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Lee: Slots don't mix with the mall - Carroll County Times
Putting a casino next to Arundel Mills Mall would likely cause a lot of concerns for mall security, but it might alleviate the problem of parents leaving their kids in the car while they go gambling.
They'd leave them at the mall instead.
I can understand the reasoning for the location sought by the developer of the project. The mall area
Dan Morain: Old casino bill tarnishes Boxer's green image - Sacramento Bee
In the national battleground that is California's U.S. Senate race, weighty issues dominate, like jobs, economic dislocation and California's future, and rightly so.
But sometimes, a politician's seemingly minor actions taken long ago end up having the biggest impact on our lives.
Often, those are the ones politicians would prefer
Boxing: Local resident looks for comeback - Ultimate Memorial
Heavyweight Nagy Aguilera, 16-4 (11 KOs), faces former world light heavyweight champion Antonio Tarver, 27-6 (19 KOs), of Orlando, FL, at the Buffalo Run Casino in Miami, Okla., Friday. The fight, scheduled for 10 rounds, will be televised on ShowTime.
Aguilera, 24, burst onto the heavyweight scene last year by knocking out former WBC titleholder Oleg Maskaev in one round, but his success
Dubuque, Iowa, offers perspective on casino effects - Southeast Missourian
Old-time paddle-wheelers chug through the dark water of the Upper Mississippi River while recreational gamblers play blackjack, dice and roulette "in the spirit of the roughnecks and rogues who ruled the river" more than a century ago.
It's a quaint picture the denizens of Dubuque, Iowa, painted in an April 1989 New York Times article published the day after Gov. Terry Branstad signed
Millions poured into casino fight - Annapolis Capital
Campaign finance reports made public Friday show the Maryland Jockey Club donated the entire $3.275 million war chest No Slots at the Mall amassed to rally against the casino.
The pro-casino group, Jobs & Revenue for Anne Arundel County, raised $2.6 million. Of that, $600,000 came from a company controlled by casino developer The Cordish
County wants in on state's intervention in Atlantic City casino district - Press of Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY — As the state orchestrates an unprecedented intervention in Atlantic City’s casino industry and government, Atlantic County officials have quietly been discussing their own strategies for running parts of the city.
Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson said recently that he met with
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