StatePoint The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life for the 44 million caregivers in the U.S. and the people they care for, with social distancing creating new routines, concerns and challenges. Courtesy of Autism Speaks and Gillette Judith and Jack Ursitti use a razor designed for caregivers and their loved ones. To help caregivers adapt to the new normal, Judith … [Read more...] about How Caregivers Can Adapt to the New Normal
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Lavere Redfield’s hoard of silver dollars
By Dennis Cassinelli In a previous article. I told of my fascination for silver dollars. This article was picked up by a national coin collecting publication and as a result, my sales of Chronicles of the Comstock have soared. They also reprinted my story about the Carson City coin Press No. 1. So now, I will tell the amazing story of Lavere … [Read more...] about Lavere Redfield’s hoard of silver dollars
‘Safe & Sane’ Fireworks Sales Period Starts Sunday
With “safe and sane” fireworks going on sale Sunday, officials are reminding the public that anyone caught using illegal fireworks may face citations and fines as part of the “You Light It, We Write It” campaign, www.YouLightItWeWriteIt.Vegas. Residents also are asked to report complaints about illegal fireworks online at www.ISpyFireworks.com instead of … [Read more...] about ‘Safe & Sane’ Fireworks Sales Period Starts Sunday
The Nevada Independent: Blended schedules, budget uncertainty confound Clark County school board, community
By Jackie Valley/The Nevada Independent When the Clark County School District surveyed students, parents and staff about their desires for the upcoming academic year, respondents overwhelmingly favored a full-time return to school. Superintendent Jesus Jara That’s not looking like the reality come August. Earlier this week, the district unveiled the broad strokes … [Read more...] about The Nevada Independent: Blended schedules, budget uncertainty confound Clark County school board, community
Public Reminded to Wear Face Coverings, Socially Distance When in County Buildings
Anyone headed to a County community center, permit office or any other County building is reminded to wear a face covering and practice social distancing in order to comply with the governor’s directive aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus. An appropriate face covering fully covers a person’s nose and mouth, and could be a homemade cloth covering, scarf, … [Read more...] about Public Reminded to Wear Face Coverings, Socially Distance When in County Buildings