Noticias de la Semana

¿Otra crisis humanitaria en la frontera?
La situación que se vive en la frontera sur de Estados Unidos con la llegada de miles de migrantes, muchos de ellos menores no acompañados, nuevamente acapara la atención de organizaciones y medios de comunicación a nivel internacional, quienes han criticado ciertas acciones tomadas por el presidente Joe Biden para resolver este problema que ha existido desde administraciones anteriores.

Semana Santa en Las Vegas
“En este día, escuchamos la triste realidad de un Dios, bienvenidos a su casa, la casa de Dios, a quienes nos ven en redes sociales, en Colombia en Venezuela, a todos los hogares que durante este año de pandemia se ha convertido en una casa de iglesia doméstica. Seguiremos unidos en el dolor y sufrimiento de la pandemia, pero con la convicción de seguir a Cristo. A los que están en el gimnasio, también les deseo una semana de verdad Santa. Hoy comienza la Semana Mayor”, comentó a la feligresía congregada en la parroquia de Santa Ana, el presbítero Gregorio León, durante la homilía donde se recuerda la entrada de Jesús de Nazareth a Jerusalem, donde fue recibido como un rey y alabado con palmas, pero que, una semana después sería crucificado, dando origen a la religión que profesan millones de fieles en todo el mundo.

La muerte de George Floyd provocó cambios en la policía de Las Vegas
El alguacil del Condado Clark, Joe Lombardo, declaró el martes que la policía de Las Vegas ha hecho cambios en su política para evitar tragedias como la muerte de George Floyd el año pasado.

Pfizer: Su vacuna contra COVID-19 protege a los adolescentes más jóvenes
Pfizer anunció el miércoles que su vacuna contra COVID-19 es segura y fuertemente protectora en niños de tan solo 12 años.

Los Raiders y la NFL esperan llenar el Estadio Allegiant esta temporada
En una conferencia telefónica con los medios de comunicación el martes, Roger Goodell declaró que su expectativa es que los estadios operen a plena capacidad esta temporada.

Gracias a pruebas de ADN, identifican a hombre que estranguló a mujer
Evidencias de ADN encontradas en las manos de una mujer asesinada en un apartamento del centro de Las Vegas en febrero condujeron a la detención de un hombre ahora acusado de su asesinato, según registros policiales.

¿Cuántos casos de variantes de COVID hay ahora en Nevada?
En Nevada se está generando un aumento de las infecciones de la variante COVID-19 del Reino Unido.

Pasaporte sanitario pretende ayudar a que las convenciones vuelvan a Las Vegas
Reviv Global lanza su Heliix Health Passport en Las Vegas.

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Block grant projects reprioritized by Nye County
Last year, Nye County commissioners had the opportunity to submit four applications for the fiscal year 2021 Community Development Block Grant Program but with several million dollars in funding requests submitted by various entities throughout the state of Nevada, and not enough money to cover them all, the applications were back before commissioners this month for review to determine which of the four should be designated as of highest priority.

Easter celebration set for April 3 in Pahrump
With Easter just over a handful of days away, the Easter Bunny is preparing to make a special trip to the Pahrump Valley the day before the holiday, where he will be stopping by the Community Easter Meal Curbside Pickup to greet the hundreds of attendees that are anticipated to make their way through the event on Saturday, April 3.

Get familiar with the Nevada AG’s Office
What role does the Nevada Attorney General’s Office play? What is the scope of its functions and duties? Over what does the Nevada AG’s office have jurisdiction? What kind of programs and services does it offer Nevada residents?

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If it is so bad here, why does everyone want to come?

Comic shop to open at its new location
Local residents will have the opportunity to meet Hollywood actor Sam Jones, as Pahrump’s Hypno Comics is hosting a Saturday, March 27 grand opening at its new location on 720 East Street beginning at 10 a.m.

Off-road racing returns to Nye in May
Best In The Desert, the World Hare and Hound Championship is scheduled to take place in Tonopah from May 21 through May 23, according to the press release.

