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UNLV professor lists Sun Colony 2BD
William Corney has listed for sale a two-bedroom, two-bath home at 10226 Ritornia Ave.
Scholarship begun in memory of Alicia Karau
A scholarship has been started in memory of Alicia Karau, a 2002 Reed High School graduate who passed away at age 25 this fall from cancer.
A man walks into a casino and spends $5 million at a slot machine. He comes back and spends another $5 million, and then another and another and another.
Meet UCSBa s New Campus Police Chief
Dustin Olson, the new chief of UCSB's campus police, will be difficult to shock.
Vendors in Las Vegas expand to keep up with industry
Victor Gill remembers a time when business in Las Vegas was simpler. In the early 1970s, when his father, Jack Gill, worked as a print broker -- the middleman between casinos and the print shops -- Victor Gill sensed opportunity.
Boomburb Growth Must Go Up, Not Out, To Retain Viability
As reported here, many boomburbs have ceased growing, if only temporarily. Streetsblog notes that experts are suggesting that in order to maintain their economic viability, these fast growing communities will have to, gasp, become more urban in form Planetizen reported recently on USA Today's "Housing bust halts growing suburbs" . Now Streetsblog ...
These Las Vegas personalities deserve 'turkey' status
Thursday is Thanksgiving, a day for expressing gratitude for all that we have. And for gathering with the ones we love.
To Thrive, Suburbs Might Become More Urban
A very interesting article in USA Today on the future viability of suburbs came up in our Twitter feed this morning, via Community Research Partners of Columbus, Ohio.
Housing bust halts growing suburbs
The recession and housing collapse have halted four decades of double-digit growth for nearly half of the nation's biggest rapidly expanding suburbs.
Disney the dog is ASU Police's newest member
The ASU Police Departmenta s first K-9 unit was sworn into duty Tuesday and has been unleashed on the ASU campus and community.
UNLV football coach out after 5 losing seasons
Monday, November 16, 2009 at 9:19 a.m. LAS VEGAS - UNLV is dismissing head football coach Mike Sanford after five losing seasons, a combined 15-43 record, and no bowl appearances.
For many Asian Americans, cultural factors help limit recession's impact
Until this summer, Loc Tran, 59, was a technician at Nortel, a global communications company that has facilities at Research Triangle Park here.
Jackpot for Ohio gambling in doubt
In Las Vegas, house prices have dropped 55 percent since peaking in August, 2006, and the foreclosure rate is seven times the national average.
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Meet the Mussel Man Who's Out to Save Lake Mead
David Wong came to Las Vegas to try to save it from alien invasion. The native of China has been a researcher at the School of Community Health at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, since July 2008 for one reason - to wage war against quagga mussels.
UNLV Gets Safety Training Grant
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas says it is developing a safety training program for construction workers with a $287,000 grant from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Women's rights activist McClure remembered
Florence McClure, nicknamed a oeHurricane Floa by the politicians she hounded and the journalists who covered her, died Thursday at age 88.
Regent University names presidential successor to Pat Robertson
The interdenominational Christian university founded by charismatic televangelist Pat Robertson has found its next president following a six-month national search that began with Robertson's announced intention to retire.
'Pink Champagne' marvelously slight
REVIEW What: "Pink Champagne" When: 8 p.m. today; 2 p.m. Sunday Where: Black Box Theatre, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway Tickets: $15 Grade: B- If you have time to see only the first act of Nevada Conservatory Theatre's "Pink Champagne," you should appreciate your good fortune.
Counties differ on vaccine approach
H1N1 Flu Virus NEVADA EMPLOYERS REQUESTING DOSES Reports that some major companies in New York have received allocations of swine flu vaccine to administer to at least some of their workers have prompted charges that the vaccine, still in short supply and not yet available to most Americans, is going to a favored few.
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