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RANCHO SIERRA VARIANCES
Douglas County commissioners reject seven variances
being sought for the 353-home project.
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HUB OF ACTIVITY
Compromise
reached for
development
Under city’s management, Adams
Hub continues to move forward
of portion of
By Anne Knowles | aknowles@nevadaappeal.com Lompa Ranch
Adams Hub is reevaluating its services and By Anne Knowles
mapping out a way forward now that Car- aknowles@nevadaappeal.com
son City has taken over the business center
from its founder, the Hope & Mae Adams The Board of Supervisors on
Foundation. Thursday reached a compromise
In May, the Board of Supervisors accepted on development plans for another
a $1.1 million grant from the foundation to portion of Lompa Ranch.
lease and run the downtown center for the At issue was road access to the
next three years with the goal of becoming a 27-acre, landlocked parcel south
self-sustaining facility the city can continue of 5th Street, which is currently
to operate. only accessible via Railroad Drive.
The hub was put under the authority of the The property, being developed
Carson City Library, and Valerie Cauhape, by Blackstone Development
who oversaw Carson City Health and Human Group in partnership with the
Services accreditation process, was hired as owner, a member of the Lom-
business development manager. pa family, needed to be rezoned
“I’ve had the opportunity to sit down with NEVADA APPEAL and a specific plan created for
current and previous clients, mentors, and The Adams Hub, now under the management of the city, is continuing to move forward with it that lays out the rules for
service providers, and talk about what made plenty of programs and activities. development.
this place special,” said Cauhape. “We want to The Planning Commission
keep as much of the good stuff as we can.” Another goal is to provide more workforce “I hope to have a schedule fleshed out in the voted to recommend to the board
Now, Cauhape is working on Adams Hub’s development for the Carson City community fall. We may start with monthly meetings and the zoning change from agricul-
master plan. A preliminary plan with three at large. go from there,” she said. ture to single-family 6000, and
immediate goals was approved by the Library Cauhape is working on a schedule of work- Eventually, Cauhape hopes momentum be- the Blackstone Specific Plan Area
Board of Trustees last week. shops, some free, some with a likely fee of hind that could lead to a Carson City SCORE that requires the developer to put
The first goal is to develop a more compre- $15, to be conducted by members of the Reno chapter. in secondary, emergency access
hensive plan in conjunction with the library’s chapter of SCORE, a national organization to that could be turned into a public
master plan next year. help small businesses get off the ground. HUB, A5 access road once traffic warrant-
ed it.
At the commission meeting
Did it feel like the hottest month ever in July? It was in Carson City in May, residents in an existing
residential subdivision on and
Staff and AP reports an average of 75.8 degrees. That City’s average high temperature degrees. around Railroad Drive opposed
edged out the previous record of “only” reached the top five for The warmest night of July the plan over concerns of limited
Of course it felt hot in July, as 75.5 degrees set in July 2014. the month of July, ranking fifth reached 69, still lower than the access and increased traffic. Some
it always does. But if it felt hotter Last month’s average tempera- at 93.5 degrees. The hottest July record of 73 set in 2002. of those residents also spoke at
than ever, it wasn’t just in a figu- ture was also six degrees above ever for the average high was Carson City reached 100 the board meeting Thursday.
rative sense. the normal of 69.8 for July in 95.3 in 1931. degrees twice in July, reaching The supervisors shared their
The National Weather Service Carson City. That means the average low in exactly 100 both times. concerns.
stated July was the hottest month While a record was set for the July set a record for the highest
on record for Carson City with average temperature, Carson low ever for any month at 58.2 JULY, A7 LOMPA, A5

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ROAD REPORT SHERIFF’S LOG

The following information ap-
plies to the period of Aug. 6-12:
Work will continue on the
Downtown Curry Streetscape
Project. For specific details re-
garding traffic impacts as a result
of the project, please refer to
http://www.carsonproud.com/
for information. This source will
be updated weekly throughout
the duration of the project.
Road closures are expected at
the following locations due to
road/utility work:
■ Gordon Street will be
closed at Fairview Drive, Tues-
day-Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 5:30
p.m.
■ Silver Sage Drive will be
closed between Clearview Drive
and Roland Street, Monday-Sun-
day, all hours. Access will be
open to residents on Silver Sage
Drive.
Lane restrictions are expected
at the following locations due to
road/utility work:
■ Fairview Drive will have re-
duced lanes at Sweetwater Drive,
Monday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
■ Fairview Drive will have
reduced lanes between Butti Way
and Edmonds Drive, Wednes-
day-Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
■ Ormsby Boulevard will
have reduced lanes between
Dartmouth Drive and College
Parkway, Tuesday-Friday, 7 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
■ Special Event: Levitt Con-
cert Series — King Street will be
closed between Division Street
and Thompson Street, Saturday,
noon to 10 p.m.
The following persons were booked into the conduct, resisting an officer and violating and slapping his face until the Fire para-
Carson City Jail. All are presumed innocent conditions of his suspended sentence. Total medics arrived when he slapped her twice.
until proven guilty in court. bail was set at $1,450. He was ordered held in lieu of $5,000 bail.
TUESDAY THURSDAY ■ At 7:51 p.m., an 18-year-old California
■ At 1:57 p.m., Gilbert Ramirez, 41, was ■ At 1:27 a.m., Bruce Meyer of Carson man was arrested on a warrant on suspicion
arrested after the vehicle he was riding in City was arrested on suspicion of possession of failure to appear in court after a traffic
was stopped for failure to maintain a travel of meth and paraphernalia after a traffic stop at Snyder and Gentry Lane. Bail was
lane. He was arrested on suspicion of felony stop at Dori and Sherman for not having a set at $500.
possession of meth after a search of the ve- license plate. A drug dog alerted deputies ■ At 8:37 p.m., a 47-year-old state worker
hicle and ordered held in lieu of $2,500 bail. and a search revealed a meth pipe and a was arrested on suspicion of DUI 1st alco-
■ At 3:18 p.m., Kevin Cottrell, 42, was small quantity of the drug. Bail was set at hol after a traffic stop at Washington and
arrested on a parole violation warrant and $3,500. Stewart streets for speeding. She was also
suspicion of destruction of property after his ■ At 12:45 p.m., a 38-year-old Carson charged with no driver’s license in posses-
girlfriend called dispatch. She told deputies man was arrested on suspicion of violating sion and ordered held in lieu of $1,060 bail.
he kicked in the front door of her apartment a restraining order and contempt of court ■ At 11:41 p.m., Anthony Braceful, 31, and
on Silver Oak. He was held without bail. after his ex-wife told deputies he began tex- Jose Majano-Alvarez, 30, were arrested af-
■ At 6:41 p.m., a 52-year-old was arrested ting her when a judge had ordered him not ter deputies investigated a suspicious vehicle
on suspicion of domestic battery 1st offense to contact her. Her telephone showed 14 text on Old Clear Creek Road. The arrest report
after an anonymous party reported seeing messages from his phone to her phone. He says they were concerned because the stor-
his girlfriend with several bruises on her was ordered held without bail. age unit and homes in that area have been
face and arms. Dispatch also reported there ■ At 2:27 p.m., a 27-year-old was arrest- the target of burglaries. They searched the
were two failure to appear warrants issued ed oon suspicion of battery after a security two and the vehicle after a drug dog alerted
in his name. He was held in lieu of $6,240 guard at Mallory Center reported one of the to the presence of controlled substances
bail. mental health patients hit him with a chair. and found some meth, heroin and several
■ At 7:34 p.m., a Placerville woman was Bail was set at $1,000. pills. Braceful was arrested on suspicion of
arrested on suspicion of a contempt of court ■ At 3:54 p.m., a 29-year-old Carson man felony possession of a controlled substance,
warrant and held in lieu of $500 bail. was arrested on suspicion of domestic bat- gross misdemeanor possession of prescrip-
■ At 11:27 p.m., a Carson man was ar- tery 2nd offense after deputies were called tion pills and misdemeanor possession of
rested on suspicion of a misdemeanor after to a residence on John Street for a report paraphernalia. His bail was set at $6,000.
deputies were called to Pheasant Drive on a of an intoxicated subject. The arrest report Majano-Alvarez was arrested on suspicion
report of a male subject in the street yelling. says his girlfriend found him semi-conscious of felony drug possession and possession of
He was arrested on suspicion of disorderly and was trying to wake him by shaking him paraphernalia. His bail was set at $3,500.
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Tahoe to get $12 million for fire, invasive species prevention
Nevada Appeal Capitol Bureau
Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., says the federal
government has approved $12 million for
innovative fire prevention programs. The
Recycling
grants available
from state
Nevada Appeal Capitol
Bureau
The Nevada Division of
Environmental Protec-
tion has $50,000 in grant
funding for recycling
projects.
The money comes from
the Solid Waste Manage-
ment Account that gets
a dollar for every car tire
sold in the state.
The money will be
awarded for projects
that increase recycling,
public awareness of the
importance of conserving
natural resources and for
the reduction and reuse
of solid waste. Municipal-
ities, nonprofit groups,
schools and other public
institutions are eligible to
apply.
More information is
available at nevadarecy-
cles.nv.gov. The deadly to
apply is 5 p.m., Oct. 1.
funding will also be used to protect against
invasive species in the basin.
One of the technologies is AlertTahoe, a
camera system designed to help firefight-
ers detect wildfires before they become
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Nonprofit to sell Polynesian food at concert
The Northern Nevada HUI Association will be
serving traditional Polynesian food during today’s
concert at the Brewery Arts Center.
The meal is a fundraiser for the HUI Association,
a 501(c)3 non-profit that promotes Polynesian
culture in Northern Nevada by creating a network
of individuals who support each other and share
the same vision.
Frobeck will perform as part of the Brewery Arts
Center Levitt AMP Concert Series with opening
act Trippin’ King Snakes at 7 p.m. Admission is
free. The venue is at 449 W. King St.
Hawaiian plate lunches will be served from
about 5:30 p.m. until close. Plates will range from
$6.50 to $12. Plates will consist of chicken, rice,
mac salad and bottles of water.
Justice Stiglich to be Dems luncheon speaker
Associate Supreme Court Justice Lidia Stiglich
will be the featured speaker at Monday’s
Democratic luncheon.
Justice Stiglich took the bench in January 2017
after appointment by Gov. Sandoval, having
previously served as a 2nd Judicial District judge
in Reno since December 2012.
She’s currently running for a full term on the
Supreme Court against Clark County family court
judge Mathew Harter.
This event is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. on Aug. 6
at Carson City’s Round Table Pizza, near Starbucks
just off of College Parkway. All-you-can-eat buffet
lunch available. All are welcome.
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uncontrollable. The plan includes four new
cameras and upgrades to the 13 existing
cameras in the basin.
“Last year, Nevada experienced devas-
tating wildfires that burned more than 1.3
Sponsored by the Democratic Men’s Committee,
these fundraisers help defer expenses at Carson’s
Democratic HQ while affording the community
an opportunity to engage with candidates, office
holders, subject matter experts and public policy
advocates in an unstructured, open-ended and
informal atmosphere. Donations of $5 or more
gratefully accepted but aren’t required. For
information contact Rich Dunn at 434-8783 or
richdunn@aol.com.
Casting call for Casino Boss starring Piscopo
A new sitcom called “Casino Boss” starring
comedian, movie star and Saturday Night Live
alum, Joe Piscopo, is filming in the Carson Nugget
Casino, located at 507 N. Carson Street.
Show producers are holding a casting call for
extras to appear in the pilot at Alatte inside the
Nugget on Tuesday from 4-7 p.m.
Area residents and guests ages 21 and over are
encouraged to apply. No acting experience is
necessary.
The show films Thursday through Saturday,
Aug. 9-11, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Area residents are
invited to sign up for as many shifts throughout
the three days as they wish.
Locals Roger Diez, Cameron Crane and Sophie
Moeller are also part of the cast. A public meet
and greet with the cast is scheduled for Aug. 10,
from 6-7 p.m. in the Loft Bar inside the Carson
Nugget Casino.
Visit www.CCNugget.com or www.
CasinoBossTV.com for information.
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million acres of land, making it one of the
worst fire seasons on record,” said Heller.
He said with the Perry fire north of Reno
and the huge Martin fire near Winnemuc-
ca, this year isn’t looking a lot better.
Comstock Democratic Club to meet Tuesday
The Comstock Democratic Club of Dayton will
move its next monthly meeting to Tuesday from
6 to 8 p.m. in the Community Room of the Dayton
Valley Branch Library.
The club said this is a one-time date change. All
other meetings will return to the second Tuesday
of the month at the Dayton Valley Branch Library
from 6 to 8 p.m.
Carson Valley Desert Brushes to meet Thursday
The Carson Valley Desert Brushes will meet at 10
a.m. Thursday at the Carson City Fire Station No.
12, 3620 N. Sunridge Drive.
Painters of all levels, and those who would like to
learn to paint, are welcome.
The club will be preparing for a painting seminar
Aug. 18-19.
For information, call Linda at 775-265-1746.
Free program to aid military families
facing mental health challenges
The National Alliance on Mental Illness, NAMI,
is offering a free education program for family,
friends and significant others of military service
members and veterans with mental health
conditions.
NAMI Western Nevada will offer the program
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays from Aug. 11 to
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Fire restrictions in Carson Ranger District to begin today

