Former Palms sports book manager pleads guilty in betting scheme

Michael Albanese, a former manager at the Palms race and sports book, pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday in a betting scheme authorities say defrauded the resort of more than $800,000.

5 Terrifying tunes for Halloween

Forget the slasher flicks and haunted houses. If you want a truly frightful night, crank these tunes and have a fresh pair of BVDs handy.

Police: Suspect wanted in child sex assault was known to family

The man sought by police in connection with the sexual assault of a child under 14 was no stranger to the family. Guadalupe “Lupe” Barrales, 32, has been named as a suspect in an Oct. 17 sexual assault near Commerce Street and Carey Avenue, North Las Vegas police said.

Bond? James Bond? No, it’s international jewelry buyer Circa

The inner cabochon emerald, smooth and deep green, rests in a blanket of intricate sparkling diamonds that form an artistic leaf shape. The David Webb clip-on earrings are positioned on a showing tray among a dozen other, equally shimmering pieces of jewelry.

Nevada State Museum’s sloth skeleton gets a name

Apparently, even news travels slowly in the world of sloth naming. Clear back on Saturday, officials unveiled the winning entry — Molasses — in their contest to name the collection’s giant ice age sloth skeleton. The winner is Caden Burt.

Crate & Barrel opens temporary store at Town Square

The Tree Lot at Crate & Barrel has arrived in Las Vegas, at least until Dec. 31. The temporary store in Town Square, 6605 Las Vegas Blvd. South, marks the Northbrook, Ill.-based brand’s first entry into the Las Vegas market.

For the Record, Nov. 4

A weekly log of business bankruptcies, commercial and industrial lease transactions, and new business licenses in Clark County.

Time and Place, Nov. 4

A list of weekly networking events around the Las Vegas Valley. Want to see a meeting here? Send your information to bizbriefs@reviewjournal.com.

Executive Calendar, Nov. 4

A weekly listing of events put on by professional organizations, educational groups and local chambers of commerce.

On the Move, Nov. 4

Announcements of new hires, promotions and professional awards. Want to see your accomplishment here? Send your information to bizbriefs@reviewjournal.com.

City National Rochdale expands its horizon

City National Corp.’s focus on wealth management helped it remain profitable and growing during the recession. The company recently completed the integration of Rochdale Investment Management.

Southwest Gas raises $250 million from bond sale

Southwest Gas Corp. has successfully raised $250 million in its latest issuance of senior notes, mostly to pay down corporate debt.

 
Stratosphere proves trickiest place for director in shooting ‘Last Vegas’

He captured Robert De Niro strolling alone on New York-New York’s Brooklyn Bridge. He maneuvered De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline, unmolested, up and down the Strip and through the McCarran baggage claim.

Halloween will be cool, clear for trick-or-treating

It’s time to add layers to your Halloween costumes. The weather leading up to trick-or-treating day brought the season’s first temperatures below 50 degrees to Las Vegas.

Feds announce settlement with Las Vegas HOA over ambulance

A Las Vegas homeowners association agreed to pay $65,000 to a family after refusing to allow them to park an ambulance they used for their disabled son in the driveway, federal officials said Wednesday.

UNLV Solar Decathlon team project sustains green effort

Here’s a riddle for you: What is beautiful, totally green and red all over? The answer: Desert Sol, of course! Desert Sol is the name of the green home designed and built by the amazingly talented UNLV students collectively known as Team Las Vegas.

Space, work style dictate desk’s construction and size

Our plane touched down in San Francisco early that morning, and my clients and I were off and running on a mission to locate the perfect desk for their beloved grandchildren. Of course, there were other items to be selected as well, but the desk was top of our list.

Bold is beautiful, breezy

When selecting jewelry, it is all about the C’s: color, clarity, cut and carat. Selecting outdoor furnishings next spring also will be about the C’s: color, comfort and customization.

Time grows short for planting ornamentals

It is not too late to plant most ornamental trees and shrubs as well as fruit trees this time of year. However, we are getting to the end of an ideal time for planting. Palm trees are exception and you should avoid planting poems any time during the fall.

57-year-old shot, killed near UNLV

A man who was shot and killed near the University of Nevada, Las Vegas main campus was identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.

GOP senator uses colorful term to insult Reid

Sen. Tom Coburn is no fan of Sen. Harry Reid, but civility took it on the chin Monday when the Oklahoman told a crowd at a New York gala for young Republicans he thought the Democratic majority leader was an “absolute asshole.”

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