The Coquille Indian Tribe would run the second casino in southern Oregon, and the federal government is getting closer to approving it.
Oregon’s long-standing but shaky agreement, put in place under recent governors, that tribes may only run one casino on their designated territory might be overturned if it is finally approved following a 30-day public comment period.
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