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May 2013

Outdoors with Don Q: Two fishing derbies in the region

If you are a serious fisherman and are interested in winning some money, be advised that there are not one, but two fishing derbies coming up in the very near future in this area.

One of the derbies is the Lake Davis (California) Spring Fishing Derby which will be held on Saturday, June 15.
The other one is a "Wide Open" Derby which will be held at Topaz Lake on Saturday-Sunday, June 15-16.

If you're interested, here is some information on both derbies:

Lake Davis Spring Fishing Derby:

Death Notice: Lora Jean Edwards

Lora Jean Edwards of Fallon, Nevada, passed away May 26, 2013 in Reno. Arrangements are under the direction of Smith Family Funeral Home, 505 Rio Vista Drive, Fallon, 423-225...

Death Notice: Frances S. Conner

Frances S. Conner, 85 a resident of Gardnerville, passed away May 28, 2013. Arrangements entrusted to Walton’s Chapel of the Valley, (775) 882-4965. …

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Death Notice: Elizabeth “Betty” McCullough

Elizabeth “Betty” McCullough, 92 of Gardnerville, passed away on May 28, 2013. Autumn Funerals & Cremations is trusted with the arrangements, (775) 888-6800. …

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Death Notice: Lee Hawkins

Lee Hawkins, 94, a long time resident of Wellington, passed away peacefully on May 29, 2013 in the Carson Valley. He is going to the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemeter...

Human Trafficking Bill Passes in Nevada Assembly

CARSON CITY — A bill that would protect victims of human trafficking was approved 41-0 Thursday by the Nevada Assembly.

The bill requires officers to take certain actions when they encounter possible victims of human trafficking. It also requires the state Department of Education to develop and distribute material relating to the trafficking of children.

Assemblyman John Hambrick, R-Las Vegas, read the bill on the Assembly floor.

Nevada Film Tax Bill Generates No Action

CARSON CITY — The Assembly Committee on Taxation listened to testimony Thursday on Senate Bill 165, which would issue transferable tax credits to producers who film in Nevada.

The sponsor of the bill, Sen. Aaron Ford, D-Las Vegas, spoke of the benefits that film production would bring to Nevada.

“In order to attract productions that bring revenue to our state that create long-term good jobs, we need to play on a level playing field,” Ford said. “SB 165 is in fact a jobs creation act that specifically targets productions we’re not currently attracting.”

Bill Would Regulate Use of Hydraulic Fracturing

CARSON CITY — The Assembly Committee on Natural Resources, Agriculture and Mining met Thursday to discuss a bill that would require the development of a program to regulate the use of hydraulic fracturing in Nevada.

Commonly known as “fracking,” hydraulic fracturing is a process in which an amalgam of water, sand and chemicals is pressurized and injected into the ground to break up rock formations. Fracking can be used in the retrieval of natural gas and oil from deep beneath the earth’s surface, which is exactly what Houston-based Noble Energy Inc. intends to do in Elko County.

Sen. Harry Reid discusses NV Energy and Whittemore verdict

U.S. Senator Harry Reid is in Northern Nevada this week, talking with constituents and brokering a deal he says could be a game changer for renewable energy here.

NOVUS Glass now open in the Carson Valley area

NOVUS Glass, the inventor of windshield repair, is proud to welcome their newest franchisee, Luis and Coleen Zepeda from Gardnerville, Nev.

The Zepedas will be servicing the Carson Valley area of Western Nevada and the South Lake Tahoe area of California. For the last 18 years Luis has been an auto glass installer.

Working with vehicles is a passion for Luis, but what he truly enjoys is the relationships he has built with his customers and co-workers. Convenient Mobile Service - We come to you! 775.790.7532