The State of Maryland no longer owns the Rocky Gap Lodge and Golf Resort near Cumberland.
Maryland's Board of Public Works has voted unanimously today to sell the resort to the company that plans on building a slot machine casino adjacent to the existing hotel.
The resort was sold to Evitts Resort LLC, which is a unit of Lakes Entertainment Inc. of Minnetonka, Minn.
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another Marylander casino! and with the new laws from the states slots operations on the shore their plan is to force us out check out who we are not allowed to donate to
ReplyDeleteThe state would have been better off keeping this resort. Leave it to the Democrats to do the wrong thing. This is the same thing Ireton is trying to do, sell off all the city assets. I am sure there is a lot of back scratching and under hand deals going on.
ReplyDeletesounds like a lot of revenue going out of state. Brilliant!
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