Gov. Mike DeWine's budget plan includes gaming tax hike to boost Ohio sports facilities, including new Cleveland Browns domed stadium
CLEVELAND — With several professional sports teams in Ohio, including the Cleveland Browns, looking for assistance in building or renovating their facilities, Gov. Mike DeWine is proposing to raise the tax on gaming to help provide increased funding.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s proposed $218 billion state budget would fully fund public education, and raise taxes on tobacco and ...
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Browns dome: Brook Park mayor projects when groundbreaking will startBrook Park Mayor Ed Orcutt says he believes a groundbreaking for a new Cleveland Browns dome stadium there will take place next year.
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The Cleveland Browns mixed-use development next to its training complex in Berea will be anchored in part by a ...
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