Principal and faculty at Herron Elementary School described it as a prison. “The building is very institutional,” said librarian Karen Egger, who transferred to the North Las Vegas school in January. “With the fence, it looks like a prison.”
Backers of an effort to recall Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Ross claim widespread support for his ouster from Ward 6 voters.
On Friday, the streets in a working class neighborhood on the eastern edge of the Las Vegas Valley
were quiet but full of imposing men in black suits. President Barack Obama plans to visit the neighborhood Monday.
Molycorp will start digging rare earth ore out of its massive open-pit mine on Monday, the first time since the once-flourishing operation went into hibernation nine years ago.
The true meaning of the holiday season can be overshadowed by the demands of preparations, but it shouldn’t be. By planning ahead, taking care of yourself and making sure to spend quality time connecting with loved ones, you can stay upbeat and energized during the holidays.
With tight schedules and even tighter budgets, it’s becoming more difficult for people to indulge in the luxury of a day spa visit or relaxing vacation. Recent studies show when it comes to life’s little luxuries, like that sliver of cheesecake, we can’t resist the urge to give ourselves a treat from time to time. If your relaxation routine is the treat you can’t resist, consider an at-home regimen to maintain that touch of luxury while saving time and money.
Have someone on your holiday shopping list who can’t get enough of the latest gadgets? While you might be thinking that it’s tough to buy for someone who always seems to have the newest version of every type of hand-held device, shopping for these folks is easier – and less expensive – than you might think.
The days when you sent your child off to school with sharpened pencils, ruled paper and a Trapper Keeper are over. Today’s kids may be bringing home an entirely different supply list. And you may want to arm your kids with a few extras that are more like essentials.
When the holidays come around, it’s not only a great time to gather with friends and family to enjoy the season, it’s also a perfect opportunity to give a little something that says you care. As we’ve learned over the past few years, giving the biggest, most expensive gifts isn’t always the best way to do that. Instead, heartfelt gifts with meaning make a big impression.