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04/13/09
The county's instant bingo machines would be allowed to operate until 2012 under a plan heading through the General Assembly, but their tax rate would go up to help save struggling cultural arts organizations. Find Us On Facebook
The agreement, passed 43-4 Friday by the state Senate, would levy an additional 5 percent tax on the machines in the county and send that money to a new Special Fund for Preservation of Cultural Arts in Maryland. The House passed a bill earlier this session just to extend the life of the machines from July 1, 2010, to July 1, 2011, but Del. Mary Ann Love, D-Glen Burnie, said the Senate's bill is likely to be the...
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