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Volunteers help Mount Charleston handle heavy wave of visitors

By JAMES DEHAVEN VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 3:12pm
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Hikers and cyclists can expect to find the likes of Matt Pearson on Mount Charleston’s trails this summer. He has trekked through the Grand Canyon, scaled Machu Picchu and grew up hiking parts of the Pacific Rim Trail, making him a good fit for Mount Charleston’s trail host program.

Huntridge Theatre supporters document residents' memories to lure investors

By NOLAN LISTER VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 2:29pm
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At 15, Connie Sheldon lied to her employer and claimed to be 16. Her father dropped her off in the parking lot every weekend for work. The year was 1960, and her employer was Lloyd Katz, owner of the Huntridge Theatre.

Move to boost center's services for rape victims

By NOLAN LISTER VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 2:28pm
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In order to accommodate more patients and expand services, the Rape Crisis Center moved to a new location April 27.

Centennial Neighborhood News, May 28-June 3

GIRL SCOUT SEEKS HORSE EQUIPMENT FOR SILVER AWARD PROJECT

Area Briefing, May 28-June 3

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Film studio to spotlight downtown

By NOLAN LISTER VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 2:15pm
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Fremont East Studios aims to be a one-stop shop for media production in an area the studio’s director of production, Freeman White III, said could use it.

Summerlin artist finds new medium in eco-friendly rag dolls

By JAN HOGAN VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 12:52pm
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Diane Eugster has hung up her paint brushes for now to turn her creative attention to crafting eco-friendly rag dolls through her new venture, Rag Dolls Rising.

Poperazzi to celebrate music inspired by Italy at Starbright Theatre

By JAN HOGAN VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 12:51pm
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Poperazzi plans to perform the music of Italy and songs made famous by Italian Americans at the Starbright Theatre. Expect everything from rock to opera and classic Frank Sinatra tunes to the Rolling Stones, mixing years of musical tradition in a contemporary format in the 80-minute show.

Sculpture theft, water damage cost Nevada Ballet Theatre

By JAN HOGAN VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 12:51pm
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Thieves came under cover of darkness May 6 and stole two metal sculptures from the entry to Nevada Ballet Theatre’s Summerlin headquarters. It’s the latest setback the NBT has experienced as of late. It is also facing nearly $500,000 in repairs due to a leaky foundation.

Bishop Gorman student gears recycling effort toward school supplies

By JEFF MOSIER VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 12:51pm
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Summerlin resident Erica Korbel was tired of seeing usable school supplies go to waste, so she started Students United in Recycling School Supplies to gather items for the Nevada Parternship for Homeless Youth.

Retired public radio pioneer turns focus to photography

By JAN HOGAN VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 24 2013 - 12:51pm
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In retirement, one gets to do what they enjoy, rather than working for someone else. Lamar Marchese is doing what he loves, which is photography. His exhibit, “Pow Wow Portraits,” is on display at the Rainbow Library through July 7.

Education Notebook, May 28-June 3

Education news from across the valley.

Things to Do in Summerlin/Summerlin South, May 28-June 3

Find things to do in the Summerlin and Summerlin South areas.

Summerlin/Summerlin South Neighborhood News, May 28-June 3

Read about news and events happening in the Summerlin and Summerlin South areas.

'42' movie stirs Jackie Robinson memories

If many of you are like me and my wife, you saw the movie “42” sometime in recent weeks at the Suncoast and walked out of the theater raving about how much you had enjoyed the last two hours. I recall the days when I wrote about sports and covered baseball, in particular the Brooklyn Dodgers, for the Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J.

Dining Pick of the Week: La Comida

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May 24 2013 - 11:07am
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You know this restaurant is going to be a little different when you enter through the back alley. But there’s nothing secret about the menu from restaurateurs Jenna and Michael Morton and executive chef Pablo Sanchez-Ortiz.

A La Carte, May 28-June 3

Read about dining-related events and promotions across the Las Vegas Valley.

Dining Pick of the Week: Poppy Den

JACK BULAVSKY SPECIAL TO VIEW
May 24 2013 - 11:06am
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The restaurant’s full name is Poppy Den by Chef Angelo Sosa. What you need to know is that this Asian gastropub from the award-winning Sosa is fun, delicious and charitable.

Dining Pick of the Week: Monta Chaya

JACK BULAVSKY SPECIAL TO VIEW
May 24 2013 - 11:06am
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Chaya in Japanese means a cafe that serves small meals. But there is nothing small in the taste and flavor of the meals at this popular noodle house.

Nonprofit offers energy assessments and advice

By F. ANDREW TAYLOR VIEW STAFF WRITER
May 23 2013 - 12:38pm
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On a warm April afternoon, Drew Levy of Innovative Energy Solutions held a thermal scanner at arm’s length and slowly panned it across the living room ceiling of the Henderson home he was evaluating.

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Volunteers help Mount Charleston handle heavy wave of visitors

Huntridge Theatre supporters document residents' memories to lure investors

Move to boost center's services for rape victims

Centennial Neighborhood News, May 28-June 3

Area Briefing, May 28-June 3

Film studio to spotlight downtown

Summerlin artist finds new medium in eco-friendly rag dolls

Poperazzi to celebrate music inspired by Italy at Starbright Theatre

Sculpture theft, water damage cost Nevada Ballet Theatre

Bishop Gorman student gears recycling effort toward school supplies

Retired public radio pioneer turns focus to photography

Education Notebook, May 28-June 3

Things to Do in Summerlin/Summerlin South, May 28-June 3

Summerlin/Summerlin South Neighborhood News, May 28-June 3

'42' movie stirs Jackie Robinson memories

Dining Pick of the Week: La Comida

A La Carte, May 28-June 3

Dining Pick of the Week: Poppy Den

Dining Pick of the Week: Monta Chaya

Nonprofit offers energy assessments and advice

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