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Before 1800 the area was occupied by the Paiute Indians. A small trading center was founded by [[Mormons]] in the early 20th century.
 
Before 1800 the area was occupied by the Paiute Indians. A small trading center was founded by [[Mormons]] in the early 20th century.
 
==Sin City==
 
==Sin City==
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It remained a small settlement until [[Bugsy Siegel]] built the first casinos there in 1946 and it became a hotbed for Mafia operations. Now it is one of the fastest-growing cities in the USA and most of the gambling is controlled by entertainment conglomerates.  Half the revenue of the city is procured directly from money people lose gambling.
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It remained a small settlement until Bugsy Siegel built the first casinos there in 1946 and it became a hotbed for Mafia operations. Now it is one of the fastest-growing cities in the USA and most of the gambling is controlled by entertainment conglomerates.  Half the revenue of the city is procured directly from money people lose gambling.
    
The [[Chamber of Commerce]] is a local private organization that supports civic activism and economic growth in the community. Its members are local businesses and not-for profit organizations (such as hospitals and universities).  It represents "[[Main Street]]" (that is, locally owned businesses) but also includes branches of national chains.
 
The [[Chamber of Commerce]] is a local private organization that supports civic activism and economic growth in the community. Its members are local businesses and not-for profit organizations (such as hospitals and universities).  It represents "[[Main Street]]" (that is, locally owned businesses) but also includes branches of national chains.
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