Traditional soup is comforting year-round
Ah, matzo ball soup. The very words conjure soothing comfort to the soul. Rich, savory chicken broth with tender pieces of chicken and pillowy cloud-like dumplings made from matzo crackers. Anytime I see it on the menu at a deli I order it, especially if I’m in need of revitalization. They don’t call it Jewish penicillin for nothing.

Pahrump COVID-19 Prayer Service offers solace and hope
It was a solemn and yet inspirational afternoon at Inspirations Senior Living Center as those who call the assisted living facility home gathered with staff and members of the general public for the COVID-19 Prayer Service.

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BCHS, Garrett welcome students to campus
Older students in Boulder City were present in person and on campus Monday, March 22, for the first time in more than a year.

Field narrowed for attorney, manager posts
City Council has narrowed the field of candidates for a new city attorney and city manager and is planning to conduct the first round of interviews the week of April 5.

Process to develop land near golf course advances
Staff is drafting a request for proposal to develop land near Boulder Creek Golf Club at the request of the City Council.

Ethics complaint against mayor dismissed
The Nevada Commission on Ethics recently dismissed a complaint accusing Mayor Kiernan McManus of abusing his position as a public officer because of a “lack of sufficient credible evidence of a violation.”

Bass club heads to nationals
Boulder City will send two teams to the national high school fishing championships after qualifying for the competition at the 2021 TBF Nevada High School State Championship on March 6.

Business Beat: Mom designs hobby into business
A Boulder City mom recently turned her hobby into a full-time job with her local business, Asquad Designs.

Traditional soup comforting year-round
Ah, matzo ball soup. The very words conjure soothing comfort to the soul. Rich savory chicken broth with tender pieces of chicken and pillowy, cloud-like dumplings made from matzo. Anytime I see it on the menu at a deli I order it, especially if I’m in need of revitalization. They don’t call it Jewish penicillin for nothing.

Ex-employees’ claims on hold til Supreme Court weighs in
A Nevada District Court judge has stayed all motions in a case brought against Boulder City by two former employees.

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Noticias de la Semana

Demócratas enfrentan decisiones difíciles en materia migratoria
Los republicanos argumentan que los demócratas son ahora los que arrojan “niños en jaulas”

Recursos para organizaciones sin fines de lucro
Recientemente, United Way of Southern Nevada (UWSN) informó que está proporcionando fondos a organizaciones sin fines de lucro que están ayudando a la comunidad del sur de Nevada tras los estragos ocasionados por la pandemia de COVID-19. Los servicios locales que son elegibles son aquellos que apoyan a niños, familias y trabajadores.

Legislación histórica plantea reforma migratoria
La Ley de Promesa y Sueño Americano brindaría protección contra la deportación y un camino hacia la ciudadanía para (hasta) 3.4 millones de inmigrantes, incluidos DREAMers y aquellos que han calificado para el estatus de protección temporal (TPS, por sus siglas en inglés) o el estatus de salida forzada diferida (DED, por sus siglas en inglés). La Ley de Modernización de la Fuerza Laboral Agrícola proporcionaría un camino hacia la residencia permanente legal para los trabajadores agrícolas indocumentados, que constituyen la mayoría de la fuerza laboral agrícola total de nuestro país.

CCSD planea ofrecer opciones a los estudiantes el próximo año
El próximo año escolar, el distrito tiene como objetivo proporcionar tanto opciones en persona y de aprendizaje a distancia para los estudiantes.

Padre adoptivo de North Las Vegas acusado de agredir sexualmente a una niña
Un padre adoptivo de North Las Vegas fue arrestado el domingo tras ser acusado de abusar sexualmente de una niña la pasada primavera, según un informe de arresto publicado recientemente.

Senado Estatal aprueba la propuesta de enmienda para la igualdad de derechos en Nevada
El Senado estatal volvió a aprobar la Senate Joint Resolution 8 , aprobada en 2019, con una votación de 18 a 3.

Agresor de una mujer tenía antecedentes de delitos sexuales
El joven de 18 años acusado de agredir sexualmente a una mujer que salió a pasear a su perro a principios de este mes se había enfrentado a cargos similares cuando era menor de edad, según el informe de su detención.

