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		<title>Cecil County Slots: County Pays to Play  (A Cecil Times Special Report)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The old state lottery slogan, “you gotta play to win,” will take on a new meaning when Cecil County and the Town of Perryville begin divvying up their proceeds from the state’s first slots parlor, Hollywood Casino in Perryville. Private promises of financial help to lure the casino here are now coming home to roost, with at least $2.2 million expected to be turned back to the casino under a 2009 agreement that is only coming to light now. The money that local government will receive from slots revenues does not come without strings attached, according to a lengthy Cecil Times review of government documents and interviews with participants in the largely private process that led up to an agreement to reimburse Penn National Gaming (PNG), the casino operator, for road and sewer infrastructure costs the company incurred while developing the facility. The county and the town are now proposing to pay back about $2.23 million in reimbursements of infrastructure costs incurred by Penn National Gaming to get the slots parlor built. The reimbursements would come out of revenues the county and town will receive under “local impact aid” paid by the state out of slots revenues. The county’s proposed [&#8230;]]]></description>
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