Md. Might Move Unwanted Slots To Rocky Gap Casino
Maryland casino regulators say they might move hundreds of used slot machines to the Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort from two larger casinos to make room for table games.
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Maryland casino regulators say they might move hundreds of used slot machines to the Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort from two larger casinos to make room for table games.
Organizers in Harbor East are kicking off their first holiday event to draw more shoppers to local stores.
The numbers are in, and Race On claims success. The Grand Prix of Baltimore drew tens of thousands of spectators and millions of dollars.
Uncertainty about the "fiscal cliff" in Washington could have a significant impact on consumer behavior over the holidays in a state like Maryland that relies on the federal government for so many jobs, the head of the Maryland Retailers Association told a panel of state officials on Thursday.
Attorneys have finished their closing arguments in a closely watched trial pitting environmentalists against an Eastern Shore farmer and poultry giant Perdue.
Exelon Corp. will pay $400,000 for inadvertent power trading violations during its takeover of Constellation Energy Group Inc.
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Harford County residents are rallying together to take on Wal-Mart after the retail giant made plans to open up a new supercenter.
The financially strapped owners of Maryland's only ski resort say they have found a buyer for the western Maryland property.
The hot peppers are past their expiration date and no longer suitable for eating. They have been given a new purpose, one that will stand the test of time.
The CEO of MGM Resorts International said Friday that if Maryland voters agree Tuesday to expand legalized gambling, his company would build a luxurious and architecturally unimposing casino and hotel near the nation's capital, not a blocky neon-lit behemoth.
There's plenty of gasoline in the Northeast -- just not at gas stations.
Rising from the ashes. Months after the historic Mt. Washington Tavern burned to the ground, it is getting ready to reopen again.
