Did you ever wonder why a good vacuum really sucks? And why is the third hand on the watch always called “second hand?” And why does “slow down” and “slow up” mean basically the same thing? Life is weird like that. Sometimes we say something that can be misunderstood? Some things forbade understanding.[…]
By Nina Radcliff, MD I recently came across a card with a Golden Retriever looking into the horizon that read: “I don’t judge others. I don’t hate. I don’t discriminate. I don’t care about money. I don’t hold grudges. I DO know how to love unconditionally and that’s all I want in return.[…]
Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority officials made it public their interest in spending almost $200 million to buy the 60-year-old Riviera Hotel at the north end of the famous Las Vegas Strip was confirmed last Tuesday. If the deal is approved, the agency would close the property and demolish it to open the[…]
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman will be on Face The Tribune radio show on Monday, February 23 at noon, it was confirmed by a City Hall spokesperson. Ms. Goodman, the wife of former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman, was elected to the position in June 2011 after her husband was termed out by a[…]
From The Desk Of Gordon Martines
The LVMPD’S involvement with Assemblyman Chris Edwards’ criminal extortion claim is unwarranted and smacks of a conflict of interest by LVMPD’S involvement. For all intents and purposes, the main allegation by Edwards is that he was pressured and bullied by others to cast his vote in a certain way regarding the Governor Brian Sandoval[…]
Our readers may already know the name Tom Mitchell. Las Vegas Tribune is pleased to announce that he will join the list of contributors that makes the newspaper one of the most-read online newspapers in Nevada and the nation. Thomas Mitchell is a former newspaper editor who now writes conservative/libertarian columns for weekly papers[…]
Being contaminated with the “political bug” is very dangerous; and when the illness infects someone so that they want to run for any office in any election cycle, the cost is indeed very high. Former Assembly candidate Megan Heryet, a candidate who only 28 percent of District 15 thought was good enough to[…]
Editorials · On a Personal Note
Some days it just gets to you. Some days you just wonder why the heck the obvious cannot be seen by any country, especially ours. But then when you ponder further, you know why: no country wants to be the first to give up their sovereignty to join in unity with other countries. For[…]
Editorials · Our Point of View
Last week Brian Williams was suspended for six months without pay for misrepresenting events that happened during the Iraq War. Williams has been the anchor of the NBC Nightly News for over a decade, and after he admitted on the air that he had misrepresented some events while he was covering the Iraq[…]
I was visiting a local jewelry store recently to do some shopping for Valentine’s Day. While perusing the choices for my wife of some four decades, I couldn’t help but overhear a conversation of a fellow customer who had decided on a bracelet with hearts for a girlfriend. The jeweler asked him what[…]
Councilman Beers confirms he is running for Harry Reid’s U.S. Senate seat in 2016 ElectionFebruary 25, 2015
People come here on vacation and leave (if they are allowed to leave) on probation.February 25, 2015
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