The Morongo Band of Mission Indians awarded a $330,000 grant to help a local hospital build a helicopter landing pad.
The tribe gave the money to the San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital. The hospital needs a permanent landing pad so it doesn't have to keep shutting down a local street to land and transport patients for critical care.
The grant is part of the tribe's gaming revenue fund. The tribe has given out more than $3 million to local communities.
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Tribal grant to fund hospital helipad
(The San Bernardino County Sun 6/30)
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Morongo Band awards $330K grant to help hospital
Thursday, June 30, 2005
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