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Perryville casino generates another half-million for town, county
Hollywood Casino Perryville generated another $9,790,341.87 in gross gaming revenue in January, the Maryland Lottery, which regulates the casino, reported last week. Of the total, $538,468.80 will be divided by Perryville and Cecil County. The latest...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Worcester County, Cecil County, Lotteries, Casino and Gambling Industry
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Perryville has $1.3 million surplus, audit says
A representative with the accounting firm Weyrich, Cronin and Sorra reported that the town of Perryville ran a surplus of $1.3 million for the financial year that ended June 30. Reporting on the town's audit for the spending year, the representative...Tags: Fox Broadcasting Company, Festive Events, Norfolk Southern Corporation, Finance, Budgets and Budgeting
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Rosecroft to open for simulcast Aug. 25
Rosecroft Raceway, which had been shuttered since last year, will re-open for simulcast races on Thursday. Under a new ownership, the Prince George's County harness track will open seven days a week to accept bets on harness and quarterhorse races from...Tags: Auction Service, Prince George's County
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Hollywood Casino Perryville's first year by the numbers
When Hollywood Casino Perryville, the state's first slots casino, marks its first anniversary this Tuesday, Sept. 28, the casino will have generated some $70 million in revenue for the state of Maryland and Cecil County and the state's troubled horse...Tags: Casino and Gambling Industry, Horse and Harness Racing
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In one year, Perryville casino has been a win-win
In the year since the Hollywood Casino opened in Perryville, the action has been hot: a gross take by Penn National Gaming of $101 million. Other big winners have been the likes of the treasuries of Cecil County and the State of Maryland, which are...Tags: Horse and Harness Racing
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Prince George's bill would ban slots
A Prince George's County Council member, hoping to keep slots out of the county, introduced a bill Tuesday that would ban the gambling devices. The proposal comes just weeks after Rosecroft Raceway was reopened by its new owner, Penn National Gaming,...Tags: Rushern Baker, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Pimlico Race Course, Economic Policy, Laurel Park
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Perryville to consider 175-foot sign for casino
When Maryland's first slots casino opened a year ago, it faced some tough odds. Even with a strategic location just off Interstate 95, motorists who didn't know it was there were unlikely to discover it. Hollywood Casino Perryville, located in the...Tags: Advertising, Prince George's County, Highway Transportation, McDonald's, The Washington Post
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By 3-2 vote, Perryville town commissioners approve Hollywood Casino sign
In a split 3-2 vote, Perryville's town commissioners approved Hollywood Casino's 175-foot pylon sign Tuesday night.
More than 30 people came out to hear the vote on the sign, which has been a hot topic of discussion in previous town meetings.
Sarah...Tags: Environmental Pollution
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Penn National reports the obvious: Slots make money
It's difficult to know whether to be more insulted or admiring of Penn National Gaming's latest effort to milk the residents of Maryland (and perhaps some surrounding states) for all they are worth. For sheer chutzpah, it's hard to beat a company that...Tags: Rushern Baker, Polls, Horse and Harness Racing
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Labor secretary ready to lead mediation on simulcast talks
Maryland labor secretary Alexander Sanchez will begin leading mediation next week on a new simulcasting agreement between Rosecroft Raceway and representatives of Maryland's thoroughbred racing industry. The state-led mediation comes after Penn...Tags: Chicago Jobs, Labor Legislation, Prince George's County, Employment, Justice System
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Racing regulators to consider Rosecroft license
The Maryland Racing Commission on July 6 is to consider a request to resume live harness racing at Rosecroft Raceway in Prince George's County after nearly three years. Rosecroft's new owner, Penn National Gaming, submitted a license application in May...Tags: Prince George's County, Pimlico Race Course, Bankruptcy, Maryland, Laurel Park
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Commission approves racing at Rosecroft, with conditions
State racing regulators agreed Wednesday to grant a license for Rosecroft Raceway to resume live racing after a three-year hiatus, but placed financial conditions on the owner that some say will keep the facility's operations in limbo. Expressing...Tags: Movies, Prince George's County, Finance, Maryland, Elections
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