Eye Opener: University plans problem gambling center

Alexander Pyles//September 21, 2012//

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Here’s a few government, business and politics headlines before you begin the move into weekend mode:

The Baltimore Sun reports that the University of Maryland School of Medicine will launch a problem gambling center, in response to the growing state casino industry.
The Gazette reports on the Latino factor for Maryland’s same-sex marriage ballot question.
MarylandReporter.com reports that clean energy is becoming big business in Maryland.
But The New York Times reports that the pending expiration of a federal tax credit on wind energy production has imperiled that industry.
The Daily Record reports that natural gas companies are allowing ground leases in Western Maryland to expire, as the regulatory future of hydraulic fracturing in the state remains uncertain.

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