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Without the casino opening in 1993 would they have been able to afford to gain traction on that suit? The whole lake should be a superfund site...but that wou
by Ccecil 5y ago
Without the casino opening in 1993 would they have been able to afford to gain traction on that suit?
The whole lake should be a superfund site...but that would have ruined tourism. The Silver valley has been well known and from what I know is the only area really being actively "cleaned".
Cd'a, Spokane, Kalispel and Chewelah all opened tribal casinos and a few of them did fairly well.
As others have stated...proximity to a fairly large metropolitan area helps bring in traffic. Not to mention the area is on/near the junction of 2 major highways (I-90 and US95), airport, tourism...etc.
- boomboomsubban 5y ago>I-90 Fun fact, the poorest county's casino I mentioned in my other post is 20 miles off of I-90 as well. Interstates are funny like that.
- Ccecil 5y agoYeah...Spokane/Cd'A area isn't a small region. Even though it borders rural. I was told once it was the largest metropolitan area on I90 between Seattle and Minneapolis. There is a lot of nothing out there.