En señal de recuperación, el Condado Clark proyecta aumento presupuestario del 18%
El Condado Clark proyecta un aumento del 18 por ciento en su presupuesto a partir de julio, una señal de que los funcionarios prevén que la economía se recuperará progresivamente de los profundos recortes provocados por la pandemia.

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Pahrump’s Little League opens season in style
It might not have been the hero’s welcome he received when he came home from the hospital after being shot in the line of duty last year, but Bryan Cooper received a pretty cool honor Saturday from the Pahrump Valley Little League.

Methodical Pirates shut out Trojans in opener
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

Nye County preparing for transition to local control of COVID-19
In just over one month’s time, Nevada plans to turn over management of certain aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic to local authorities, and Nye County is gearing up for that transition, with an update on the status of the pandemic in the county provided to the Nevada COVID-19 Task Force at its Thursday, March 18 meeting.

Letters to the Editor
We all need to be really careful what we wish for

Wild horse struck by vehicle euthanized
A Nye County Sheriff’s Office Animal Control officer was forced to euthanize a wild horse after the animal was struck by a vehicle on Thursday evening, March 18.

California Lottery
No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in the Saturday, March 20 drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $31 million.

Hornets put it all together in sweep against Round Mountain
Going into Saturday’s match at Beatty, the Round Mountain and Beatty high school girls volleyball teams had very different mindsets.

Thinking about buying a house in Pahrump?
Most everyone has heard the advice to start saving for retirement as soon as that very first paycheck. But what about for buying a house in Pahrump?

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Araujo’s switch to cross country off to good start
When Pahrump Valley High School junior Makani Araujo told her sister she was going to run cross country, the reaction was unsurprising.

Horseshoes benefit raises $500 for ex-official Norton
What do horseshoes people do when one of their own needs a little help? Hold a benefit horseshoes tournament, of course.

Hornets avenge opening volleyball loss to Tonopah
The Beatty High School girls volleyball team had an up-and-down weekend, dropping matches on Friday and Saturday before rallying to avenge their first loss of the season in Saturday’s final match.

BLM comments on Calvada Eye horse removal
Additional information has emerged regarding the relocation of at least three wild horses who graze the Calvada Eye.

Three vying for VEA district 1 seat
It’s election season at Valley Electric Association and that means it is decision-making time for thousands of member-owners who reside in the utility’s district 1 and district 3 service areas.

TIM BURKE: Social events in state making their return in 2021
Events have slowly begun to return as the pandemic continues to wind down. In Las Vegas, the NASCAR Weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway just completed with fans in attendance.

Letters to the Editor
There is clearly some anti-American stuff going on

One person dead after head-on crash
A two-vehicle collision Sunday morning, March 14 claimed the life of one driver.

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Volunteers have vowed to ‘Clean up Pahrump’
After arriving in Pahrump from the Northeast, several years back, local resident Faith Muello noticed something along the roadways and the desert which became a source of annoyance to her.

Another step forward for public shooting range in Pahrump
Nye County has taken another step forward in pursuit of a public shooting range, with commissioners granting formal approval to the project during a meeting held earlier this month.

Nye County government offices to reopen
It has been more than 12 months since the first case of the coronavirus was reported in Nevada and over the last year, shutdowns, cancellations and postponements had become something of the standard in the state. Now, however, with the COVID-19 pandemic appearing to subside somewhat, life is starting to slowly inch its way back toward normality and as part of this return to business as usual, Nye County government offices are finally set to reopen to the public.

Pahrump GriefShare continues to heal the wounds of loss
When a person loses someone they love, a spouse, a sibling, a mother, father or friend, it can plunge them into the depths of grief. Life can very suddenly turn from a wonderful, joyous thing into something dark and distressing, leaving a person with a sense of suffering so acute that a return to normal life can seem impossible.

Letters to the Editor
Cheating is OK – as long as it’s with the right people

DIVAS ON A DIME: An Irish twist on potato pancakes for St. Patrick’s Day
Every year, I try to come up with a creative spin on Irish food for St. Patrick’s Day beyond corned beef and cabbage, things soaked with Bailey’s or regular food magically tinted green.

