MGM Grand workers approve five-year deal

MGM Grand workers who are represented by the Culinary and Bartenders unions ratified a new five-year collective bargaining agreement Saturday that is similar to other Strip resort contracts ratified before the economic downturn.

NEON THIS WEEK

Blue Jungle at Double Down

Hiker discovers parts of skeleton

A hiker found parts of a human skeleton in a remote area of the northwest valley Saturday morning.

Actress giving CityCenter a kiss

Eva Longoria of “Desperate Housewives” and star chef Todd English are teaming up on a Latin-tinged steakhouse concept for CityCenter.

Ensign’s confession shows his conceit has no boundaries

Tanned and toned, with not a silver hair out of place, Sen. John Ensign went before local reporters Tuesday to admit his affair with a former close family friend and campaign staffer.

Exposure to swine flu now may have silver lining later

After four students at Marion Earl Elementary School were diagnosed with swine flu earlier this month, hundreds of parents, fearful that their children might be exposed to the virus, kept their children home.

IN BRIEF

FATAL ACCIDENT

TOP NEWS

Sen. John Ensign called a Las Vegas news conference on Tuesday to disclose what he called “the worst thing that I’ve ever done in my life”: an affair with a married woman from his campaign staff.

Ensign’s approval rating drops

Since admitting an extramarital affair with a former staffer, Sen. John Ensign’s approval rating in his home state has plunged. In a new Las Vegas Review-Journal poll of Nevada voters, 39 percent had a favorable view of Ensign, a drop of 14 percentage points from a month ago. … Yet most Nevada voters, 62 percent, do not think Ensign should resign from the Senate. … In fact, Ensign remains relatively well regarded in a state whose other two top statewide officials, Gov. Jim Gibbons and Sen. Harry Reid, were already quite unpopular.


Poll results

Socialism begets tyranny? Coincidence!

Today, the socialists have taught most Americans to expect lots of things — government schools, government fire and police protection — are and should be “free.”

Reality is scarier than conspiracies

Barack Obama was born in a foreign nation as part of a genetic experiment, raised a Muslim and brainwashed by radicals. Think X-Men meets Malcolm X.

John Ensign’s three wrongs

The John Ensign sex scandal raises three issues, two of which ought to be dismissed.

Do the feds own everything?

Utah’s U.S. senators say they want Congress to probe the actions of federal agents who arrested two dozen people — four of them older than 70 — June 10 in an investigation of the “theft” of ancient artifacts in the Four Corners region.

No teachers union left behind

The state’s education establishment wasn’t bashful about turning the 2009 Legislature into a hostage crisis. Nevada’s schoolchildren might as well have been bound, gagged, blindfolded and booby-trapped with explosives. Without massive tax increases, the teacher unions warned lawmakers and taxpayers, “the children” would face a horrible fate.

Beware of Democratic health care ‘reform’

Health coverage today is out of reach for too many American families. Approximately 182 million Americans currently receive some form of employer-sponsored health coverage. With so many people’s health care at stake, Congress should ensure that any changes to our health care system do not jeopardize coverage for those who already have medical coverage.

BOOKMARK

Here is a listing of events designed for book lovers. Information is subject to change or cancellation without notice. Additions or changes to this listing must be submitted at least 10 days in advance of Sunday publication to Bookmark, Las Vegas Review-Journal, P.O. Box 70, Las Vegas, NV 89125. For more information, call 383-0306.

Boys and Girls Clubs raise funds at auction and dinner

Boys and Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada hosted supporters at its auction and dinner at Green Valley Ranch on June 13. The event began with a reception and silent auction, which offered 97 items for bid.

Redemption leads to rich life for father and son

1999. My birth-father is playing whiffle ball with my two sons, 8 and 6. My boys are in heaven. Their grandfather, too. He hits them grounders and flies, encouraging them, teaching them. Being with them.

R-VOICE

Skylar Williams interviewed students at Basic High School.

OUTDOOR BRIEFS

GOOD TURNOUT

Reduce home cooling costs with plants

Landscaping with energy efficiency in mind is not a new idea. In the early days of Las Vegas, Helen J. Stewart and others used cottonwood and mesquite trees to modify temperatures around their homes. Today, many of us head for the mountains to cool off.

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