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Cracking an inside-the-park home run and hitting for the cycle are two of the rarest feats in baseball.
Even before it opened Thursday, the latest entry in Las Vegas’ heated pool party competition was putting up knee-buckling numbers.
To the editor: The apparent new excuse line is that budget cuts are the reason students cannot pass the high school proficiency tests (“May test daunts seniors,” Thursday Review-Journal). Since when? Especially given that the article notes the success rate on the tests for the 2005-06 school year — well before the current economic crisis — was lower.
Q: I recently purchased a condominium. When I purchased the unit, there was a door to the stairwell, a limited common element, that had been approved by the homeowners’ association by the prior owner of my unit. This kind of door is also on several other units in the complex and the disclosure statement, provided by the HOA and the selling-owner, indicated no transgressions relating to my unit. Now, the HOA has written to a number of us requiring us to remove the doors because it is denying access to the HOA for a limited common area. The front door to our respective units are at the top of the stairwell.
According to Ryan Smith, Ardiente sales manager, out-of-state baby boomers who are approaching retirement are considering buying a second home in Nevada.
Q: Did the federal homebuyer tax credit get extended for members of the military? — Debbie H., Las Vegas