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State struggles for more control over private, charity poker rooms
Gambling licenses for poker rooms doubled in a year. Revenue jumped from $13 million to $166 million in three years. The number of rooms ballooned to'2. Enough, says the state.
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Partyin’ Friday night before Super Bowl XLVI
For the first time in covering three Super Bowls, I received a special invitation to the NFL Commissioner Party on Friday night. The Mrs. had an understandable excuse for not joining me — she’s working on the stage crew for the Madonna halftime show at Sunday’s Super Bowl XLVI. So she hung out with Madonna in the final dress rehearsal and I took my doctor brother, David B., to the shindig at the ...
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A night in Paris (sort of): Former painter opens Ogden nightspot
OGDEN -- At least one victim of the housing crisis is bouncing back by opening The Paris Cafe, a romantically named but unfinished-looking hole-in-the-wall that Ernie McKown hopes will be Ogden's latest non-alcoholic night spot. It all started, he said, because it got too depressing painting homes from which people had been evicted. It was also depressing that the pay wasn't very good. "We'd ...
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Pattaya Mail
The Regent’s School invites everyone to their first ever “Regent’s Presents…” evening with Richard Sobol, the travelling photographer.
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Primary race plays out against faded Space Coast
TITUSVILLE, Fla. - In a small storefront museum tucked away downtown, visitors can linger over the binder containing the preflight checklist for Alan B. Shepard's 1961 Mercury mission, fiddle with an antique launch console, and gaze at space suits once worn by the greats and now hanging slack on the walls.
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