LOCAL EVENTS

Mar. 14

In lofts, use furnishings to define rooms

DEAR GAIL: I recently moved into a loft and I’m overwhelmed on how to make it work. I came from a 1,800-square-foot house with a basement to 900 square feet of open space, on one floor with no closets. I do love it because I can walk everywhere and don’t have as much to take care of, but I am stumped on what to do. I am renting so I can’t make any permanent changes. Thanks. — Lilly

Life is Blue-tiful

Feeling blue? You’re not alone. Color experts around the globe are feeling blue, too.

Clarification

In an article in Tuesday’s Business section about the sale of birds, fish and mammals housed at Wayne Newton’s estate, the number did not specify that 50 animals — including a penguin seen in a photo — will remain at Newton’s property.

Corrections

■The next date Roos-N-More will be open to the public was incorrect in Sunday’s Trip of the Week column. The zoo’s next visiting day will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

North Las Vegas

Politically and economically, the city of North Las Vegas is a mess.

‘Elixir’ hopes to hit the spot

It’s a classic story of boy loves girl, girl doesn’t care, bad guy makes play for girl, boy buys magic elixir …

Scintas to bring breath of old Vegas to D

In Detroit, The Scintas are synonymous with Joe Vicari’s Andiamo restaurant and showroom. And so it shall be at the D.

Festival to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day expanded

Since 1966, the Sons of Erin, a local group of Irish enthusiasts, has been honoring the Irish culture with an annual St. Patrick’s Day festival.

Head of Revel casino in Atlantic City stepping down

ATLANTIC CITY — Kevin DeSanctis, who guided Atlantic City’s Revel casino-hotel through its tortuous development only to see it struggle in the cutthroat East Coast gambling market, is stepping down as head of the $2.4 billion resort.

Claims administrator to help reclaim Full Tilt Poker funds

The Department of Justice has brought in a third-party claims administrator to help eligible American online poker players reclaim funds that were lost to Full Tilt Poker after the company’s access to the United States was cut off in April 2011.

Nevada’s foreclosure starts soar 334 percent in February

Nevada’s foreclosure starts jumped 334 percent in February from the same month a year ago, leading the nation in year-over-year percentage gains, online foreclosure listing service RealtyTrac reported late Wednesday.

Wallace-Morris Surveying gets help from USDA loan program to expand

Wallace-Morris Surveying Inc., a small company in what is considered rural Las Vegas, survived the recession. But to attract new business as the economy recovers, co-owners Kevin Wallace and Craig Morris knew they had to invest in new equipment and add staff.

Fishing report, March 14

■ LAKE MEAD — Fishing has been light after recent storm activity. Government Wash has produced striped bass for anglers trolling in 30 to 40 feet of water. To entice the bite of the largemouth and smallmouth bass, try using crank baits and swimbaits fished on the bottom near nests.

Bills take shots at youths’ rights

Some things one never forgets, like those special birthday gifts that keep on giving long after the cake and ice cream are gone and the celebration is over. For me, one of those gifts is the Marlin Model 60, a semi-automatic rifle my father gave me the day I turned 12.

Humble Taylor sprints toward goals for Bonanza

To suggest that Jayveon Taylor has dominated the 100- and 200-meter sprints the past two years is an understatement. He has owned the sprints.

Rodman on quest to meet pope

Dennis Rodman is on some kind of bizarre worldwide tour, and of course he had to make his way to Vatican City.

Three vie for Ward 6 City Council seat

Editor’s note: This is the last in a series of stories previewing local municipal races for the April 2 primary election.

Conservancy plans to restore Tahoe’s largest wetland

STATELINE — The California Tahoe Conservancy is pushing a new plan to restore the largest remaining wetland in the Lake Tahoe basin, nearly 600 acres of marsh where the Upper Truckee River empties its cold Sierra waters into the south end of the mountain lake.

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