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News Columns
This week readers (really, really, really) want to know when the Clark County Public Works Department is going to open the Lake Mead Boulevard interchange with the Las Vegas Beltway, are the reduced fare fees for Citizens Area Transit being increased and why is one of the runways at McCarran International Airport shut down?
The election is over, the holiday season is nigh and you’d think the feds wouldn’t be in the mood to indict. But the scuttlebutt is that Dr. Mark Kabins may be indicted before 2008 ends.
When I spoke to Keith Robinson on Nov. 7, he was quite irate.
Choosing a new U.S. attorney for Nevada hasn’t made it to the top of President-elect Barack Obama’s to-do list, but that doesn’t mean Nevadans aren’t already thinking about it.
Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman declared he’ll announce in January whether he’ll run for governor in 2010. He sounded like he was champing at the bit to run when talking to NewsOne’s Jeff Gillan.
This week readers want to know whether to yield or stop at Aliante Parkway and the Las Vegas Beltway, why were the white lines, used to mark a breakdown lane, not repainted after Pollock Drive was repaved, and why do the folks at McCarran International Airport make it so difficult for people who use the remote parking lots to get to the departure terminal?
After some prodding from me, UNLV officials now say they’re sorry they let the Barrick Lecture Series languish for two years, even though the late philanthropist Marjorie Barrick left the university millions to keep it going.
Strategically, my plan seemed brilliant. If the election in Nevada were swamped with problems, where’s the best place to be? Why with Secretary of State Ross Miller, of course. If all hell broke loose, he’d be in the loop and I’d be there.