Nevada Appeal staff report
SPARKS — Increased fuels due to the wet
winter and spring, drying vegetation, high
fuel loading, and increasing daytime tempera-
tures have prompted the Bridgeport and Car-
son Ranger Districts on the Humbolt-Toiyabe
National Forest to announce the implementa-
tion of fire restrictions beginning today.
“With the heavy fuel loading in the Sierra
Front and increased fire activity across the
region, going into fire restrictions is an im-
portant step for us to help prevent wildfires,”
said Mike Wilde, district fire management
officer. “People are encouraged to safely enjoy
the public lands, bearing in mind that hu-
man-caused fires threaten human life, private
property, and public land resources every
summer.”
Fire restrictions prohibit the following:
■ Building, maintaining, attending, or
using a fire (using wood, charcoal or any other
material), campfire, or stove fire except a
portable stove using gas, jellied petroleum, or
pressurized liquid fuel outside of a developed
fee campground or picnic area (except by
permit).
■ Smoking, except within an enclosed ve-
hicle or at a developed campground or picnic
area.
■ Operating vehicles or other motorized
equipment off of existing paved, gravel, or dirt
roads.
■ Welding or operating an acetylene torch
with open flames, except by permit.
■ Using, or causing to be used, any explo-
sive, except by permit.
■ Possession or use of fireworks (always
prohibited) or any other incendiary device. GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO
■ Use of tracer rounds, steel-core ammu- The Bureau of Land Management, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Public Domain Allotments, and the
nition, or exploding targets, including binary U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service announce the implementation of fire restrictions on all lands under their
explosive targets while recreational shooting. jurisdiction effective 12:01 a.m. Saturday and lasting until further notice.
Violators found guilty of having a fire
during restrictions on the Humboldt-Toiyabe that occur if they’re found liable for causing a For information or clarification on the
National Forest could receive a maximum wildfire. restrictions, visit www.fs.usda.gov/htnf or
fine of $5,000 or six months in jail or both. Report fires to the Sierra Front Interagency contact the Bridgeport Ranger District at
Persons may also be responsible for resource Fire Dispatch Center, Minden, 775-883-5995, 760-932-7070 or Carson Ranger District at
damage, suppression costs, and any injuries or dial 911. 775-882-2766.

CTH ready for ‘hazardous’ air quality

Nevada Appeal staff report
Carson Tahoe Health has expe-
rienced a slight increase in patient
volumes due to respiratory con-
cerns linked to the “hazardous”
air quality caused by the wildfires,
according to a Wednesday media
release.
CTH has taken steps to prepare
and protect patients and staff
within its facilities.
Precautions include
consolidating entrances at the
Carson Tahoe Regional Medical
Center (CTRMC) and Carson
Tahoe Specialty Medical Center
(CTSMC), the release said.
CTH has adjusted the air han-
dlers that feed these inpatient
areas to maximize air filtration
and equipped the facilities with
air scrubbers to maintain good air
quality.
CTH recommends community
members:
■ Stay inside
■ Refrain from exercising
outdoors
■ Keep hydrated to suppress a
cough and help prevent smoky air
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■ Limit use of vacuums or gas This panoramic photo taken Monday night from the Raley’s parking
stoves lot at sunset shows the obscured view by smoke from wildfires in the
■ Keep windows and doors region.
closed, and use air conditioning if
possible to help filter air through- smoky areas, keep your windows bringing in outside air.
out the house and vents closed, make sure it’s Hourly air quality updates can
■ When driving your car in set to re-circulate so you’re not be found at www.airnow.gov.

