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Gubernatorial Candidate Brian Sandoval Answers Questions on Issues

This morning in a statewide media conference call moderated by the Nevada News Bureau, candidate Brian Sandoval fielded questions on numerous issues including the 2003 Supreme Court ruling on the two-thirds legislative supermajority needed to increase taxes, tax policy, the Tax Pledge, budget cuts and higher education salaries, renewable energy mandates and the state’s health care reform lawsuit.

Squaw Valley open through May 9

Squaw Valley USA reports the longest and most complete season in Lake Tahoe
After receiving seven feet of fresh snow in seven days, Squaw Valley is once again offering the longest and most complete ski season in Lake Tahoe with plans to stay open for skiing and riding through May 9, 2010. Squaw Valley’s annual snowfall of 450 inches and mountain topography featuring acres upon acres of upper elevation North-facing terrain are among the natural attributes that enable the resort to remain open through the middle of May each ski season.

NV Energy giving V&T reconstruction commission $100,000 check

Written by NV Energy Public Information Officer Karl Walquist:

The effort to reconstruct the historic Virginia & Truckee Railroad is receiving a boost from NV Energy with a $100,000 grant to the Northern Nevada Railway Foundation, the fund-raising arm of the Nevada Commission for the Reconstruction of the V&T Railway.

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Tourism commission to expand and brand in updated Nevada visitor strategy

The Nevada Commission on Tourism has updated its strategic plan for attracting visitors, combining cost-effective new initiatives and time-tested programs with proven track records, Lt. Gov. Brian K. Krolicki said Tuesday.

The agency (http://travelnevada.com) will target U.S. consumer markets that have large populations with convenient driving distance or easy air access to Nevada and international markets whose travelers have a strong likelihood of visiting Nevada, such as Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Germany, said Krolicki, Nevada's tourism commission chair.

The unstoppable evolution of health care reform

These days, I get a chuckle when I see people engaging in philosophical debates over health care reform, or "socialized medicine" as opponents call it.

I understand and respect the positions of those who think government should not be a part of the health care system, that the free market will fix everything. It's an interesting philosophical position, but it faces the brick wall of reality.

Spring break promises fun, snow and scenery at Lake Tahoe ski resorts

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE — Pencils down at Lake Tahoe. It’s time for Spring Break and outdoor recess is in session (http://www.TahoeSouth.com).

Jimmie Heuga life to be remembered Saturday, March 6 at Squaw Valley

Celebrate the Life of Jimmie Heuga Saturday, March 6

Behind-the-Scenes Tour in Natural History

Join Dr. George Baumgardner, Curator of Natural History at the Nevada State Museum for a behind-the-scenes look at some of the museum collection that isn't on display.

Traditional Methods of Weaving with Natural Materials

Join the Great Basin Basketmakers as they demonstrate the traditional methods of weaving with natural materials. For more information contact Deborah Stevenson at (775)687-4810, ext.

Behind-the-Scenes Tour in Natural History

Join Dr. George Baumgardner, Curator of Natural History for the Nevada State Museum, for a behind-the-scenes look at some of the museums treasures that are not on display.

Behind the scenes tour in Natural History at the Nevada State Museum

Mar. 26, 2010, 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Behind-the-scenes tour in Natural History at the Nevada State Museum

Big natural gas leak at Clear Creek and 395

12:20: Leak stopped. Permanent fix ongoing. Intersection at Clear Creek and Frontage remains closed.

Comment on Nevada is greening…slowly by Dave Morgan

Unfortunately it is becoming more and more apparent that the countries and environments of the world are much more tightly connected than we’ve been willing to acknowledge.

Comment on Editorial: Why spend $50 million on the “last library?” by Aaron Highe

As we race headlong into a new and glorius future, pause a minute before you toss that copy of The Sun Also Rises onto the trash heap of technology along with buggy whips and johnson rods.

Supervisors OK new regional water pipeline to better secure future water supplies

City Supervisors have ratified an agreement with Douglas County and the Town of Minden to buy additional high quality water to blend-down much of Carson City’s arsenic and uranium tainted water coming

Governor Candidate Rory Reid – wants “transparency and a new vision for state government”

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Clark County Commissioner turned Governor candidate Rory Reid says the Gibbons Administration has badly tainted Nevada’s reputation.

Local company goes back to the past to battle drug-resistant bacteria

Taking a page from Jurasic Park, new research being conducted by Aloha Medicinals Inc.

River access project nears completion

River access project nears completionBy Sandi Hoover shoover@nevadaappeal.com

Nugget co-owner Mae Adams, 97, dies

Nugget co-owner Mae Adams, 97, diesBy Sandi Hoover shoover@nevadaappeal.com

Letters to the Editor 11/01

Letters to the Editor 11/01Staff Writer

Business briefly

Business brieflyStaff Writer

For the 4th - BBQ and pasta salad

Pasta salad and barbecued chicken are a natural pairing for July Fourth celebrations. They're even better in the same dish.

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