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Manne wrote:
The governor of Rhode Island, Don Carcieri, has already made his position clear regarding a Bill that would expand greyhound gambling at Twin River. The governor has vetoed the legislation, but that will not stop lawmakers from moving forward with the plan.
Lawmakers are expected to override the veto and ensure that racing at the track would be increased from 125 days, to 200 days a year. The track is in bankruptcy, but lawmakers believe that no more jobs can be lost in Rhode Island.
(In place of the dog racing, more states have moved towards casino gambling to fill the revenue gap. There are more casinos in the US now than ever in history, and that number is growing by the month).
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Its too bad they are taking it a way from all the local area it seems i live close to the raynham dog track and massachusetts as of 2010 will ban dog racing crazy put people out of work at these times say the dogs have been mistreated save the dogs well all they did was push the bredders to another state and got a lot of people layed off and wait till the town of raynham realizes how much revenue they lost in taxes gl with there town roads schools and water system . no money for any improvements now
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Manne wrote:
The governor of Rhode Island, Don Carcieri, has already made his position clear regarding a Bill that would expand greyhound gambling at Twin River. The governor has vetoed the legislation, but that will not stop lawmakers from moving forward with the plan.
Lawmakers are expected to override the veto and ensure that racing at the track would be increased from 125 days, to 200 days a year. The track is in bankruptcy, but lawmakers believe that no more jobs can be lost in Rhode Island.
(In place of the dog racing, more states have moved towards casino gambling to fill the revenue gap. There are more casinos in the US now than ever in history, and that number is growing by the month).
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I never played at Greyhound Racing.
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Lawmakers are expected to override the veto and ensure that racing at the track would be increased from 125 days, to 200 days a year. The track is in bankruptcy, but lawmakers believe that no more jobs can be lost in Rhode Island.
(In place of the dog racing, more states have moved towards casino gambling to fill the revenue gap. There are more casinos in the US now than ever in history, and that number is growing by the month).
:dirol