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Atlantic City casinos
New Jersey Atlantic Club Casino Formerly Atlantic City Hilton and ACH, this newly renamed casino and hotel forgoes the glitz of newcomer Revel. Casino hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Games to play: There are 58 live table games, including...Tags: Bobby Flay, Seal (music artist), Bars and Clubs, HBO (tv network), Entertainment Events
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Church group urges construction jobs for E. Balto. residents
A job advocacy group in East Baltimore plans to demand that the developer of a $1.8 billion redevelopment project north of Johns Hopkins medical campus hire more local residents for the next phase of construction, including work on a new public school and...Tags: Christianity, East Baltimore Development Inc.
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O'Malley agenda not about job creation
Gov. Martin O'Malley says his goal for the 2012 legislative session is "job creation." The real goal is much simpler: more government spending to benefit his most diehard political supporters and those in the construction community who benefit largely...Tags: Construction, Labor Markets, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley, Finance
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O'Malley seeks $370 million for school construction
Gov. Martin O'Malley said Tuesday he will seek more than $370 million in school construction funding in next year's budget, making the pledge at the same Anne Arundel County elementary school where six years ago he promised a massive infusion of state...Tags: Dundalk, Schools, Executive Branch, Budgets and Budgeting, Kevin Kamenetz
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Mayor questions Alonso's school-construction plan
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake expressed concerns about her schools chief's proposal to borrow $1.2 billion to fix Baltimore's crumbling school buildings, touting her own more modest plan as realistic in her State of the City address Monday.
The mayor...Tags: Federal Hill, American Civil Liberties Union, Johns Hopkins University, Finance, Safety of Citizens
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Lawmakers approve withholding fix for contractors
Government contractors applauded congressional action Wednesday to repeal a federal law that would have postponed millions of dollars in payments to Maryland companies, potentially wounding the region's fragile economy. In a rare display of...Tags: Impeachment, Barack Obama, Internal Revenue Service, Democratic Party, Eric Cantor
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Stella Miller To Lead Maryland AGC
Maryland AGC, the Maryland Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America, has elected Stella Miller, president and owner of Stella May Contracting, as chairman of the board for the period July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2013. Also elected were...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Heavy Engineering, Business Enterprises, Continuing Education, Business
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Md. transportation officials brace for latest federal standoff
— First came the budget debate. Next, it was the debt ceiling. Then, the FAA shutdown. Now Maryland officials are keeping a wary eye on the latest congressional stalemate over federal spending, an impasse that has the potential to put dozens of...Tags: Elijah E. Cummings, Federal Aviation Administration, Democratic Party, Road Transportation, Air Transportation Industry
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Aberdeen doesn't need green building tax break
On May 23, the City Council of Aberdeen passed a budget that increased spending over last year and while cutting property taxes, raised our water and sewer rates. At this meeting, Mayor Michael Bennett said that he chooses not to use the constant yield,...Tags: Tax Credits, House Building, Maryland, Aberdeen, Personal Income
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Van Deusen named Rotary Club president
Jay Van Deusen, owner of Van Deusen Construction Company and Rainbow International of Northeast Maryland, has been named President of the Rotary Club of Bel Air. Van Deusen, a member of the 50-person organization for six years, served as president elect...Tags: Occupations, Real Estate, Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland), Rotary International, Aberdeen
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Court battle over State Center intensifies
A court battle over the State Center development, a $1.5 billion project that would put offices, apartments and shops in midtown Baltimore, has intensified with a series of legal volleys in recent days.
Among the legal maneuvering: The Maryland...Tags: Trials, Transportation, File Sharing, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Litigation
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Harford school construction plan needs a dose of reality
The latest school facilities construction plan, which was presented to the Harford County Board of Education during its meeting June 13, shows once again that the school system and the county government are not on the same page when it comes to planning...Tags: John Archer, Teaching and Learning, Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland), Annapolis, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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