The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut will shut down its aquaculture business by September of this year.

The tribe invested millions in the venture, spending $7 million over the past five years. But tribal leaders said there was no profit in the business.

So the tribe will suspend all its operations, The New London Day reported. A tribal official previously told The Westerly Sun that only shellfishing in the town of Stonington would stop.

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Mohegans Getting Out Of Shellfishing Business (The New London Day 3/4)
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Mohegan Tribe abandons shellfishing operation (AP 3/4)

Relevant Links:
Mohegan Tribe - http://www.mohegan.nsn.us

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