2005 November 07 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 2

For 10 years, a Republican lawmaker from Montgomery County has been trying to clear cigarette smoke out of Pennsylvania workplaces and public gathering spots. That means bars and restaurants, arenas and bingo halls.

K filing, recapitulating a Fortuna press release about the successful closing of a $1.7 million offering, names 3199 E. Warm Springs Road, Suite 200 as the company’s office.

Nov. 8 (Bloomberg) — Here at Gettysburg Souvenir & Gifts, just a rifle shot from the Gettysburg battlefield visitor center, a sign seduces passersby with news of the treasures for sale inside: 350 different T-shirts! 75 souvenir mugs! 225 flags! 60 toy guns!

Our marquee annual tournament, The Student Union with over 70 images from The buy-in was $1,000,000! The tournament at The fastest growing online casino where that poker strategy than betting when you get your …

In jumping into the Virginia governor’s race just 10 hours before polling booths open, President Bush put his credibility on the line last night and ensured that the results will be interpreted as a referendum on his troubled presidency. But the White House is gambling that after weeks of political…

Poker raids are nothing new. Illegal poker rooms have been raided for years, but the difference is that more and more average joes are trying their hand at the game without understanding danger they risk to …

A former bank manager known as “Mr Halifax” fraudulently obtained £10m from his employer and clients and spent the money on luxury cars, racehorses and internet gambling, a court heard.

On Friday, the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office seized seven video poker machines and more than $1000 from Bruce’s Convenience Store in Warrenville.

UNDATED, Ark. Early voting continued at a fast pace in Hot Springs and West Memphis today before special elections on the expansion of electronic gambling at racetracks in each city.