Your Aug. 17 article, “Construction wraps up along Summerlin Parkway,” mentions the $2 million tension steel cable barriers. That $2 million would have been better spent on a permanent center barrier — or even simply large boulders properly placed.
The existing cables overlap in places and aren’t needed where trees and mounds exist. In certain places the cables are too close to the road to allow a car to exit in emergency. Add to that, the cables are unsightly.
Powers-that-be should examine it as a workable solution.
When choosing to send your children to a charter schools, you might want to consider some of the derogatory aspects of being a charter school teacher.
It is difficult to escape the conclusion the Rep. Lee is more interested in marching lockstep with her party than the welfare of her constituents.
Edward Vodek may think it is a good idea to turn the Eastside Cannery into some sort of shelter (Oct. 31 letter), but he probably doesn’t live close by.
As usual, Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is jumping on the bandwagon with other democratic AGs, this time suing Donald Trump and the federal government over SNAP benefit payouts.
Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer, please open up our government. It’s no longer a matter of who is going to win. It’s a matter of the people and country losing.
Here we are, at it again. Nothing accomplished. Everyone not getting paid, except members of Congress. Wow, what leadership.
The GOP offered negotiations to temporary funding the measure while the shut-down continued, but the Democrats refused.
In her Oct. 26 op-ed, Sen. Jacky Rosen claims to be fighting for everyday Americans, but she doesn’t address the root causes of why the Democrats refuse to vote to reopen the government.
