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Government should be finding ways to discourage locals from gambling, Opposition Appointed Member Alvin Garland said. Garland said he found it “very concerning” that the first piece of legislation the government brought to the House of Assembly this year was for gaming. “There are many issues that are of way more importance to the people of Turks and Caicos Islands and gaming is not one. Why I say that is because there is nothing in this legislation that considers vulnerable gamblers.

Sabrina Green’s first book, ‘Cracking the Code. Raising Royalty’ book launch event will be held on February 3rd, at Brayton Hall at 7p.m. The ticketed event is promised to be like none other and attendees can look forward to a huge show and celebration. Green told The SUN the event is more than just a book launch. She said, “A lot of people think it’s solely a book launch, but it’s more than a book launch.

The nagging fires at the landfill in Wheeland, Providenciales, are expected to be a thing of the past when a new local company which was awarded a $2.9million contract, takes over management of the site.