Tribe pitches economic benefits of casino to county - 27 East

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Tribe pitches economic benefits of casino to county

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author on May 13, 2008
The leadership of the Shinnecock Indian Nation told members of the Suffolk County Legislature last week that having a casino in the county, wherever it might be located, would be... more

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