Two people share $355 million jackpot

PHOENIX — At least two people are waking up to find themselves millions of dollars richer. The holders of a ticket sold in Idaho and another in Washington state will be sharing Mega Millions’ $355 million jackpot from Tuesday night’s drawing. The prize is the fourth-largest in U.S. history and the second-largest in Mega Millions’ history. The two winners will each get $177.5 million. Besides the jackpot, prizes range from $2 to $250,000.

Restaurant Report

Bombay Indian Cuisine, 3049 Las Vegas Blvd. South, received 28 demerits Dec. 21. Violations included storing open bags of food in dry storage area. GRADE: C.

Spiral Wines Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon

In the glass: Spiral Wines Cabernet Sauvignon is a deeply opaque blood-ruby red color with a blackish core going out into a fine purplish-crimson red to light fuchsia rim definition with medium viscosity.

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WINTER SPORTS

Landmark tree chopped down by vandals

FALLON — A landmark tree filled with dangling shoes, boots and sneakers that served as a popular stopping point for travelers in Northern Nevada was chopped down by vandals, leaving merchants concerned that business would suffer in the isolated area.

Bridge woes fewer when wind blows

Boulder City officials made it clear last week they are less than thrilled that the O’Callaghan-Tillman Memorial Bridge opened without the widening of U.S. Highway 93 approach to the span. Boulder City Mayor Roger Tobler has requested that truckers be diverted through Laughlin until the problem is resolved. We’ll kick off today with a couple of bottleneck-related questions.

Appetizers: Shakespeare’s Pub aims to fill void in Henderson

Welcome to Jolly Olde Henderson, love! You know the place before setting your trainers inside: fish and chips in the fryer, lager signs on the walls, football on the telly with no one calling it soccer.

Underused slow cooker turns tough meat into dinner delight

If ever there was a time to get out that underused slow cooker you’ve packed away, it’s now. It’s a particularly effective and convenient way to prepare soups, stews and braised meats.

Insolvent count not slowing in Nevada

Despite a slowdown in bankruptcy filings around the country in 2010, some local attorneys are predicting that Nevada filings will continue to rise in 2011.

Sandoval’s testing proclamation might be contrary to 2009 law

Gov. Brian Sandoval’s proclamation to encourage reading, if taken literally, clashes with a state law that prohibits new district-wide testing and appears to impose a new burden on Nevada’s financially beleaguered education system.

Electronics show supercharges Strip room rates

The International Consumer Electronics Show and the Adult Entertainment Expo are opening Thursday, and many Strip resorts are sold out then and Friday. Even on Saturday, many room rates run higher than on New Year’s Day. Some industry experts see that as a sign the visitor industry has started to show a renewed pulse after three years of ugly numbers.

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