Repairing hole in carpet involves minor ‘surgery’

: I am selling my house and need to repair a small hole in my hallway carpet. The hole is about 2 inches square. Can it be repaired or do I need to recarpet the entire hallway?

Twin mattresses solves sleeping dilemma

DEAR HELOISE: This is a hint for those couples whose sleeping needs and styles are so incompatible that they either sleep poorly every night in the same bed or have to resort to separate beds or even separate bedrooms. I sleep like a rock and prefer the covers tightly tucked around me. My husband, due to insomnia and restless leg syndrome, tosses, turns, kicks, steals the covers in his sleep and is generally impossible to sleep in the same bed with.

Modify family heirlooms to suit personal style

“The world makes up for all its follies and injustices by being damnably sentimental.” Thomas Henry Huxley (1825-1895), English biologist

FOLLOW THE RULES

As you clean up the remnants of the Memorial Day weekend and prepare for a full schedule of summer activities, you might be considering making a few improvements to your yard. A covered patio, perhaps. Maybe a swimming pool. An outdoor kitchen would be nice.

Villamar sparks Valley’s softball success

It’s easy to look just at Lorena Villamar’s hitting and pitching statistics and see some of her contributions to the success of Valley’s softball team.

NFL has position waiting for LeBron

With the Cleveland Cavaliers on the brink of elimination from the NBA playoffs, it’s about time for LeBron James to ponder his summer plans. Maybe he’ll want to give NFL training camp a try.

Top volleyball honors elude Palo Verde

The boys volleyball season probably will be remembered for Palo Verde’s run from third place in the Northwest League to the Class 4A state championship.

FISHING REPORT

LAKE MEAD — Anglers are finding success with live bait in the Vegas Wash arm because of an influx of shad. Action along the beach area has been slow.

IN BRIEF

DOPING AND SPORTS

Ammo shoppers drawing a blank

It’s the last week of May, and Nevada hunters soon will grow anxious awaiting the results of the big game tag draw. Those results should be available before long, but knowing whether you received a tag won’t do you any good if you don’t have ammo for your favorite hunting rifle.

ON TV/RADIO

BASEBALL

Retired players to discuss issues in Vegas confab

As retired NFL players aggressively pushed their cases for better benefits from the union, their efforts came from disparate voices rather than a unified front.

Governor confident in veto

Gov. Jim Gibbons plans to veto the Legislature’s tax bill today at 5 p.m., putting the ball back in the lawmakers’ court as they try to pass the $781 million package over his objections.

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