.
The casino employs 171 people, 153 of them full-time, the tribe's chief financial officer said at a city council meeting on Tuesday, the paper reported.
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(The Desert Trail 8/25)
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