You can't have my Asue draw

This article was first published on May 27, 2010.

Ingraham seems stuck between two painful alternatives: a) shut down the web cafes and drive numbers underground, which will anger thousands and deny the government an opportunity to gain taxation revenue it desperately needs; b) legalize and regulate numbers, but be condemned in pulpits across the nation. OK, there’s a painless third: Do no...

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Asue Draw Supports Sloop Sailing

Asue Draw recently donated $10,000.00 to the National Family Island Regatta Committee.

The funds were donated to sponsor the A Class & C Class races during the upcoming Exuma Regatta.

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This Week in The Bahamas - Commentary by Elcott Coleby Nov 21-25

The House of Assembly met on Monday 21st November to consider Urban Renewal legislation that will give teeth to that government agency. Additionally, a resolution was tabled for the appointment of a select committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding the 2011 sale of the Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) to Cable and Wireless Communications (CWC).

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50,000 gift for Thunderbird boats

By BRENT STUBBS

Senior Sports Reporter

bstubbs@tribunemedia.net

THE Rev Dr McPhee has received a $50,000 gift to help sail his Thunderbird boats through the 2011 season.

Yesterday, the cheque presentation took place at Compass Point where McPhee thanked Asue Draw's marketing manager Levin Wilson for his company's continued assistance.

"As you are well aware, sloop sailing is a very expensive ...

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Best of Both World Easter Concert

Saturday 23rd April 2011

Featuring: Waka Flocka & Vybz Kartel
Also featuring other artists

Music by: Nassau's Hottest DJs

Tickets: $50, VIP; $80, Platinum; $200, Backstage/All Access
(All students with ID get $10 off pre-sold tickets)

Where: Carnival Site, Queen Elizabeth Centre

Tickets can be purchased from Airbrush Junkies, Stilletos, Asue Draw, Urban Ragz & Hammerheads Bar & Grill

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Web shop robberies increase

Web shops are being targeted by criminals with increasing frequency, according to police.
While no specific number was available yesterday, over the past several weeks a growing number of web shops have been held up by gunmen.
Asue Draw on Carmichael Road is the most recent to be robbed.
Police said that around 4 p.m. on Sunday two males - one armed with a handgun and the other a shotgun - appro...

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Bad Boys Of Comedy

Saturday 14th July 2012  8:00 PM

Phat Groove Presents

Bad Boys Of Comedy

AG White, Brooklyn Mike, Rayzor and Shorty

Saturday July 14th 2012
Location: Rain Forest Theater
Doors Open 8:00pm-ShowTime 9:00pm Sharp

Tickets: $30.00 in Advance, $35.00 day of event
Tickets available @ Airbrush Junkies, Marathon Mall
Obsessions Boutique, Any Asue Draw Location

VIP Tables
1 Table-8 VIP Tickets
Inclusive of 2 bottles o...

Gaming Bill 'first step' toward 'economic equality'

A lawyer for five major numbers houses has claimed that last week's tabled Gaming Bill represents a "significant first step" in creating economic equality within the country's gaming industry, despite lingering concerns of discriminatory elements in the legislation.
Alfred Sears, former attorney general and representative for FML, Island Luck, Island Game, Chances and Asue Draw, argued that a tran...

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Web shop moratorium

It will be another decade before the government even considers expanding the web shop industry beyond a maximum of eight operators, as the Gaming Board has implemented a 10-year moratorium.
In a statement yesterday, Minister of Tourism Obie Wilchcombe said the policy recommendation by the Gaming Board has now been adopted.
It will serve the purpose of ensuring that licensed operations are appropri...

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Illegal gaming concerns

Two years after having their once illegitimate industry legalized amid great controversy, web shop operators gathered as a body in a meeting with the Gaming Board and Minister of Tourism Obie Wilchcombe yesterday to receive their government-granted licenses and express their concerns.

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