Keno Rises in Maryland as Second Most Popular Lottery
Ocean City AP reports Keno, introduced amid controversy 3% years ago, has grown into the second most popular Maryland lottery game. Locations rose from 600 to 1,730, with net revenue up 24 percent to 73 million dollars this year. Ocean City officials fear gambling harms while supporters cite economic impact.
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Granville Trimper
Ocean Downs
Roland “Fish” Powell
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Summer fun at city parks helps Frederick youths
The Evening Teen Recreation program runs at Hillcrest Amber Meadows and Carrollton parks, offering supervised activities for teens and younger children. About 40 youngsters have joined since July with activities like games crafts tennis basketball wiffleball and dodgeball. Staff say the program deters misbehavior and provides mentors from Wes State University and the University of Mary plus Towson State education seniors.
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Hillcrest
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Carrollton Park
Cheryl Radcliffe
Cheryl Koza
Cheryl
Jesse Montgomery
Matthew DeGrange
Ms. Kendro
Wes State University
University of Mary
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