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Bridges, economic growth bills added to session

Source: The Courier-Journal

Kentucky : KY : USA | 5 months ago

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Kentucky Speedway in Gallatin County. • Includes tax incentives for the film and television industry. • Expands a tax exemption to attempt to lure a Breeders' Cup World Championship to Kentucky. • Allows land in Hardin County to be used for a proposed advanced battery manufacturing facility....

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