Leaders of the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin will meet today and tomorrow to discuss plans for land the tribe owns outside of Chicago.
The tribe invested $20 million in the village of Lynwood, near the Indiana border.
So far, the tribe has opened a sports complex and hosted a professional boxing match.
Ideally, the tribe would like to open a casino on the land. But leaders say they want to move forward with other development if that doesn't happen.
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Ho-Chunk meetings may clarify plans
(The Northwest Indiana Times 8/2)
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