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Dakota Sioux Casino is a Watertown, SD-based company in the Travel, Recreation and Leisure sector.
Experience it all at Pechanga Resort and Casino, nestled in the picturesque Temecula Valley Southern California Wine Country. Pechanga has received the AAA Four Diamond Award every year since 2002. Stay in first class luxury in one of our beautifully appointed and spacious guest rooms or suites. All rooms have gorgeous views of the valley and mountain range, free Wi-Fi and technology panels. Hotel guests receive complimentary valet parking, access to the fitness center, pool and sundeck and 24 hour concierge and room service. The world-class casino is the largest in California and features state-of-the-art slot and video machines, table games, non-smoking poker room and a modern 700 seat bingo facility. The Par 72, 18 hole Journey at Pechanga golf course is one of the state`s top 20 public courses. Spa Pechanga offers a tranquil paradise of exquisite pampering. Pechanga has 10 restaurants and a 24-hour food court, offering a variety of international cuisines, from exceptional fine dining to quick and tasty selections. The Pechanga Theater has become one of Southern California`s premier entertainment venues. On the top floor of the hotel you can enjoy the Eagle`s Nest nightclub. The Comedy Club at Pechanga introduces you to the hottest comedians on the circuit.
Lazer Kraze is a Maineville, OH-based company in the Travel, Recreation and Leisure sector.
The Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians (Gun Lake Tribe) has a rich history in West Michigan and a close connection to the land. The Bradley Indian Mission, located near Wayland, is the historic residential and cultural center point of the tribal community. The Tribe`s ancestors, and political predecessors, signed treaties with the United States government dating back to 1795. The Tribe was re-affirmed to federal recognition in 1999.