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New Bedford pitches for casino

Mayor meets again with tribal leaders

Mayor Scott Lang of New Bedford (left) and Mashpee Wampanoag chairman Glenn Marshall talked to reporters. Mayor Scott Lang of New Bedford (left) and Mashpee Wampanoag chairman Glenn Marshall talked to reporters. (ROBERT E. KLEIN FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE)
By Sean P. Murphy
Globe Staff / May 22, 2007

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With the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe increasingly focused on building a casino on a 350-acre tract in Middle borough, the mayor of New Bedford convened a meeting yesterday with tribal leaders for the third time in four months to ensure that his city remains in the running. (Full article: 472 words)

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