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The Adams Hub, under the city’s management, is a meeting place for downtown busi-
ness activity.
HUB
From page A1
Cauhape is also working
on more lunch and learns,
free noontime events fea-
turing various topic experts.
On Aug. 27, for example, a
representative from Web-
ster Wealth Management,
will talk about retirement
planning.
The hub plans to offer a
six-week series on social
media marketing and plan-
ning to be held Thursdays,
with the exception of Sept.
27, in the evenings. That,
too, will likely have a fee for
the general public.
The workshops and sem-
inars are all free for Adams
Hub members as part of
their membership.
The third goal, said Cau-
hape, is to reassess internal
programs at the hub.
Previously, the center
offered office space in an in-
cubator program. The office
lease was $500 monthly,
but renters had to provide
an ongoing progress report
on their startup businesses
and meet certain goals to
remain in the hub.
Cauhape is changing that
to a more standard office
space lease in which mem-
bers pay $750 per month
and have no obligation to
report on their progress.
“The incubator program
is on pause,” she said.
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levels, based on shared
working space, remain es-
sentially the same.
New E, an entrepreneur-
ial program for high school
students run by Molly Dahl,
is ongoing as well.
And Cauhape is working
on rebuilding the cen-
ter’s roster of mentors and
developing an advisory
board comprising members
of the library board and
other stakeholders, partic-
ularly from the business
community.
“It’s a group we’re going
to be checking in with to
make sure we’re moving
in the right direction,” she
said.
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“Part of the challenge lies in the fact that
when you purchase the property and decide
to do something, you’re aware what the code
requires,” said Supervisor Lori Bagwell. “I
am very concerned about not having a sec-
ond point of access.”
Municipal code requires two points of ac-
cess on the tentative map to any subdivision,
which is a residential development of more
than four houses, unless waived by the city
engineer. After 30 houses are built, fire code
requires both access points be available.
But, city staff recommended allowing one
public road and a secondary emergency
road until traffic became a problem because
the land is surrounded by other land to the
north and south and abuts I-580 to the east.
“The challenge of this particular site is it
needs a third party involved for a second ac-
cess,” said Hope Sullivan, planning manager,
Community Development. “So we attempted
to meet the spirit of the law.”
Supervisor Brad Bonkowski suggested a
secondary access road be built but to a lesser
standard — paved, but without curbs, gut-
ters, and sidewalks — as a compromise.
The supervisors voted 4-1 with Supervisor
John Barrette voting no to make the zoning
amendment and to require two access roads
— one built to a lesser standard that would
be upgraded to city standards or replaced
with another public road once the develop-
ment is completed. The motion didn’t speci-
fy where the second road will be constructed,
but it will likely go from Railroad to Firebox
Road, where Fremont Elementary School is
located.
The board also heard an information only
update on plans to relocate Carson Montes-
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location after granting an appeal of a denial
of the permit by the Planning Commission.
But, the board imposed a two-year limit
on the permit and required the school to
come back in a year to talk about efforts to
move because the current site is in a light
industrial area.
Jessica Barlow Daniels, executive director
and principal, said the school had explored
a number of sites. The most promising is at
Western Nevada College (WNC) where a
new building for the school would be built
next to the college’s early childhood develop-
ment center.
Daniels said the project was moving
forward with a developer to build it and
then lease the building to the Montessori
school when it hit a roadblock. The school
has to renew its charter school status every
six years and the developer said the project
can’t be financed without a 30-year lease
arrangement.
“I’m asking you to help us accomplish our
dream,” said Daniels. “You’ve been wonder-
ful and helped us, but it does take time.”
Mayor Bob Crowell said he would be
meeting with WNC’s new president, Vincent
Solis, and would talk to him about a possible
solution.
The board pulled two items from the
agenda on a new advisory board to look at
impact fees for new development.
Crowell said after the meeting he wanted
to discuss it more as a board and a commu-
nity, and was going to propose having a pub-
lic board retreat soon focused on the topic.
The supervisors interviewed six candidates
for appointments on the Culture and Tour-
ism Authority and appointed Mike Santos
as a citizen-at-large; Mike Riggs for other
commercial member; and Michael Jones,
general manager, Gold Dust West, and Stu
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A6 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal

‘Leave No Trace’ is New photos stir old memories

A
friend of mine shared
a photo on my Face-

the law of the land

By Kyler Klix
kklix@swiftcom.com
You’ve hiked miles into the
backcountry and gone up count-
less feet in elevation. You’re
almost to the beautiful water-
fall you’ve been looking forward
to — the climax of the trip. The
euphoria that comes from the
hard work and exercise sets in
for a great feeling. But there’s one
thing that takes away this good
feeling: The trash that someone
else left behind.
Unfortunately, some visitors
don’t appreciate the natural
beauty that exists.
Leave No Trace has been the
common outdoor phrase, and
unwritten law, for a long time.
It’s probably the second most
common outdoors phrase besides
Smokey Bear’s “Only You Can
Prevent Forest Fires.”
Trash left behind should irk
every outdoor enthusiast. People
come to get away from that stuff.
It’s hard to enjoy the beauty and
serenity of nature when there’s
something unnatural clouding
your vision.
Leave No Trace also applies
to campfires. It’s important to
not burn trash. It’s appropriate
to clean out the fire pit if there’s
metal left behind.
Staying on established trails
also goes along with the Leave No
Trace policy. Foot traffic caus-
es erosion and kills plants. It’s
responsible to not take shortcuts
and stay off plants. Living up to
these standards will keep the wild
natural and preserve them for
future generations.
People also get confused about
what can be left behind. Really,
there’s nothing that should be
left behind. If you were able to
bring it in, there’s no reason you
can’t pack it out. People should
prepare beforehand and bring a
trash bag if necessary.
A sign says ‘Leave No Trace’ on top of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia
National Park in Maine.
Oftentimes, people will discard
orange or banana peels. While
the person who left this there
might be thinking this material
will decompose, they may not re-
alize it’s still wrong to do. Sure it
will disappear with enough time,
but in the meantime, other hikers
will come across this mess that
takes away from the serene land-
scape they came to enjoy. Picking
up the orange peels is easy and,
they’re not going to make your
backpack messy. They give off
a pleasant aroma. If you have a
wrapper with melted chocolate or
banana peel or something messy
you’re scared to get your outdoors
gear a little dirty, then you should
already have a garbage bag or
something to put it in.
Besides cleaning up after
yourself, it also helps to clean up
discarded items left by others.
It’s never fun cleaning up after
someone else, but if you don’t
do it, who else will? Volunteers
maintain most trails. No one is
getting paid to clean up after any-
one. It’s up to ourselves to make
the world a better place. As a true
nature lover, it’s difficult walk-
ing past a piece of trash without
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picking it up. There could be
karma involved for picking up
something or ignoring it. Your
conscious should also make you
feel like you did a good deed for
doing something you didn’t have
to do.
If we all could respect nature
and our surroundings, both deep
in the woods and in our home
communities, the world would be
a better and prettier place.
Kyler Klix is a designer and
contributor at the Nevada
Appeal. If you’d like to talk about
nature or upcoming concerts,
email him at kklix@swiftcom.
com
THE LEAVE NO
TRACE SEVEN
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X Plan ahead and prepare
X Travel and camp on durable
surfaces
X Dispose of waste properly
X Leave what you find
X Minimize campfire impacts
X Respect wildlife
X Be considerate of other
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book page this week.
To the outside ob-
server, it probably seemed like
a benign funny picture. But to
me, and anyone who knows my
history, it wasn’t benign at all.
The photo of a pivot sprin-
kler system straddling a pickup
truck brought back some vivid
memories for me.
It was the summer of 1994,
and my dad got his first piv-
ot, a large piece of machin-
ery attached at one point that
irrigates in a circular pattern
around that point.
The pivot is programmed to
“walk” on its wheels in a specific
pattern to irrigate crops.
It was certainly within the
first month we’d had the pivot I
was left alone to program it for
the night.
Driving back out of the field,
I got the truck stuck. I tried for
a bit to get it out, but ended
up just walking close to a mile
home.
I told my dad I got the truck
stuck in a ditch and had left it
out in the field.
The truth is, and I’ve nev-
er admitted this before, I was
pretty sure the truck was in
a precarious spot. But I was
more afraid of getting in trou-
ble at the moment than fixing
the problem, that I was kind
of vague when explaining the
situation.
The truth was soon to make
itself known, however.
The next day, dad drove my
sisters and me down to the
fields to get the truck unstuck
and start the chores of the day.
I was riding in the back of the
International flatbed truck, with
the sun just peeking up into the
orange sky. The summer air was
crisp, almost cold, as we ap-
proached the alfalfa fields.
I remember thinking, “Oh
no, that pivot looks close to the
truck.”
My dad must’ve been thinking
the same thing because I felt his
speed increase.
As we got closer, he drove
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faster, more erratic.
We were no longer driving
on the dusty roads, but cutting
straight through the field, clods
of dirt flying up instead of the
gentle swirl of dust.
As he sped across the broken
dirt, tools, a spare tire, the dogs,
me, we all bounced uncon-
trollably up and down on the
flat, wooden surface. My bones
jarred and my teeth clattered.
But that was nothing com-
pared to when the truck
stopped. My dad jumped out. I
followed right behind. By now,
we could see where the pivot
had walked across the hood
and windshield of the pickup,
smashing metal and glass.
While one part of the pivot
was stuck on the truck, the rest
of it continued to try to move
until it flipped upside down on
itself. It looked like a dead bug.
I wished I was a dead bug.
We stood next to each other,
sunk into the mud nearly up to
our thighs, not saying a word.
I’ll never forget the sound of
water dripping methodically
onto the twisted metal.
Finally, my dad spoke.
“For future reference,” he said.
“That is a tire rut. Not a ditch.”
That one picture shared on my
timeline brought all these feel-
ings rushing back. The horror,
shame, regret, remorse.
But there was one shimmering
light. Thanks to social media —
and this photo of a pivot on top
of a truck — I can finally be as-
sured I’m not the only one who’s
made that mistake. Somewhere
in the world, there’s another
person who knows my pain.
Teri Vance is a journalist,
freelance writer and native
Nevadan. Contact her with
column ideas at terivance@
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Taxable sales up 5.1 percent in Carson City JULY

