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2,500 visitors per day expected at W’burg historical wagering facility

By: Mark White

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The new off-track betting site/historical wagering facility that will be built in Williamsburg is expected to bring in over 2,000 visitors per day when it opens next year.

Williamsburg Planning and Zoning Commissioners David Perry and Dr. David Williams along with Zoning Administrator Herschel Roberts discuss plans for the proposed historical wagering facility in Williamsburg.
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