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Local aerospace consultant appointed to fill unexpired term of former School Board Trustee Barbara Howe

On a 3-2 preference, local aerospace consultant Randy Carlson won a seat on the CC School Board, besting co-candidate.Deonne Contine, a deputy state attorney general.
Carlson touted his managerial exp

Congratulations to Senator Reid

I congratulate and commend Harry Reid on his statement comparing the opposition against reforming health care to the opposition against abolishing slavery.

Have you seen this person? If so, law enforcement wants to know where and when.

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Jay Fontaine was thought to be enroute from Boomtown to Death Valley. He never showed up,and no one’s heard from him. Can anyone help track him down?

Judge drops all charges against Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki

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Lt. Governor Brian Krolicki called it an early Christmas present that, in fact, was long overdue. But he’ll take it.

The Kids’ Talking Wall is up at the Carson Mall, and they celebrated it over the weekend!

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What is hoped to be the start of a very long commitment to cherishing Carson City children and giving them a loud voice in the community was celebrated over the weekend at

Carson City tweets about snow

Check out what people in Carson City are saying about the snowstorm today on the Carson City Tweets page.

JAC Transit to end today’s service at 3:30pm. JAC Assist runs until 6:30pm.

JAC service will end today’s service at 3;30. A.JAC spokesman says driving is too trecherous. One JAC bus was broadsided by a vehicle that could not stop near Carson Tahoe RMC..

Carson City offices including the Library is open.

Snowfall update: Snowplows are concentrating on the westside of Carson where snowfall has been heaviest. Plows will return to eastside ASAP.

All State Offices in Northern Nevada are CLOSED.

Emergency services offices like the NHP, fire protection services and National Guard are open as are State Welfare offices. State Welfare offices are open.

Snowbound

Schools are out, and we are staying home today. I do have to say that from our narrow neighborhood perspective, the city seems to be doing a good job of snow removal.

WNC IS CLOSED…NO CLASSES TODAY. Go to WNC.Edu. Top of home page.

8:30am WNC announced a short while ago that they are closed. No classes today

Northern Nevada choked with heavy snowfall. Chains or snow tires are required on all major Northern Nevada highways, according to the NHP. Another foot possible today, tapering off tonight

The National Weather Service says heavy snow is still falling in the Sierra, and moderate snow is falling in the Northern Nevada Valleys.

6:31am: Carson City just closed the schools for today. CC Schools are CLOSED. NO SCHOOL TODAY!

WNC CLOSED! NO CLASSES! Nevada Appeal report of a 10am late start is incorrect. Go to WNC.Edu, top of home page.
Douglas County Schools (Minden-Gardnerville) are OPEN.

Carson City's Urban Pond

Carson City is not immune to painful budget cuts and service reductions

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Shifting personnel and reducing service levels on building inspections was the order of the day, and will likely be repeated in departments city-wide in the near future.

The Peanut Cracker lives on, thanks to Redevelopment

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Sierra Nevada Ballet’s “Peanut Cracker” will be appearing shortly at the Community Center Theater, thanks to a welcome financial boost from city redevelopment.

Governor Gibbons will call special legislative session

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Governor Gibbons further acknowledged today the state’s very precarious budget situation caused by the recession.

More fines and a new way of trying to keep barkeeps in line…

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A couple of local businesses were politely chastised today, and levied heavy fines for failing sting operations designed to determine who is following the rules on who to s

Governor Gibbons: There will be a special session of the Legislature

Speaking through his deputy chief of staff Lynn Hettrick, Governor Gibbons will convene a special session of the Legislature before June to address state budget problems and to seek further federal ai

Supervisors Update – Thursday

A couple of local businesses were fined today for violating the law on selling alcohol to minors. Both stated it was accidental.

Silver & Snowflakes Tree Lighting

TONIGHT! Thursday, December 3, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

The Talking Wall

From Partnership Carson City:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaBbcoqDdfE

Fatal head-on crash closes 395 just south of Gardnerville

11:12am. Highway 395 has been re-opened.
9:15am
A head-on crash between a pickup and an SUV has shut down 395 three miles south of Gardnerville in Douglas County.

Governor Gibbons hints at more cuts in state government…more furloughs, pay cuts, etc.

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Governor Gibbons will meet with the news media next Tuesday morning to outline his major state budgetary concerns.

Reid singles out Bank of America for not helping families stay in their homes

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After negotiators for residents and mortgage lenders weighed in, the Bank of America came out with a lousy report card.

The BLM is getting serious about power transmission lines

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It may not be long before the BLM gives the green light to the start of what may become Nevada’s next great economic boost.

Sen. Reid is judge shopping

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Senator Reid is shopping for a replacement for the republican who wants to unseat Jim Gibbons.

Carson City appears getting very serious about recycling. Gotta some money in it, somewhere.

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Carson City Supervisors this week exploring “recycling on steriods” as a way of extending the life of the landfill with an added benefit of a revenue stream for city hall.

Gibbons sword fights with legislature….again….

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In yet another seemingly pointless battle of “he say, they say,” Governor Gibbons engages in another argument with legislative leaders over what in fact is a procedural iss

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