By Geoff Dornan
gdornan@nevadaappeal.com
May taxable sales grew 4.7 per-
cent to just more than $5 billion
with 13 of Nevada’s 17 counties
reporting gains.
Carson City was up 5.1 percent
and Clark and Washoe counties
were both up 5.6 percent for the
month but those gains were off-
set by a near 39 percent drop in
Storey County as sales dropped
dramatically at the Tahoe Reno
Industrial Center. May this year
saw $93.57 million in taxable
sales there compared to $145.7
million a year ago.
In addition, Eureka County,
where mining is king, saw a 22.6
percent decrease in taxable sales.
But Taxation Director Bill An-
derson said this is the 95th con-
secutive month of growth.
In Carson City, auto sales, the
capital’s largest taxable sales
generator, reported a 2.4 per-
cent increase to $28.46 million.
Official: Slight gain in registered Nevada voters in July
Building material sales did bet-
ter, growing 7.7 percent to $14.2
million. And General Merchan-
dise Stores reported $13.36 mil-
lion in sales, a 7.4 percent gain.
Food Services and Drinking
Places were up 6.4 percent to
$9.6 million.
The numbers were flat in
Douglas County, growing by just
nine-tenths of a percent to $59.1
million. The county’s largest
generator, Food Services and
Drinking Places, was up just 5.4
percent to $11.88 million and
General Merchandise Stores by
5.5 percent to $8.5 million.
Churchill County had total
sales of $30.2 million, a 2.6
percent increase. Auto sales to-
taled $3.8 million, an 11 percent
increase and Building material
sales $2.6 million, a 17.7 percent
growth.
In addition, there was the 7.9
percent increase in the Food
Services and Drinking places cat-
egory at $2.9 million.
From page A1
Lyon County had an excellent If you thought it was hot
month, growing total taxable in Carson City, it was even
sales 11.7 percent to $43.7 mil- hotter in Reno.
lion. A major driver was the 30.6 The mean average tem-
percent increase in building perature for July was 81.8
material sales for a total of $5.96 degrees at Reno-Tahoe
million. At $3.79 million, Gener- International Airport — 6.9
al Merchandise Stores were up 11 degrees above normal and
percent. 1.3 degrees higher than the
Washoe County reported total second warmest July on re-
sales of $709.9 million in solid cord. That was last summer.
increases in a long list of retail Reno also tied the warmest
categories including 37 percent overnight low of 77 degrees
more in the General Merchan- for July on Monday, the
dise category for a total of $67.8 weather service said.
million. There were 14 days last
Sales in Clark County totaled month when the high
$3.66 billion. Food Services and reached 100 degrees. That’s
Drinking places accounted for four more than any previous
$967.5 million of that, a 3.9 per- month and just three shy of
cent increase. the most 100-degree days in
Statewide, Food Services and a year, the service said.
Drinking Places had the highest Climatological data for
dollar volume, which is up 3.6 Reno dates to 1893.
percent. The record heat is part of a
The highest rate of increase big shift that started emerg-
was in Building material sales at ing in about 2000, said Dan
11 percent. McEvoy, assistant research
professor of climatology at
the Western Regional Cli-
mate Center in Reno.
“We can conclude that it is
substantially different than
17. The daily high never
dipped below 90 last month,
something that’s only hap-
pened once before — also
July 2017, the weather ser-
vice said.
“We are seeing this year
after year now, where the
next year is the hottest year,”
McEvoy said. “I’m a little
concerned about that phrase
‘the new normal’ because
in 10 to 15 years it will be
different.”
Noah Diffenbaugh, a pro-
fessor of earth system science
at the Stanford Woods In-
stitute for the Environment
at Stanford University, said
the change in temperature
provides the clearest picture
of global warming.
“When we look across the
globe, we find a fingerprint
of global warming for the re-
cord hottest temperature in
more than 80 percent of the
world,” he told the Gazette
Journal.
Although some amount of
future warming is already
baked into the earth’s climate
because of past fossil fuel
use, there’s still an opportu-
nity to reduce it by reducing
the output of greenhouse

By The Associated Press
LAS VEGAS — The
number of registered
voters increased slightly
last month as political
parties and activists on
the left and right work
3
to boost their numbers
ahead of this year’s mid-
term elections.
Nevada Secretary of
State Barbara Cegavske
reported Wednesday
that there were about
5,400 more voters added
to the rolls in July.
There are about 1.5
million voters registered
in the state.
Democrats registered
more voters than Re-
publicans and boosted
their voter registration
the earlier decades,” he told
edge. the Reno Gazette Journal.
About 38 percent of “What the climate projec-
the state’s active regis- tions showed 10 to 15 years
tered voters are Demo- ago is happening and we
crats and about 34 per- expect that to continue.”
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Cegavske reports 22 ple-digits seven of the past
percent are nonpartisan. eight days and 12 of the last
gases, the fossil fuel byprod-
ucts that trap atmospheric
heat and cause global warm-
ing, Diffenbaugh said.
“As long as we continue to
emit greenhouse gases into
the atmosphere, we can ex-
pect additional global warm-
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Carson City looks to help Aboard submarine, Fernley man

women in justice system
By Teri Vance
Special to the Nevada Appeal
Speaking to a group of
women community leaders
and advocates, Carson City
Sheriff Ken Furlong asked a
rhetorical question: “When
was the first time you were a
victim?”
He said law enforcement
officials are trying to under-
stand women’s experiences
are typically different from
men’s experiences, and that
changes how they interact
in a jail.
By the time a woman is
arrested, she’s often had a
lengthy history of abuse and
is wary of men in authority
roles.
“That’s what we’re taking
into account,” Furlong said.
“The female population is
not the same as the male
population. We’re not even
speaking the same language
in that jail, and when we
don’t speak the same lan-
guage we tend to do more
harm than good.”
Furlong introduced Em-
ily Salisbury, an expert in
female interaction with the
criminal justice system, as
part of a workshop designed
to better understand the
processes for women in
incarceration.
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shouldn’t be held account-
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el,” Salisbury explained. “It’s
pretty sickening to know
how much trauma these
women have suffered. It’s
absolutely transformed the
way we do corrections.
“It’s not just sitting around
and singing ‘Kumbaya,’ it’s
addressing the problem in an
effective way.”
The Carson City Sheriff ’s
Office, along with Carson
City Health and Human Ser-
vices and Partnership Carson
City, sponsored the work-
shop July 12.
Attendees represented
agencies across the spec-
trum, including correc-
tions, community health,
law enforcement and other
advocates.
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While a complete overhaul
of the system is not practi-
cal, she said, there are small
changes that could make big
differences.
She suggested some cur-
riculum changes to addic-
tion-recovery programs,
where the women are em-
powered to take control of
their disease.
“You have to have a
program that is holistical-
ly based,” she said. “The
addiction is related to mental
health and trauma.”
When done right, it can
have a monumental impact.
“When it’s done effectively,
we see double the effect on
recidivism, the same as re-
ducing a cardiac event after
a cardiac bypass surgery,”
Salisbury said.
keeps nuclear adversaries at bay
Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class
David Wyscaver
Navy Office of Community Outreach
SILVERDALE, Wash. — A 2008 Fern-
ley High School graduate and Fernley
native is presently engaged in a critical
mission for the security of the United
States: deterring nuclear
war.
Petty Officer 2nd
Class Shawn Russell, an
electronics technician,
is serving aboard one
of the world’s most ad-
vanced ballistic missile
Petty Officer submarines, USS Penn-
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Shawn Russell Base Kitsap-Bangor
in Washington, not far
from Seattle, USS Pennsylvania is one of
14 Ohio-class ballistic missile subma-
rines in the Navy’s fleet.
As an electronics technician, Russell
is responsible for reactor protection and
ensuring the safety of the submarine.
“I enjoy the different training drills
and practicing my job to continuously
get better,” Russell said. “My favorite
part about being a submariner is there’s
always a story to tell.”
Russell draws from lessons learned
growing up in Fernley.
“I grew up in a military family and it
helped me to learn more about the life-
style,” Russell said.
The Navy’s ballistic missile subma-
rines, often referred to informally as
“boomers,” serve as undetectable launch
platforms for intercontinental ballistic
missiles. They’re designed specifically
for stealth, extended patrols and the
precise delivery of missiles, and they’re
the only survivable leg of the nation’s
strategic nuclear forces, which also in-
clude land-based missiles and aircraft.
As long as nuclear weapons remain
in the hands of potential adversaries,
the nation’s nuclear forces provide a
safe, secure and credible deterrent to
the threat of nuclear attack. The Navy’s
continuous at-sea deployment of sub-
marines like USS Pennsylvania pro-
vides the ability to mount an assured
response.
As effective as the Ohio-class subma-
rines have been over their decades-long
lifetimes, the fleet is aging, with the old-
est submarines now more than 30 years
old, well past their planned service lives.
A new and effective successor is criti-
cal to national security, and the Navy is
well into the process of designing and
fielding a more advanced ballistic mis-
sile submarine, which will provide the
necessary sea-based nuclear deterrence
into the 2080s and beyond.
Submarine sailors are some of the
most highly trained and skilled peo-
ple in the Navy. The training is highly
technical, and each crew has to be able
to operate, maintain, and repair every
system or piece of equipment on board.
Regardless of their specialty, everyone
also has to learn how everything on the
submarine works and how to respond
in emergencies to become “qualified in
submarines” and earn the right to wear
the coveted gold or silver dolphins on
their uniforms.
“The men and women from across
our nation who volunteer for military
service embody the fundamental values
of honor, courage and sacrifice that are
the bedrock of our republic,” said Rear
Adm. Blake Converse, commander, Sub-
marine Group Nine. “They protect and
defend America from above, below, and
across the world’s oceans. The entire
nation should be extremely proud of the
hard work that these sailors do every
single day to support the critical mission
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nent of the Navy the nation needs.
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MOVING WATER

The Carson City Photo Club

meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth
Tuesday of the month at the
Carson City Sheriff’s Office (use
the west entrance). All levels of
photographers are welcome.
The theme addressed by this
month’s winners was “Moving
Water.” CLOCKWISE FROM FAR
LEFT: First Place: “Day Lily”
from Dave Harrison; Second
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Heller’s views on health care Complete study

of Nevada’s
heating up Nevada Senate race criminal justice
By Michelle L. Price

system ordered
Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — Nevada Republican

