Maryland slots seeing ‘considerable’ interest from developers

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The chairman of the state commission, which will decide where to place five slots parlors around the state, and choose the companies to operate the facilities, said there has been no shortage of interest from potential developers.

Proposals for the five facilities in Baltimore City, Anne Arundel, Cecil, and Worcester counties and Rocky Gap State Park are due to the seven-member commission on Feb. 2.

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