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Pala Band close to finalizing deal to purchase ranch for $20.5M

The Pala Band of Mission Indians is close to finalizing a deal to buy the Warner Springs Ranch for $20.5 million.

The 2,500-acre ranch includes a 250-room resort, mineral hot springs, horse stables, a glider port and an 18-hole golf course. If the deal goes through, the tribe plans to make improvements at the facility.

The ranch is in the tribe's aboriginal territory.

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TOURISM: Pala Band may buy ranch (The North County Times 3/1)

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