Sen. Dean Heller’s sliding positions last By Geoff Dornan
year on a long-held GOP promise to gdornan@nevadaappeal.com
repeal Obamacare are providing plenty
of fodder for Democrats and activists The Crime and Justice Institute is conducting a
hoping to stymie his re-election. comprehensive review of Nevada’s criminal justice
Heller, considered the most vulner- system.
able incumbent GOP senator, opposed Gov. Brian Sandoval said the goal is developing
measures to dismantle former Presi- policies to better protect public safety and hold of-
dent Barack Obama’s health care law fenders accountable while controlling the growing
before backing other versions that prison population and costs.
failed. The shifting stances drew at- Sandoval along with Supreme Court Chief Jus-
tacks from the left and the right, and tice Michael Douglas and Assembly Speaker Jason
Democrats are not letting him forget it. Frierson joined to request the institute take on the
His opponent, first-term U.S. Rep. task and develop policy recommendations to be
Jacky Rosen, has unleashed two health considered by the 2019 Legislature.
care-related ads in recent weeks that The study will include an extensive analysis of
include footage of Heller’s uncomfort- data on the prison system, parole and probation.
able appearance at the White House The initiative will also review research on how to
last summer. President Donald Trump AP reduce recidivism and look at criminal justice poli-
— with Heller at his elbow — threat- Heller, considered the most vulnerable GOP senator seeking another term this cies in other states.
ened the senator’s re-election over the year, opposed measures to dismantle President Barack Obama’s signature law Justice Jim Hardesty said the goal is to pro-
issue. before backing other versions that failed. duce data that can lead to evidence-based policy
“Look,” Trump said at the time, “he changes to improve how criminal justice works in
wants to remain a senator, doesn’t he?” Hillary Clinton carried in 2016, hasn’t thing one day and another the next Nevada.
The scene played out only a few made health care a centerpiece of his day.” “I think all of us would like to be in a position
weeks after Heller joined with Nevada’s campaign but has touted the GOP’s It’s a complicated and prominent is- to make data driven decisions as we talk about
moderate Republican governor, Brian repeal of the health law’s fines for those sue for Nevada residents, Damore said, reforms,” he said.
Sandoval, to say he could not sup- who don’t carry insurance. even if they are not one of the 400,000 In large part because of the truth in sentencing
port legislation that would cut Med- “He’s clearly made his bed with the residents who gained coverage through movement, Nevada’s prison population has in-
icaid, the state-federal program for Trump fans, and he’s decided that’s the two key parts of the health law — Med- creased dramatically since the late 1990s because
low-income Americans, or that takes only way he’s going to win his election,” icaid expansion and online insurance of mandatory minimum sentences, and the reduc-
insurance away from tens of millions of said Packard, 42. marketplaces. tion of the use of parole.
Americans. Heller campaign spokesman Keith Polls show health care is a top issue The prison population increased by 11 percent
One of Rosen’s campaign ads uses Schipper said in a statement that for voters in Nevada and around the from 2010 and 2016. That included what Sandoval
video from both moments, along Democrats “are doing everything they country this year. referred to as a staggering 35 percent increase in
with video of an inflatable tube man possibly can to confuse the situation, Heller has instead emphasized his female inmates.
blowing back and forth as a narrator when Dean Heller said he would sup- efforts to improve health care for veter- The increasing population, he said, has forced a
calls Heller “Senator Spineless” and port expanding Medicaid and he would ans in the state — a group that’s rough- 14 percent increase in the annual corrections bud-
someone who “bends with the political protect Nevada. All his votes are in line ly the same size in Nevada as those get to $347 million for the 2019 fiscal year.
winds.” with that.” getting coverage through Obamacare’s “Absent changes, Nevada will face the prospect
Democrats and activists have been Despite siding with Sandoval in op- online marketplaces and Medicaid. of building new facilities or contracting with other
holding press conferences and recog- posing two GOP repeal efforts, Heller His campaign also is working to de- states in order to house the growing population,”
nizing the anniversary of last year’s broke with him and backed another fine Rosen, who is relatively unknown, he said.
efforts by trying to remind voters of measure that didn’t touch Medicaid to voters before she has the chance. Frierson said ensuring the safety of Nevada fam-
Heller’s stances. but was still estimated to leave millions Rosen “has fixed nothing and done ilies is the first priority for elected officials.
Laura Packard, a Las Vegas political without insurance. He then co-spon- nothing on health care,” Schipper said, “Sending more people to prison per capita than
activist, said defending the health care sored another bill that would have led noting that the freshman congress- our surrounding states at a high cost to our tax-
law became personal for her when she to Medicaid cuts and would leave “mil- woman was in office only six months payers, particularly with respect to non-violent
was diagnosed last year with Hodgkin lions” of Americans without coverage, before announcing she was running for offenses, does not protect our neighborhoods but,
lymphoma. according to the nonpartisan Congres- the Senate seat. instead, perpetuates the cycle of poverty,” he said.
She said the law’s protections for sional Budget Office. “Instead of rolling up her sleeves Maura McNamara of the institute said while
people with pre-existing conditions Most Nevada voters don’t know the and getting to work, she toed the party Nevada’s population grew by 200 percent, the
and its ban on lifetime limits of what nuances between the different health line and voted with Nancy Pelosi 90 state’s prison population grew by 900 percent and
insurers would pay for care are vital care bills anyway, said University of percent of the time,” Schipper said, Nevada’s rate of incarceration is 15 percent higher
for her, and she’s been speaking out Nevada, Las Vegas, political science referring to the House minority leader. than the national average. The rate of female in-
against Heller. professor David Damore. “Her words are pretty hollow when she carceration is 43 percent higher than the national
Heller, the only Republican sena- “That’s where the ad can be effective,” hasn’t accomplished anything in her average.
tor running in a state that Democrat Damore said. “Showing him saying one current job.” She and Colby Dawley of the CJI has shown in
general, incarceration and longer prison sentences
don’t reduce recidivism.
Education department didn’t violate open meeting law They told the Advisory Commission on the
Administration of Justice (ACAJ) Nevada needs
By Cy Ryan Deputy Attorney General to Silverado High School. meeting law violation in a to develop evidence-based practices, provide re-
Special to the Nevada Appeal Rosalie Bordelove, said the Bordelove said no evi- session of four members of sources for individuals coming out of prison and
meeting was held on Good dence was that presented the Board of Regents of the incorporate treatment into supervision. Commu-
Despite receiving 98 com- Friday, a religious holiday for any member of the public Nevada System of Higher nity resources, they said, should be focused on the
plaints, the state Attorney some but not a legal holiday was prevented from attend- Education holding a meeting first days and weeks after release.
General’s office says the in Nevada. ing the hearing that lasted May 4 in Las Vegas. They said the state needs to identify high risk
Nevada Department of Edu- The locations were at the four hours. The opinion was requested individuals who need enhanced supervision and
cation didn’t violate the open department’s boardrooms She said the education by Alissa Magness, who said work to change their behavior early in the re-entry
meeting law at hearings on in Carson City and Las Ve- department provided three there was no public notice of process so they don’t commit new crimes.
a gender diversity policy on gas and at Silverado High locations where the pub- the meeting. Justice Douglas said Nevada’s Advisory Commit-
March 30. School in Las Vegas. There lic could attend and make Bordelove said the law tee on the Administration of Justice has been look-
The complaints said the was an overflow crowd in public comments. There applies to a quorum of a ing at the criminal justice system for more than a
department scheduled the the boardroom in Las Vegas was no violation of the open government body. In this decade and is comprised of stakeholders who will
session at a time most par- and public members were meeting law, said Bordelove case there were only four of review the initiative’s study and make recommen-
ticipants couldn’t attend and advised to go to Silverado in her legal opinion. the 13 members present. It dations on how to improve criminal justice in Ne-
there wasn’t enough room High School. Bordelove also released would have required seven vada. The institute has helped a dozen states make
for the public to attend. The meeting was delayed to a second opinion Tuesday members to attend to come policy changes that reduced the prison population
The opinion, written by allow those persons to travel finding there was no open under the law. and cut costs without increases in crime.
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WNC NEWS & NOTES
Applications for
Nevada Promise
Scholarship are
now available
By Western Nevada College
High school students grad-
uating from a Nevada high
school in spring 2019, who
plan to attend Western Neva-
da College in fall 2019, must
apply for the Nevada Promise
Scholarship no later than Oct.
31, 2018, to be eligible.
Those students can now be-
gin the application process at
www.wnc.edu/promise/.
Nevada Promise is a schol-
arship program for Nevada
high school graduates younger
than 20 years old. Through the
scholarship, the state intends
to pay the cost of attending
classes at Western Nevada
College (or any other state
community college) that’s not
otherwise funded by the Pell
Grant, Supplemental Educa-
tional Opportunity Grant, the
Millennium Scholarship or
the Silver State Opportunity
Grant.
The scholarship stands to
save Nevada families more
than $3,000 per year. Stu-
dents interested in pursuing a
bachelor’s can use the scholar-
ship to complete their first two
years at WNC before transfer-
ring to a university. They may
also earn an associate degree
and industry credentials in
a variety of career and tech-
nical programs. If necessary,
students may use the scholar-
ship for remedial coursework,
and students have the ability to
renew their scholarship twice
after the first year.
“The Nevada Promise Schol-
arship clears the most common
barriers to higher education
for Nevada’s recent high school
graduates. It provides easy,
flexible access to degrees that
transfer to a university, as well
as career and technical pro-
grams, for up to three years.
Students pursuing a degree
are funded to take 12 or more
credits whether they attend in
person at a WNC campus or
online. It is clear evidence of
the New Nevada’s commitment
to providing access to higher
education and high-level train-
ing for the future leaders in
our state,” said Scott Morrison,
WNC’s vice president of Aca-
demic Affairs.
In addition to covered class
fees, Nevada Promise stu-
dents will be assigned a WNC
mentor who will support them
with the transition to college.
Nevada Promise staff will be
working closely with appli-
cants to assist them with the
scholarship requirements, as
well as the admissions and fi-
nancial aid processes. Comple-
tion of 20 hours of community
service no later than April 30,
2019, is one of the scholarship’s
requirements.
WNC is committed to Neva-
da Promise and will assist stu-
dents with the various require-
ments for the program.
The Nevada Promise Schol-
arship is part of approved Sen-
ate Bill 391. The scholarship is
funded by the state of Nevada.
Student Services Open Late
on Wednesdays in August
Student Services offices at
Western Nevada College in
Carson City and Fallon are
extending hours in August to
accommodate students with
their needs leading up to the
start of fall semester.
Admissions and Records,
the Business Office, Counsel-
ing Services, Financial Aid,
the Dini Student Center and
Latino Outreach on the Car-
son City campus will be open
Wednesdays until 6:30 p.m.
Regular business hours for
these departments are 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
To assist individuals at the
WNC Fallon campus, a coun-
selor will be available until
6:30 p.m. on Wednesdays in
August.
For information about be-
coming a student at WNC, go
to www.wnc.edu/starthere/.
New Japanese Class Being
Offered during Fall Semester
Western Nevada College is
offering a new opportunity to
study a foreign language for
the upcoming fall semester.
Japanese 111, a four-credit
language course, will be avail-
able to students on Mondays
and Wednesdays from 5 to
6:45 p.m. on the Carson City
campus.
The language will be intro-
duced through structural anal-
ysis and the writing system.
The class, which has 30 seats
available, will include some
conversation and an introduc-
tion to the Japanese culture.
“The Japanese course credits
are fully transferable — so
that’s good news for students
looking to transfer to UNR,”
said instructor Catherine
Wrucke.
Internet access is required.
For information about be-
coming a student at WNC, go
to www.wnc.edu/starthere/.
FREDERIC HOWLAND FINE ART PHOTOS
Fred Howland’s ‘A Steady Hand’ won Best of Show.
NAA Photography Show on exhibit
Nevada Appeal staff report The following are award winners:
Spirit of America Show, Peoples Choice, “Kame-
The Nevada Artists Association Photography hameha Butterfly,” a painting by Daniel Bradidix of
Show will be on exhibit through Sept. 7. In addi- Carson City.
tion to the photo exhibit artist members are also Photography: Best of Show — “A Steady Hand,”
displaying a wide variety of paintings, pastels, Fred Howland of Carson City.
jewelry and sculptures. The gallery is open Tues- First place: “The Gift,” Barbie Kaseman of
day through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission Markleeville.
is free and all items on exhibit are for sale. The Second: “Mina,” Catherine Sobredo of Carson
gallery is located at Carson City’s Brewery Arts City.
Center, 449 W. King St. For information go to Ne- Third: “Dunes Morning Light,” Richard Car of
vadaArtists.com. Reno.
Dining card fundraiser helps raise teen leaders
Boys & Girls Clubs
of Western Nevada
raising money
to fund youth
leadership programs
In Plain Sight Marketing
The Boys & Girls Clubs of
Western Nevada, in conjunc-
tion with the Nevada Appeal, is
selling dining cards featuring
coupons from more than a doz-
en local restaurants. Proceeds
will help fund tween and teen COURTESY
leadership programs, Torch and Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Nevada Keystone Club members selling
Keystone clubs. homemade items at Sassabrationin July. The members are also sell-
The dining cards can be used ing dining cards to help fund their national conference in May.
throughout the year. The cards
feature deals such as buy one get mentorship through service them excited to give back to the
one free, coupons for a discount inside the club. Torch Club community that supports them
off the entire bill, and more are members mentor younger club and help them grow into the
available. Some coupons may be members, with many of them leaders of tomorrow.”
used multiple times. later joining the Leadership In The dining cards are also a way
The two leadership clubs are Training program and transition for the club to give back to Car-
focused on expanding youth to working for the club. son City, said Leao.
leadership skills through educa- The money raised will also go “Most of the restaurants have
tional programs and community toward funding the trip to the given to the club in one way or
partnerships, such as with the National Boys & Girls Clubs con- another and this is a way for us
Nevada Appeal. ference next May where mem- to give back to them,” Leao said.
Keystone Club is for high bers will network with and learn “The dining cards are a great
school students with a focus on from other Keystone clubs. way for us to provide something
academic success, career prepa- “The national conference is of value to the community while
ration and community service in such a great opportunity for supporting the businesses, the
and outside of the club. Keystone our youth to connect with other club and the teens.”
members run the snack bar at Keystone members, share ideas, The dining cards will be sold
the club, participate in com- and learn from one another,” said through September for $20 each.
munity events and community Katie Leao, executive director for They can be purchased in-person
service projects, and clean up at the Boys & Girls Clubs of West- at the Boys & Girls Clubs, at 1870
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 Nevada Appeal | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | A13

