Baltimore’s members of the House of Delegates objected Saturday to a plan that would allow The Stronach Group to use state bonds to pay for upgrades at horse racing facilities in Laurel and Bowie, provided the company made progress on redeveloping Pimlico Race Course. The city’s House delegation…
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Baltimore delegates give thumbs down to plan to allow state bonds for Laurel, Bowie horse racing development
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