EDITORIAL: Steve Ross for City Council Small businessman Steve Ross, a former Democratic Party official long active in his church, in Boy Scouts and as a Little League coach, says, "I'm a small businessman who knows what it means to meet a payroll, to live within a budget." He contrasts that experience with Mary Gillins, his opponent for the Ward 6 City Council seat being vacated by Michael Mack, saying, "She does not. She works for a public employees' union."
EDITORIAL: Reason vs. hysteria If Nevadans wanted an accurate, abridged version of the Senate's debate over filibusters and judicial nominations, they needed only to watch their two senators on Wednesday.
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EDITORIAL: Steve Ross for City Council Small businessman Steve Ross, a former Democratic Party official long active in his church, in Boy Scouts and as a Little League coach, says, "I'm a small businessman who knows what it means to meet a payroll, to live within a budget." He contrasts that experience with Mary Gillins, his opponent for the Ward 6 City Council seat being vacated by Michael Mack, saying, "She does not. She works for a public employees' union."
VIN SUPRYNOWICZ: Why robot traffic officers might be a bad idea Chad Dornsife, Silver State spokesman for the National Motorists Association (www.motorists.org), called me a few weeks back about Senate Bill 473, which would allow Nevada speeding tickets to be issued by robot cameras -- you could get one in the mail without ever knowing you'd been "nabbed."
EDITORIAL: Reason vs. hysteria If Nevadans wanted an accurate, abridged version of the Senate's debate over filibusters and judicial nominations, they needed only to watch their two senators on Wednesday.
