Ignoring the loving bond of families to do it their way Only those who have been unfortunate enough to have had dealings with Family Court, Family Services and Child Protective Services would be able to relate to the story that the Las Vegas Tribune is working on pointing out the[...]
Attorney Christine Guerci-Nyhus is running for District Court Judge in Department 8 against an incumbent that many attorneys and courthouse personnel are afraid of because he is vindictive. Unlike another attorney — running for a different seat in a different jurisdiction in the judicial system — who is accepting the offer from[...]
By Ken Small During the 1998 election cycle voters decided to issue bonds to build new schools and to schedule elementary school classes in a 5-track annual cycle to avoid the cost of building more additional schools.Using that vote as a rationalization the school board later actually borrowed more money and built[...]
After catching up with former Sheriff Candidate Gordon Martines, the Las Vegas Tribune has recently learned that he is planning on forming an anti-corruption non-profit organization for the betterment of our community, possibly with the name “ANTI-CORRUPTION COALITION OF NEVADA.” Martines said, “As this community, which happens also to be[...]
Labor Debts Leaves Unwitting General Contractors Footing the Bill Twice By Zachariah Parry Since 1931, general contractors in Nevada have borne the responsibility of ensuring that the laborers working for its subcontractors are paid. A general contractor that has not taken measures to make sure wages are paid is ultimately[...]
President Obama has requested $3.7 billion in emergency funds for the child migrant crisis, but Republicans and Democrats disagree on numerous details. Here’s what could happen if Congress breaks without doing anything. By Francine Kiefer Washington — With two weeks before Congress breaks for a five-week summer recess, the forecast[...]
Editorials · Letters to the Editor
I just read your commentary on the Las Vegas Constables office and the present Constable (an elected official) etc. This is being written not as sour grapes on my part, but rather to advise your newspaper, and your readers, as to certain facts regarding the office of Constable. Constables were[...]
From The Desk Of Gordon Martines
Not counting the lack of accountability and information regarding the 600+ other children that were supposedly at the Sandy Hook elementary school slaughter, or why they were even attending the school in the first place after the school was condemned several months earlier for asbestos; or why Building No. 7,[...]
For a change this week I don’t have to start my column with bad news about the death or hospitalization of someone I know. This week I have several good things to write about and I am glad to share it with all of you, my readers, who always give[...]
Las Vegas veterinarian Dr. David Drake is urging pet owners to microchip their pets if they have not already done so. Research shows that without a microchip, 90 percent of lost pets are never reunited with their owners. A microchip is a small device encoded with a unique serial number[...]
Hundreds of immigrant children have been taken north of the U.S.-Mexico border to stay with relatives or in temporary government or charitable facilities. Governors there say they’ve been kept in the dark. By Brad Knickerbocker The focus of the political, legal, and social fight over thousands of immigration children streaming[...]
Deportation is not currently a widely used option, according to figures from the Department of Health and Human Services, which is responsible for taking care of unaccompanied children crossing the border. By Lourdes Medrano Tucson, Ariz. — While President Obama has warned Central American parents not to send their children to[...]
By Thomas A NagyPart Sixth of a Series How and why would a ninety-pound woman become a target for assassination by forces sworn “to protect and serve?” Other than asking for justice regarding the murder of her twenty-five year old son, then demanding action after initial efforts are rebuffed, what[...]
By John Thomas Marketing, Money, and Management — or M-3; that was the theme and purpose of this buisness networking put on by Mr. Andrick Wesley and the staff over at All Computer Needs on July 9th, from 6 to 9 p.m., at their 7495 W. Azure Drive address. Having arrived late and having[...]
