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Menominee Casino Resort plans expansion
October 29, 2009

KESHENA - The Menominee Casino Resort has begun the first phase of a $67 million expansion project to improve its gaming, hotel, and conference space.

"We're trying to be a full-fledged resort," said James Reiter, the casino general manager.

The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin decided to build the project in phases

PHASE 1
The hotel will be upgraded from 2-star to 3-½-star AAA rating. A conference center with a large ballroom will be added for up to 800 people. There will be five smaller meeting rooms. Construction will cost $23.5 million and be completed about December 2010. The hotel will remain open during construction with only tenrooms begin worked at a time.

PHASE 2
The casino will have a new gaming floor ith more than 100 slot machines and a non-smoking gaming area. There will be two new restaurants and a bingo hall plus a new entertainment center with 1,200 seats. The hotel will add 50 guest suites.

The Menominee Casino opened in 1987 and the hotel was built in the mid-1990s.

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