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Oklahoma tribal casino plans outlined

GROVE, Oklahoma – As reported by the Tulsa World: "The Seneca-Cayuga tribe has outlined plans for a new 100,000-square-foot lakefront casino in Grove.

"The Grand Lake Casino and Resort will be built on 30 acres on the west side of U.S. 59. It will be one of the largest casinos in the state.

"The plan was outlined during a Grove City Council meeting Tuesday night. More than 120 people attended the standing-room only meeting.

"The casino initially will employ about 450 people and have about 1,000 gaming machines, Seneca-Cayuga Chief Paul Spicer said.

"Plans also include a five-story hotel with 125 rooms, a convention center, and three restaurants, Spicer said…"

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