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Dining Pick of the Week: Table 34

Table 34 has no fear of triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the No. 13. That’s because the popular neighborhood restaurant is celebrating its 13th birthday in 2013.

Dining Pick of the Week: Sushi Koma

Eating sushi requires the right setting, and Sushi Koma has intimacy and charm to go along with the fresh sushi that is served late into the night.

Nonprofit provides food to students in need

One hour after Dale Darcas got word that his father had died on Father’s Day weekend in 2012, he was told that the nonprofit he served as executive director for two years, Caring 4 Kids, was being put to rest, too.

With roots in rock, musician makes his mark in Irish pubs

Three or four nights a week you can find Centennial Hills-area resident John Windsor entertaining audiences at an Irish pub with genial patter and rollicking music. He’s happy and comfortable with that schedule.

Feral cats to widen gap in trapping effort

With warmer weather comes the buds of spring, the return of birds and the unmistakable yowling of mating cats.

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Early morning accident kills one, injures another

A man died and another man was injured after their vehicle crashed into a wall near Flamingo Road and Decatur Boulevard Monday morning, according to Las Vegas police.

Outdoor enthusiasts getting fun-packed recreation area

Outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy tennis or bicycle motocross will welcome the Whitney Mesa Recreation Area, scheduled to open next month in Henderson.

Defendant in lawsuit over arena case settles with city of Henderson

It took $750 for lawyer Christopher Stephens to settle a case with the city of Henderson, which named Stephens as one of the defendants in the city’s arena land case lawsuit against developer Chris Milam.

Gay nightclub project bogs down in troubles

The smiling boosters and female impersonators gathered in an abandoned theater lobby on the third floor of the troubled Neonopolis mall in downtown Las Vegas suggested the pending announcement was a big one.