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Coalition battles casino endangerment - 2004-02-06
Monroe and other Fairfield County suburbs are wasting no time moving on blocking the threat of a potential casino in the region.
With the Bureau of Indian Affair's latest recognition of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation, the Lower Fairfield County Coalition has currently begun the fight.

"We track the Indian recognition process because they have a great effect on our community," insisted Nunn. "Also, it seems their aim is often to have a casino, and that will have a great effect on the quality of life."
Read the full story at Monroe Courier
 
D'Iberville casino finally gets greenlight - 2004-02-06
Plans for a casino in D'Iberville, after close to a decade of wrangling with environmental and other issues, cleared a final governmental hurdle on Thursday, with Secretary of State Eric Clark revealing he and developers had reached a lease agreement on public tidelands the venture will occupy.
"I'm pleased to report that we have reached an agreement in principle on a tidelands lease for the D'Iberville casino project," Clark shared.
Read the full story at Sun Herald
 







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