Where to find HP Sauce in the valley
Where to find HP Sauce in the valley
By / RJ

HP Sauce (reportedly so named because its creator heard that the Houses of Parliament were serving it), which is beloved of British ex-pats and Anglophiles for its distinctive flavor, is the subject of a search by Shirley Sparks. Her fellow Taste of the Town readers found four sources, though none in Henderson, as Sparks desired. Marion Dutra found it at the International Marketplace at 5000 S. Decatur Blvd. and at the commissary at Nellis Air Force Base, for those who have commissary privileges. Margaret Dillard found it at Cost Plus World Market at 2151 N. Rainbow Blvd.; there’s another Cost Plus at 3890 Blue Diamond Road. And Catherine Tully said it’s sold at the RiRa Irish pub at The Shoppes at Mandalay Place, 3930 Las Vegas Blvd. South.

First Friday arts calendar, May 6, 2016 — PHOTOS
COMPILED BY F. ANDREW TAYLOR VIEW STAFF WRITER

The First Friday arts festival is scheduled from 5 to 11 p.m. May 6 at venues throughout the 18b Arts District in downtown Las Vegas, near the intersection of Charleston Boulevard and Main Street.

Here are 5 players to watch in the Rainiers-51s series
By BETSY HELFAND / RJ

After having their first off day of the season, the Las Vegas 51s (8-10) resume action with the Tacoma Rainiers (11-8) on Thursday at Cashman Field.

 
Ga. couple sues Snapchat over app’s ‘speed filter’
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

A Georgia couple is suing Snapchat, claiming that the social media app’s “speed filter” tempted a woman to drive too fast and to cause a crash that injured the husband.

Charleston lanes near Shadow Lane reopen after 2-car crash
By LAWREN LINEHAN / RJ

Westbound lanes of Charleston Boulevard near Shadow Lane have reopened after a two-car crash Tuesday morning, according to the Regional Transportation Commission.

 
US wants ‘Whitey’ Bulger’s girlfriend to spend 3 more years in prison
By SCOTT MALONE REUTERS

Federal prosecutors on Thursday are set to ask a judge to order former Boston mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger’s girlfriend to spend three more years in prison for refusing to say if anyone helped the couple during their 16 years on the run.

 
Las Vegas man golfs for 24 hours to raise $20K for Make-A-Wish
By F. ANDREW TAYLOR VIEW STAFF WRITER

A little pain couldn’t dampen the spirits of east Las Vegas resident Randy Wagner on the morning of April 5. The local casino pit boss was in his 24th hour of golfing at TaylorMade Golf Experience to raise funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

400 years later, Shakespeare is still relevant
By JOHN PRZYBYS / RJ

From the beauty of the language to the lesson in the tale, audiences seem as enthralled as ever by William Shakespeare. We take a look at why.

Chef Mario Batali promotes literacy for kids at new library inside Acelero Spring Valley learning center
By GINGER MEURER SPECIAL TO VIEW

Celebrity chef Mario Batali — sporting a pair of his signature orange Crocs — was joined by Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, Congresswoman Dina Titus, and Amanda Hirsh, executive director of Books for Kids, at the March 29 opening of the new Books for Kids/Mario Batali Foundation Library at the Acelero Spring Valley Learning Center, 2845 Mohawk St.

Las Vegas-based helicopter company hosts tour for Rancho High School aviation students
By MICHAEL LYLE VIEW STAFF WRITER

The people behind Maverick Aviation Group, a local helicopter company, believe they have met the future of the industry — students from Rancho High School’s aviation maintenance class. On a cold, wet April morning, the company gave nearly 20 students an inside look at what career path they could take.

Crime spree has Sun City Summerlin residents on alert
By JAN HOGAN VIEW STAFF WRITER

Attempted robbery; shots fired; break-ins and $11,000 worth of computer equipment stolen: These crimes all recently struck the laid-back retirement community of Sun City Summerlin within a number of days.

 
Left of Center gallery exhibit to honor northeast Las Vegas, including re-creation of artist’s 90’s-era bedroom
By SANDY LOPEZ VIEW STAFF WRITER

When one thinks of art, the downtown Las Vegas scene is usually the first place that comes to mind. Yet, there’s another area of the valley often overlooked that has birthed a plethora of local artists: northeast Las Vegas. To showcase their work, the “North, East” exhibit is planned through July 2 at the Left of Center Art Gallery in North Las Vegas.

Dinosaurs & Roses opens North Las Vegas store to support local causes
By SANDY LOPEZ VIEW STAFF WRITER

Brand-new Izod pants for $5 and $1,000 wedding gowns for $100 — it all can be found at Dinosaurs & Roses’ newest location in North Las Vegas, where every purchase goes toward the nonprofit’s outreach program to help area families in need.

Las Vegas nonprofit looks to shed light on variations of autism during Town Square event
By F. ANDREW TAYLOR VIEW STAFF WRITER

When Las Vegas resident Lynda Tache’s son, Grant, was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, it changed her life. Once she came to grips with it, she started changing the lives of other families dealing with autism as the founder, president and CEO of the Grant a Gift Autism Foundation, named in honor of her son. The foundation plans its annual Race for Hope and Fun Walk for April 30 at Town Square.

Entertainment Diet: Jason Feinberg
By JOHN PRZYBYS / RJ

Talking about what Jason Feinberg watches, listens to, reads and does in his spare time can be tricky, mostly because “spare time” is a sort of elastic concept for Feinberg.

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