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Pet owners gather at Wag-a-Tail Walk-a-Thon

Animal lovers gathered on March 22, 2015, at Centennial Hills Park, 7101 N. Buffalo Drive, for the 19th Annual Wag-A-Tail Walk-A-Thon. The canine- and family-friendly event benefited the Las Vegas Valley Humane Society. More than 400 people took part in the day’s activities. The Las Vegas Valley Humane Society helps rescue or spay more than 3,000 dogs and cats each year and provides advocacy for animal welfare issues. The group is based at 3395 S. Jones Blvd., Suite 454. For more information, visit lvvhumane.org or call 702-434-2009.

Easter dining specials

Restaurants across the Las Vegas Valley are planning Easter dining specials.

Shooting high: Archery options abound around valley

If you’ve ever dreamed of shooting arrows like Robin Hood or Katniss Everdeen from “The Hunger Games,” View has your back, exploring archery ranges throughout the valley.

East valley businesses, events are inclusive of pets

Every second Tuesday, you’ll find Hydrant Club owner Cathy Brooks at Barkyard at the Bunkhouse from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and Doggie Date Night from 6 to 9 p.m. Every third Wednesday, she is at the Downtown Container Park.

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View Dining Pick of the Week: Panevino

For authentic Italian cuisine with a formal dining experience, allow me to gently guide you off of the Strip and down East Sunset Road to Panevino.

Literary Las Vegas: Re’na L. Garcia

Las Vegas author Re’na L. Garcia surveyed more than 100 pastor’s kids, or PKs as she calls them, for the book “Raised in the Pew.”

New book guides kids through service dog’s duties

Hearing, smelling, feeling: those are three of the five senses you might use every day. And in the new book “Nadine, My Funny and Trusty Guide Dog” by Carol Chiodo Fleischman, illustrated by Stephanie Ford, one woman “sees” with the help of four furry feet.

Special education program helps students pursue their passions

Clayton Rhodes attends classes and works with the UNLV women’s volleyball team as part of the work study program andis a big fan and booster of the school’s athletic programs.

UNLVino to raise a glass to scholarship funds April 16-18

Take a sip for scholarship at UNLVino, Las Vegas’ wine weekend, slated for April 16-18. The event, set to feature celebrity chefs, entertainers, wines, spirits, craft beers and cuisine over three nights, raises funds for UNLV’s William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration.

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