1st year of Nevada pot sales smokes expectations

By Scott Sonner
Associated Press
RENO — Nevada regulators
and industry insiders say the
state’s first year of broad marijua-
na legalization has exceeded even
their highest expectations, with
sales and tax collections already
surpassing year-end projections
by 25 percent.
Numbers from June are still
outstanding but are expected
to push taxable sales past $500
million, netting total tax reve-
nue in the neighborhood of $70
million — with about $25 million
devoted to schools.
“I think it has been a huge
success, and I don’t see how any-
one could argue with that,” said
Andrew Jolley, president of the
Nevada Dispensary Association.
A legal battle over distribu-
tion licenses made for a rocky
start last July, but Nevada’s $195
million in sales for the first six
months dwarfed the totals in
Washington state ($67 million)
and Colorado ($114 million) for
the first half-year of legal sales in
those states in 2014. And so far,
there’s no sign legal sales that be-
gan in California on Jan. 1 have
cut into business in neighboring
Nevada, regulators say.
“We are viewed by many others
outside Nevada as essentially
being the gold standard,” Nevada
Taxation Department Director
William Anderson told The As-
sociated Press. “It’s an often-used
term, but it’s appropriate here.”
State Sen. Tick Segerblom, a
Las Vegas Democrat who helped
lead the legalization effort, added
the “biggest surprise has been
that there’ve been no surprises.”
But not all the reviews are
glowing.
Some medical marijuana pa-
tients insist they were better off
before Nevada legalized recre-
ational pot. Tourists still have no-
where to legally smoke the drug,
at least for now, and opponents
remain skeptical of the impact on
children.
Nevada’s Public Safety Depart-
ment plans to release early data
on the trends in the next few
weeks.
Anecdotally, Douglas Coun-
ty School Superintendent Teri
White said her district near Car-
son City had more problems with
marijuana the first three months
of the school year than she’d
experienced her entire career.
Churchill County High School
Principal Kevin Lords in rural
Fallon estimated student mari- AP
juana use has tripled in his dis- Paul Whiterock smells marijuana for sale at 420 Sahara Wellness in Las Vegas on Monday. Nevada reg-
trict, including cases of edibles ulators and industry insiders say the state’s first year of adult-use marijuana sales has exceeded their
being distributed by adults. expectations.
Jim Hartman, a leader of the
effort to defeat the 2016 ballot of marijuana products. It isn’t as schools, but not until about one- including Reno and Sparks.
measure legalizing recreational though SAT scores are increas- third is used to cover local and Hartman said Washoe Coun-
sales, said it’s too early to draw ing,” said Hartman, chairman of state administrative costs. ty’s annual school budget is
conclusions. “But it only makes Nevadans for Responsible Drug That means about $25 million approaching $1 billion, and
sense to me if you legitimize it Policy. in wholesale revenue anticipated building a high school costs an
and make it more accessible, you The 10 percent retail tax levied for the first full year of sales will estimated $200 million.
are going to get more youth use.” only on recreational sales goes to be shared by schools in Nevada’s “People have a huge miscon-
What irks him most are those the state’s rainy day fund, a total 17 counties based on enrollment, ception that we are going to
giddy about the revenue numbers of $26.5 million through May. with $17 million likely headed to build libraries and roads and all
he says are being blown out of Money raised from the 15 per- Las Vegas and surrounding Clark kinds of things with this mar-
proportion in terms of benefiting cent wholesale tax applicable to County and $8 million divid- ijuana money,” Hartman said.
schools. medical use as well — about $24 ed among the rest — perhaps “But in reality, these are tiny, tiny
“They are celebrating the sale million through May — goes to $5 million for Washoe County, numbers.”

