Residents interested in serving as crossing guards near neighborhood schools are encouraged to apply for open jobs. There is an immediate need for more than 80 crossing guards and recruitment will be ongoing throughout the school year. High-needs areas include the southwest Las Vegas Valley, Spring Valley and neighborhoods in the central Las Vegas … [Read more...] about Crossing guard recruitment under way for new school year
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Book review: The maturation of medicine in Nevada
By Thomas Mitchell Nevada native, long-time newspaper columnist and author John L. Smith has just published the final volume in his series of thin paperbacks devoted to recounting the exploits and discoveries of some of the most colorful characters who shaped Nevada and the West — especially suited for younger readers wanting a taste of their home state’s … [Read more...] about Book review: The maturation of medicine in Nevada
Following Nevada OSHA’s adoption of heat guidelines, there are free resources for employers to protect employees from heat-related illness and injuries
According to a recent study, Las Vegas has seen an increase of 5.8 degrees in summer temperatures since 1970, which makes it the second fastest-warming city in the U.S. Reno, Nevada ranked first. In April 2022, Federal OSHA announced the launch of a National Emphasis Program (NEP) to protect millions of workers from heat illness and injuries. Nevada OSHA has adopted the … [Read more...] about Following Nevada OSHA’s adoption of heat guidelines, there are free resources for employers to protect employees from heat-related illness and injuries
Applicants Sought for Citizen Review Board
The County is currently seeking qualified applicants to serve on the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Citizen Review Board, which reviews complaints and Internal Affairs’ investigations filed against Metro Police Department officers. The application is available on the Citizen Review Board website … [Read more...] about Applicants Sought for Citizen Review Board
The Nevada Independent: ‘Big Lie’ candidates’ primary success could further erode democracy, advocates say
By The Nevada Independent Hundreds of donors poured nearly a quarter million dollars into the primary campaigns of Nevada legislative candidates who publicly expressed support for the “Big Lie.” An examination of campaign finance documents by The Nevada Independent and KUNR revealed contributions made between January and June came from various sources: a … [Read more...] about The Nevada Independent: ‘Big Lie’ candidates’ primary success could further erode democracy, advocates say