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Cordish proposes slots-entertainment complex at Arundel Mills
The developer vying for the state's most lucrative slots license is wooing officials with visions of a billion-dollar entertainment complex at Arundel Mills that would include hotels, live entertainment venues and Maryland's largest casino - and says he...Tags: Casino and Gambling Industry, Economic Stimulus Plan, Laurel, Auto Racing, Casino and Gambling
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Seminole Tribe in talks to end Cordish contract
Sun reporterThe Seminole Tribe of Florida, under fire from the IRS for building two hotel-casino complexes with tax-exempt bonds, is refinancing the projects with taxable bonds and trying to sever its ties with the developer and financial adviser who initiated the...Tags: Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, State Budgets, Annual Reports, Bonds, Casino and Gambling Industry
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Tribes warned to avoid Cordish-style borrowing
Sun National StaffTEMECULA, Calif. - Specialists in Native American financing are advising Indian tribes to avoid the type of tax-exempt bond deal that Baltimore developer David S. Cordish engineered for the Seminole Tribe of Florida, saying the controversy and IRS...Tags: Indio, State Budgets, Casino and Gambling Industry, Casino and Gambling, Lotteries
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Enigmatic partners pursue a rich deal
Sun National StaffSecond of two parts HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - Donald Trump thought it couldn't be done. He'd exercised all his usual charms to land a casino development deal with the Seminole Tribe of Florida - hiring lobbyists, wheedling politicians, indulging tribal leaders...Tags: Endangered Species, Conservation, Employers, Golf, Marla Maples
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A developer bets on Florida fortune
Sun StaffHOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- The peaks and depths of James E. Billie's life are evident in the hardened creases of his nine fingers. He wielded astonishing power during his 22 years as chief of the Seminole Tribe of Florida -- nose-diving in the tribe's private...Tags: Loans, Wages and Pensions, Wage Contract Issues, Connecticut Economic Development, Business
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Section of Seminole Wekiva Trail closed for repairs
OrlandoSentinel.comThe Seminole Wekiva Trail from Long Pond Road to Lake Mary Boulevard will be temporarily closed for repairs and maintenance Wednesday, May 16 through Friday May 18. For additional information please call 407-349-0551.... -
I-95 southbound: Crash with injuries blocking traffic
A crash with injuries is blocking the road on Interstate 95 southbound in Brevard county at mile marker 163 near Fellsmere.
Rain is contributing to slowdowns and crashes elsewhere in metro Orlando.
There are several areas of minor congestion on I-4:
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BAMM: Buy one museum membership, get into 16 others for free in June
South Florida Sun-SentinelLearn more about South Florida’s culture and save in June with the Broward Attraction and Museums Month (BAMM) promotion, kicking off Friday. Buy an annual membership to one of 16 South Florida museums or attractions and get free entry at the others with...Tags: Boca Raton, Museums, Orange County Regional History Center, Hollywood (Broward, Florida), Fort Lauderdale
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Elizabeth Warren's cheekbones
The contretemps over whether Elizabeth Warren is really an American Indian has gone from the ridiculous to the ridiculous. Warren is the blond, blue-eyed, ultra-liberal Harvard law professor running for Republican Sen. Scott Brown's seat in Massachusetts....
Tags: Recipes, Minority Groups, Elizabeth Warren, Colleges and Universities, Manhattan (New York City)
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Aaron Neville at Coconut Creek Saturday
If there’s ever place for silent prayer, it’s a casino. Aaron Neville fits right in. Neville, whose latest album is “I Know I’ve Been Changed,” will perform 8 p.m. Saturday at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek (4150 N. State...Tags: Music, Coconut Creek, Aaron Neville
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Rockin' Penny Challenge yields a winner
The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino wrapped up its Rockin' Penny Challenge on Wednesday, giving away $10,000 to an unnamed slot player. The promotion, designed to draw attention to the casino's penny slot machines, drew entrants from regular players,...
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As FSU’s revenues have inched up, down, expenses have soared
Chopping Block - Seminoles Blog - Orlando SentinelThe USA Today on Monday came out with a rather well-timed look at how far expenses and revenues have come for athletic programs in the last six years. As you can see in the link here, the overall trend in college athletics is that as revenues have gone up...
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