Lunar rocks displayed at Carson City Library
By Teri Vance
Special to the Nevada Appeal
Rhiannon Hughey, 16, has always had
an affection for geology, but now her
hobby is out of this world.
Hughey and her grandmother Patricia
Hughey stopped by the Carson City Li-
brary on Thursday evening for a chance
to see lunar rocks and soil during the
Lunar Rocks and Meet a Meteorite pre-
sentation, sponsored by Greater Nevada
Credit Union.
“I’m really into a bunch of different
rocks and gemstones,” Rhiannon said.
“I thought it would be interesting to see
the lunar rocks, and I’m glad I got to see
them.”
It brought back some fond memories
for Patricia.
“I remember that first moon landing
very clearly,” she said. “I remember look-
ing up at the moon and saying, ’Wow,
there are people up there.’”
The moon rocks were on display at
the library as part of the NASA@ My
Library, an initiative to engage public
audiences nationwide in informal and
lifelong learning.
Samples of moon rocks were on dis-
play along with lunar “soil,” or regolith
brought back from six Apollo missions
between 1969 and 1972. They were
stored in a vault at Greater Nevada
Credit Union and transported to the
library with a police escort.
“Part of what makes them so valuable
is we can’t just go back and get more,”
said Diane Baker, business manager for
Tristan Hansen, 5, left, and Payton Lopez, 7, check out lunar rock and meteor-
ite samples during the NASA@ My Library event at the Carson City Library on
Thursday.
the Carson City Library. “We have no
plans for returning to the moon in the
foreseeable future.”
Anton Kolupaev, 13, understood the
gravity of what he was looking at.
“I’ve never seen a moon rock from
outer space before,” he said. “It’s fun
to see it for the first time. It’s pretty
cool someone went all the way there
and back. It took a lot of courage and
strength to do that.”
The library also hosted an array of
activities — including creating rocket
ships from balloons — to help children
CATHLEEN ALLISON / NEVADA MOMENTUM
and adults better understand the work-
ings of the moon.
Sara Summers, 10, dropped a wood
block into a tray of graham crackers to
simulate impacts on the moon’s surface.
“It’s super cool seeing that’s how tiny
bits of asteroids are formed,” Sara said.
“It breaks and also lands on different
parts of the moon, which I’ve never
known. Now I know why there’s craters
on the moon.”
Nearly 400 samples are distributed
each year for research and teaching
projects.
Sunridge planning event center
Nevada Appeal staff report
Sunridge Golf & Recreations, located on the
south end of Carson City announced on Friday it’s
constructing a year-round events tent expected to
be complete by the end of August.
With increasing demand for a place to host
events and weddings, the new owners of Sunridge
Golf & Recreations have partnered with Red Car-
pet Events to design and manage its wedding site
and event business.
“More and more families are looking for an
all-inclusive place to get married where their loved
ones can play together by day and gather for a
beautiful event at night,” said Red Carpet Events &
Design owner Karen Nichols. “With the gorgeous
views of the Carson Valley and incredible outdoor
spaces that Sunridge provides, I know this will
be an outstanding location for any bride or event
coordinator to create incredible experiences.”
Sunridge Golf and Recreations, which came
under new ownership in February, is a 19-hole
course on the southern edge of Carson City
near the intersection of Jacks Valley Road and
U.S. Route 395. Over the course of the last
several months, the new owners have invested
in improving the golf course. The owners also
have expanded the activity offerings to include
archery, hatchet throwing, bounce houses, open
trails for running and walking, and more.
“I grew up in this area and I want to create
more beautiful places for our community to
come together and celebrate,” said Dan Oster,
new owner and regional real estate investor and
commercial real estate broker. “Karen and her
team of professionals will elevate the events ex-
perience to a level we know our membership will
love. She is the best at what she does and I am
thrilled to have her here.”
For information, visit www.sunridgegc.com.
Business
A14 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal
FRUIT OF
Success
Apple becomes first
trillion-dollar company
By Michael Liedtke
Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple has
become the world’s first publicly
traded company to be valued at $1
trillion, the financial fruit of stylish
technology that has redefined what
we expect from our gadgets.
The milestone reached Thurs-
day marks the latest triumph of a
trend-setting company that two
mavericks named Steve started in a
Silicon Valley garage 42 years ago.
The achievement seemed unimag-
inable in 1997 when Apple teetered
on the edge of bankruptcy, with its
stock trading for less than $1, on a
split-adjusted basis., and its market
value dropping below $2 billion.
To survive, Apple brought back
its once-exiled co-founder, Steve
Jobs, as interim CEO and turned
to its archrival Microsoft for a $150
million cash infusion to help pay its
bills.
If someone had dared to buy
$10,000 worth of stock at that point
of desperation, the investment would
now be worth about $2.6 million.
Jobs eventually introduced popu-
lar products such as the iPod and iP-
hone that subsequently drove Apple’s
rise. The stock has been surging this
ABOVE: An electronic screen displays Apple stock at the Nasdaq MarketSite,
Thursday, Aug. 2, 2018, in New York. Apple has become the world’s first
publicly traded company to be valued at $1 trillion. The milestone marks
the triumph of stylish technology that has redefined what we expect from
our gadgets ever since two mavericks named Steve started the company 42
years ago.
week as anticipation mounts for the
next generation of iPhone, expected
to be released in September.
Apple hit the $1 trillion mark
when its shares reached $207.04
around midday in New York. They
rose to an all-time high of $208.32
before falling back slightly. The
shares are up around 23 percent so
far this year.
PHOTOS: AP
Another company, Saudi Arabian
Oil Co. could eclipse Apple if it goes
through with plans for an initial
public offering. Saudi officials have
said the IPO would value Saudi Ar-
amco, as the company is often called,
at about $2 trillion. But until the
IPO is completed, Saudi Aramco’s
APPLE, A15
New family
leave credit
for businesses
A
s an employer,
don’t you just
grind your teeth
when an employ-
ee calls in sick and you sus-
pect they’re just out skiing
or doing something fun
while using being sick as an
excuse to get out of work?
Are you one of those many
generous employers who
actually pay “sick leave,”
even to the “hooky-from-
work” folks?
Well, in the last Trump
tax law, there was a hidden
provision you’re going to
love. It’s a new tax credit
for employers who give em-
ployees time off for family
and medical leave. (Now at
least you might even get a
credit for paying sick leave
to an employee who’s just
playing hooky from work,
as long as you only suspect
the hooky and can’t prove
it).
Here are the specifics to
be able to take this credit:
1) You must have a
written plan that has been
distributed to all employees
stating the “rules” you offer
(i.e. pay, number of days off
per year, types of events,
etc.);
2) Your “plan” must offer
at least two weeks of paid
leave annually;
3) Qualified work-
ers must earn less than
$72,000 a year;
4) Qualified workers
must have been employed
by you for at least one year;
5) Payment for leave must
be at least 50 percent of
regular pay;
6) Credit starts at 12.5
percent of actual leave paid
for 50 percent of regular
pay and goes up to a max-
imum of 25 percent credit
for 100 percent of regular
pay;
7) Maximum time leave
pay qualifies is 12 weeks.
Kinds of events that qual-
ify for the credit on pay-
ment of family and medical
leave are:
1) Birth of the employee’s
child and the care of such
child;
2) Placement of a child
with the employee for
adoption or foster care;
3) Care for the employ-
ee’s spouse, child, or parent
who has a serious health
condition;
Kelly
Bullis
Tax Tips (And
Other Stuff)
You should be
having your
bookkeeper keep
track of all the
qualified family and
medical leave you
paid. At the end of
the year, tell your
tax preparer that
amount.
4) The employee’s serious
health condition that makes
them unable to perform the
functions of their position
(if they’re dealing with the
debilitating symptoms of
a flu virus, they obviously
are unable to perform their
job);
5) Any qualifying exi-
gency due to an employee’s
spouse, child, or parent be-
ing on covered active duty
in the armed forces.
Please note, as of this
date, this credit is only
available for 2018 and 2019.
Hopefully, Congress will ex-
tend it (like they’ve done in
other cases in the past), but
there’s no guarantee.
You should be having
your bookkeeper keep track
of all the qualified fami-
ly and medical leave you
paid. At the end of the year,
tell your tax preparer that
amount.
Hey! If you were already
a generous employer, this
is found money! If you’ve
been on the fence about
starting a family and med-
ical leave pay arrangement,
maybe this credit is enough
to get you started.
Did you hear? Psalms
94:19 says, “When the cares
of my heart are many, your
consolations cheer my soul.”
Kelly Bullis is a Certified
Public Accountant in
Carson City. Contact him
at 882-4459. He’s also on
the web at BullisAndCo.com
and on Facebook.
 Nevada Appeal | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | A15

Owner of new restaurant reports ‘excellent response’

Nevada Appeal staff report

The owner of a new restaurant in downtown Carson

City reported business was brisk during her first week
of operation.
Angela Bullentini Wolf, owner of Gather at 402 S.
Carson St., added reviews have been good.
“We have had an excellent response thus far,” she
said in an email to the Appeal.
Howard Jachens is the chef.
“His recipes execute my farm-to-table concept The grass-
beautifully,” Wolf said, adding the restaurant has part- fed beef
nered with local producers Eagle Valley Farms, Sand burger at
Hill Dairy, BlendBee, Blind Dog Coffee, and Kenne- Gather.
dy Ranch and will be offering craft beer from Imbibe
brewery in Reno, ADAM
Gather’s hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday through TRUMBLE/
Saturday. NEVADA
The restaurant’s website is gathercc.com. APPEAL

