Maryland Newsline Politics Special Report: Slots in Maryland

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Marylanders talk about the future of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico, whose owner declared bankruptcy in March. (Newsline video by Robert Klemko and Leila Taha)

State Officials Set Deadline for Anne Arundel and Baltimore, Approve Slots in Cecil County
State Officials Expected to Approve Slots in Cecil County
Ocean Downs Earns First Slots License in Maryland
Questions Remain as Md. Officials Take Next Step Toward Slots
Anti-Slots Activist Fights Gambling Close to Home
Preakness Bill on Fast Track
Slots Panel Ready to Move on, Laurel Park Bidder Keeps Fighting
Magna Declares Bankruptcy, Muddling Laurel Park Slots Bill
Bill Would Allow Slots at BWI Airport
Laurel Park Attorney Calls Slots Law "Defective", Wants Bid Reconsidered
Delegates Seek to Protect Schools from Possible Shell Game With Slots Proceeds
Redoing Slot Bidding Might Make Sense, Experts Say, but Lawmakers are Wary
Senate President Wants Slots at BWI Airport
Slots Commission Tosses Out Bids for Laurel Park and Rocky Gap, Legal Challenge Awaits
Bill Would Let Nonprofits Statewide Own Slots
Slots Estimates Much Lower Than Initially Projected

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Published May 2009; last updated Oct. 22, 2009

Special report produced by Maryland Newsline's Leila Taha. With reporting by Capital News Service's Dylan Waugh and Erich Wagner, Maryland Newsline's Leila Taha and Robert Klemko, and CNS-TV's Romney Smith. Edited by Chris Harvey (Web-only stories and video, and interactive maps), Rafael Lorente (CNS print stories) and Dave Burns and Cassandra Clayton (CNS-TV). Banner graphic by Taha.