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In this March 18, 2016 photo, Peter and Peg Dordal stand for a portrait at their home in Shabbona, Ill., with a sign opposing the Kansas-based Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation's proposed 24-hour electronic bingo hall. Peter Dordal, president of DeKalb County Taxpayers Against the Casino, moved in 2000 a few hundred feet south of the land later bought by the tribe. The Dordals are opposed to the plan for fear it will fundamentally change the small town. (Anthony Souffle/Chicago Tribune via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT CHICAGO TRIBUNE; CHICAGO SUN-TIMES OUT; DAILY HERALD OUT; NORTHWEST HERALD OUT; THE HERALD-NEWS OUT; DAILY CHRONICLE OUT; THE TIMES OF NORTHWEST INDIANA OUT; TV OUT; MAGS OUT; NO SALES
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