Hard-working people are struggling with rents, utilities, job loss and health insurance. Hard-core criminals in prison contribute nothing to our economy or society.
Letters
The erosion of parental rights by state legislators is tantamount to coercion and meddling with constitutional liberties and freedoms.
Las Vegas children go hungry as some of Southern Nevada’s highest paid public employees receive up to $700 a month as a car allowance.
We will always have sharp political disagreements.
Time for all parents and grandparents to keep in touch with what our legislators are trying to do to our kids without our knowledge.
Teach what we know, not a columnist’s version of morality.
Ruben Navarrette’s column was appalling.
In a place where we routinely accommodate the tourism industry and our visitors, how about taking the safety and well being of our residents into consideration?
It’s been three years since the smartest of the science folks assured us that they were following the science.
The area is already protected. The locals do not want the Avi Kwa Ame National Monument, and it is not needed.
Taxpayers already pay for lodging, food and health care.
With all the money generated from tourism and taxes, the commission would and could do a better job.
Will God have to take things in hand and tell mankind to go back to start over with the sundial so they will understand once again how time works? Only time will tell.
How about killing the loopholes for the big real estate owners first?
How are we supposed to support UNLV when we’re paying $20 to park? It’s outrageous.
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