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Girls soccer: Carrington finds positives in Pahrump Valley’s loss to Gorman
There was no surprise on the Trojan Field scoreboard, which read Bishop Gorman 4, Pahrump Valley 0 after the opening game of the Trojans’ girls soccer season.

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COVID: Impact of virus touches all
A year ago everything changed when COVID-19 became a daily part of life.

Police to add lieutenant spots
The Boulder City Police Department is adding two lieutenant positions to better serve the community and its officers.

Lake Mead gains favor among visitors
More than 8 million people visited Lake Mead National Recreation Area last year, moving it to the fifth most visited National Park Service site in the country.

Time is of the essence
This week has me thinking about time.

Sports back on schedule
With the Feb. 24 approval of spring sports being played by the Clark County School District, Boulder City High School is taking necessary steps to ensure its athletes can get back on the field safely.

Let’s spring into action
It is time for Boulder City, and the rest of Clark County, to secede.

Accentuate the positive with artistic tiles
One or a few cracked, loose or chipped tiles can downgrade the look and even function of an entire floor, wall or countertop, especially if they’re situated in a high usage or visible area. In a bathtub/shower or any wet location, marred tiles can lead to water damage to the substrate, causing musty odors, mold growth, loosening of tiles, etc.

Potato pancakes get Irish twist for St. Patrick’s Day
Every year, I try to come up with a creative spin on Irish food for St. Patrick’s Day beyond corned beef and cabbage — things soaked with Bailey’s or regular food magically tinted green.

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“Con orgullo digo: soy mamá Foster”: Felicitas Durán
Debido a la pandemia causada por el coronavirus (COVID-19), el Departamento de Servicios para la Familia del Condado Clark (DFS, por sus siglas en inglés) desea compartir las dificultades y experiencias que han tenido que superar las familias que tienen a su cargo el cuidado de menores (Foster Care), que son adoptados de manera temporal en (Foster Homes) y que fueron retirados de sus padres biológicos.

LVMPD invita a los jóvenes latinos a participar en “Explorer Program”
El Departamento de Policía Metropolitana de Las Vegas (LVMPD, por sus siglas en inglés) está invitando a todos los jóvenes del sur de Nevada -en edades de 16 a 20 años- a que se unan a su “Explorer Program”, un programa que ofrece experiencias únicas sobre diversos aspectos relacionados a las fuerzas de seguridad.

Expande sus servicios el DMV a la comunidad hispana
El Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados (DMV, por sus siglas en inglés), está lanzando una campaña de concientización dirigida a las comunidades de habla hispana, para alentarlos a utilizar la lista de servicios alternativos disponibles en línea.

Chicago sueña con abrir un casino inspirado en Las Vegas
La alcaldesa de Chicago, Lori Lightfoot, espera que las empresas de casinos con dirección en Las Vegas respondan a una solicitud de propuestas para construir un complejo turístico en la Windy City.

Niños de una primaria vieron una caricatura que representa como “monstruos” a jueces conservadores
Vassiliadis Elementary School, en el noroeste de Las Vegas, se disculpó el lunes ante los padres después de que un video de caricaturas políticas se mostrara a los alumnos en el Día Internacional de la Mujer.

Proyecto de ley prohibiría mascotas “racistas” y nombres ofensivos
Un proyecto de ley presentado el martes en la Asamblea Legislativa de Nevada obligaría a los centros escolares a eliminar las mascotas y los logotipos racistas.

Muere guardia de seguridad en un asesinato-suicidio en el estacionamiento de empleados de Wynn
Un guardia de seguridad fue asesinado en un aparente asesinato-suicidio en el garaje de empleados del Wynn Las Vegas el martes por la noche.

Aprueba la LVCVA gasto de 3.5 mdd para próximos eventos especiales
Las Vegas Events, la rama de organización de eventos privados de la LVCVA, solicitó la financiación para Downtown Rocks, Life Is Beautiful y el evento del campeonato de bolos, con RR Partners y la LVCVA como patrocinadores del evento de carreras de toros.

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