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Board OKs $168 million for Arundel Mills slots
The state Board of Public Works approved spending of $168 million to equip the Maryland Live! Casino expected to open at Arundel Mills in June with 4,719 electronic slot machines.
In a change from its previous deals to buy slots for the casinos in...Tags: Martin O'Malley
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The digital lottery ticket
One can scarcely blame officials at the Maryland State Lottery Agency for showing interest in the potential revenue that could be generated by selling their traditional products online. Agency employees are paid to look for ways to maximize lottery...Tags: Customs and Tradition, E-Commerce Industry, Maryland General Assembly, Lotteries, Consumer Goods Industries
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Arundel Mills casino opens employment center
Before sunrise Monday, Kevin and Shelley Taylor set out from their Millersville home to a new employment center for the Maryland Live! Casino, a slots parlor next to the Arundel Mills mall seeking workers for 1,500 jobs. Having tracked the progress of...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Community College of Baltimore County, Casino and Gambling Industry, Employment, Companies and Corporations
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Lorenzo Gaztanaga
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve as council president.
I have been involved with independent party politics since 1992, fighting with my colleagues against the powers that be (in...Tags: Corruption, Public Officials, Government, Constitutional Issues, Property Tax
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Bernard C. "Jack" Young
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve as council president.
During my 13 years as a Councilman and 1.5 years as Council President, I have championed legislation to increase funding for...Tags: Local Elections, Companies and Corporations, Public Officials, Employers, Borderline Personality Disorder
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What should MLB do if A-Rod gambled?
Can't just ignore it Joseph Schwerdt Sun Sentinel Major League Baseball will have to punish Alex Rodriguez, not necessarily because he did anything wrong but because he did something stupid. It would send an unsettling message to fans if MLB determined...Tags: Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Tribune, Bud Selig, Los Angeles Times, Ben Affleck
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Caesars group wants high-end casino in Baltimore
The head of Caesars Entertainment Corp. promised Monday to bring a "world-class" Harrah's casino to Baltimore that would be marketed heavily to 43 million gamblers in the company's rewards program if his group is given the go-ahead by Maryland's slots...Tags: Corporate Officers, Donald C. Fry, Casino and Gambling Industry, Companies and Corporations
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For Md. slots, another unexpected twist
Three years after the voters authorized an expansion of state-sponsored gambling, Maryland finally got what the system was designed to produce: a competition between developers over who would provide the best deal for taxpayers in exchange for a...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Anne Arundel County
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Orioles owner Angelos bids to buy Rosecroft, put slots there
Baltimore Orioles owner Peter G. Angelos is bidding to buy a bankrupt horse-racing track in Prince George's County and resurrecting a push to allow slot machines there.
Angelos' proposal came as Maryland's second slots casino opened Tuesday at the...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, Worcester County, Pimlico Race Course, Government, Constitutional Issues
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Maryland gambling: A night at Hollywood Casino and Ocean Downs
On a recent Friday night, Hollywood Casino in Perryville whooped, shrieked and fluttered with the shrill din of thousands of slot machines at full blast. Crowds flitted from shiny penny slots to $1 machines, hoping to hit it big, or simply spend a night...Tags: Little Fockers (movie) , Montgomery Clift, Cary Grant, Restaurants, Music
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General Assembly: Please, please buy Rocky Gap
After failing twice to attract a developer to transform the debt-ridden Rocky Gap Lodge into a profit-generating slot machine palace, Maryland lawmakers are considering a new package of financial incentives that would erase millions of dollars in fees and...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, Elections, Casino and Gambling Industry, Investments, Real Estate
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