BRIEFS
Greater Commercial
Lending names VP of
commercial operations
Greater Commercial
Lending (GCL), a whol-
ly-owned subsidiary of
Greater Nevada Credit
Union (GNCU), has named
Jenny Casselman its vice
president of commercial
operations.
Casselman is responsible
for delivering strategic
objectives related to the
commercial loan servic-
ing, secondary marketing,
funding and investor
efforts within GCL, which
provides commercial
lending services to entities
across the nation.
Casselman has been
with Greater Nevada
for more than 15 years,
holding positions within
the credit union of Branch
Manager and Member
Resource Center Manager.
She has also held
positions within Greater
Nevada Mortgage,
another subsidiary of
GNCU, including sales and
service team manager,
regional sales manager,
loan servicing manager,
and most recently, vice
president of mortgage
services. Casselman is also
APPLE
From page A14
actual value remains murky.
Jobs’ vision, showman-
ship and sense of style
propelled Apple’s come-
back. But it might not
have happened if he hadn’t
evolved into a more mature
leader after his exit from
the company in 1985. His
ignominious departure
came after losing a power
struggle with John Sculley,
a former Pepsico executive
who he recruited to become
Apple’s CEO in 1983 —
seven years after he and his
geeky friend Steve Wozniak
teamed up to start the com-
pany with the administra-
tive help of Ronald Wayne.
Jobs remained mercu-
rial when he returned to
Apple, but he had also
become more thoughtful
and adept at spotting talent
that would help him create
a revolutionary innovation
factory. One of his big-
gest coups came in 1998
when he lured a soft-spo-
ken Southerner, Tim
Cook, away from Compaq
Computer at a time when
Apple’s survival remained
in doubt.
Cook’s hiring may have
been one of the best things
Jobs did for Apple. In addi-
Cook oversaw the intricate
supply chain that fed con-
sumers’ appetite for Apple’s
devices and then held the
company together in 2004
when Jobs was stricken
with a cancer that forced
him to periodically step
away from work — some-
times for extended leaves of
absences. Just months away
from his death, Jobs offi-
cially handed off the CEO
reins to Cook in August
2011.
Although Apple has
yet to produce another
mass-market sensation
since that changing of the
guard, Cook has leveraged
the legacy that Jobs left
behind to stunning heights.
Since Cook became CEO,
Apple’s annual revenue has
more than doubled to $229
billion while its stock has
quadrupled.
More than $600 billion
of Apple’s current market
value has been created
while Cook has been CEO.
That wealth creation ex-
ceeds the current market
value of every publicly
traded U.S. company except
Amazon, Microsoft and
Google’s parent, Alphabet.
Even so, Cook has en-
countered criticism, chiefly
for the creative void left
in Jobs’ wake. The Apple
than all but a few dozen
U.S. companies churn out
annually.
Apple had also come
under fire as it accumulated
more than $250 billion in
taxes in overseas accounts,
triggering accusations of
tax dodging. Cook insisted
what Apple was doing legal
and in the best interest of
shareholders, given the
offshore money would have
been subjected to a 35 per-
cent tax rate had if it were
brought back to the U.S.
But that calculus changed
under the administration of
President Donald Trump,
who pushed Congress to
pass a sweeping overhaul
of the U.S. tax code that in-
cludes a provision lowering
AP this year’s rate to 15.5 per-
In this Sept. 12, 2017, file photo, Apple CEO Tim Cook, cent on profits coming back
shows new Apple Watch Series 3 product at the Steve from overseas.
Jobs Theater on the new Apple campus in Cupertino, Calif. Apple took advantage of
that break to bring back
the iPhone or the iPad. popularity of the iPhone virtually all of its overseas
That has raised concerns and other products in- cash, triggering a $38 bil-
that Apple has become far vented under Jobs’ reign lion tax bill. All that money
too dependent on the iP- to sell services tailored for coming back to the U.S.
hone, especially since iPad the more than 1.3 billion also spurred Apple to raise
sales tapered off several devices now powered by the its dividend by 16 percent
years ago. The iPhone now company’s software. and commit to buy back
accounts for nearly two- Apple’s services division $100 billion of its own
thirds of Apple’s revenue. alone is on pace to generate stock as part of an effort to
But Cook has capital- about $35 billion in reve- drive its stock price even
ized on the continuing nue this fiscal year — more higher.

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cluding Special Olympics
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transformed Apple from a
technological boutique to a
cultural phenomenon and
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As Jobs’ top lieutenant,
Watch has been the closest
thing that the company has
had to creating another
mass-market sensation
under Cook’s leadership,
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Opinion
COMMENTARY
A big, beautiful Kruzin’ in Carson City
border wall?
A
ll of us remember
President Trump’s
oft-repeated cam-
paign promise
about building a big, beauti-
ful border wall that Mexico
would pay for. Well, I don’t
want to disillusion anyone,
but that’s not going to happen
even though the president
has threatened to shut down
the government if Congress
doesn’t fund his wall by the
Sept. 30 deadline for a new
budget deal.
This is a typical Trump
“art of the deal” negotiating
tactic — make all kinds of dire
threats and then settle for
something far less than the
original goal. That’s what our
president tried to do with bru-
tal North Korean dictator Kim
Jong Un at their recent Sin-
gapore Summit. First, Trump
threatened “fire and fury” if
North Korea didn’t dismantle
its nuclear weapons program,
and then settled for a vague
agreement about the eventual
— maybe, some day — de-
nuclearization of the Korean
Peninsula, leaving the prickly
details to Secretary of State
Mike Pompeo and National
Security Adviser John Bolton,
among others.
Meanwhile, there are re-
ports North Korea is ramping
up its nuclear program while
Trump and Kim continue to
exchange compliments. Kim is
“very talented” and his people
love him etc., etc. And then
Trump cozied up to Russian
dictator Vladimir Putin in
Helsinki.
Iran is next on Trump’s
world summit schedule —
no preparation necessary.
A quick, happy photo op or
two, and leave the details to
others. According to USA
Today, “Trump said he would
hold a summit with Iran with
‘no preconditions.’” Shades of
ex-President Obama’s “blame
America first” apology tour.
Good luck with that. But I
digress; let’s get back to the
border wall.
“I would be willing to shut
down the government if Dem-
ocrats don’t give us the votes
for border security, which in-
cludes the wall,” Trump tweet-
ed. “We must get rid of the visa
lottery, end catch-and-release
and go to an immigration sys-
tem based on merit.” I actually
agree with the second part of
that tweet, which I’ve edited to
correct grammatical errors.
Senate Majority Leader
Guy W.
Farmer
Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)
and House Speaker Paul
Ryan (R-Wis.) have present-
ed Trump with a plan that
would fund the government
and delay the immigration
debate until after the midterm
elections in November, but the
president has rebuffed them
with his government shut-
down strategy, if that’s what it
is. You never really know.
Trump wants $5 billion in
funding for his border wall,
but my guess is if Congress
gives him anything at all, he’ll
call it a “wall” and declare
victory. After all, his English is
imprecise and a wall is in the
eye of the beholder.
On the other side of the
congressional aisle, Democrats
are blocking everything Trump
proposes including immigra-
tion reform and confirmation
of a highly qualified Supreme
Court nominee, Judge Brett
Kavanaugh. Some “progres-
sive” Democrats, including
those who call themselves
Socialists, are running on a
dangerous platform of open
borders and the abolition of
ICE, the agency that enforc-
es our immigration laws and
controls our porous borders. If
more moderate Nevada Dem-
ocrats like Jacky Rosen and
Steve Sisolak decide to run on
such an extremist, anti-Amer-
ican platform, they deserve
to be soundly defeated at the
polls in November.
Democrats have done a good
job of playing on our emo-
tions by highlighting Central
American children who have
been separated from their
parents, or alleged parents,
at the border, but the Trump
administration is attempting
to reunite children with their
asylum-seeking parents while
trying to combat widespread
child abuse and human
trafficking on the border.
That’s why we need compre-
hensive immigration reform
and strong border controls
in addition to something our
mercurial president can call a
“wall.”
Guy W. Farmer dealt with
immigration issues during his
diplomatic career.
“
It is better to fail in originality than to
succeed in imitation.
” Herman Melville
Nevada Appeal | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | A17
SILVER DOLLARS AND WOODEN NICKELS
Silver Dollars and Wooden
Nickels is a weekly feature in the
Appeal’s Opinion pages in which
County Sheriffs Deputies William
McDaniel and Nathan Cooper,
who were honored by members of
the Appeal gives Silver Dollars to Post 8660 of the Veterans of For-
those who deserve recognition and eign Wars for their heroic actions.
occasionally a Wooden Nickel to SILVER DOLLAR: To Carson
those who deserve criticism. High agriscience teacher Charles
SILVER DOLLAR: To the Karson COURTESY MARIE GOE/SOUTHGATE COINS Mann for successfully completing
Kruzers and all those who partic- involved in organizing and par- the 15th annual National Agri-
ipated for another successful Run ticipating in the Jazz and Beyond science Teachers Ambassador
What Cha Brung Car Show. And Music Festival in Carson City. The Academy in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
to Carson City’s Henry and Pat event began this weekend and SILVER DOLLAR: The Phil
Zepeta, who’s 1932 Ford coupe will be bringing various forms of Wooley and the “Dayton Pigs,” a
was The Participants Pick, in ef- music and art to our community group of volunteers dedicated to
fect the best of show winner. through Aug. 19. cleaning up public lands in Lyon
SILVER DOLLAR: To all those SILVER DOLLAR: To Lyon County.
POPCORN STAND
It’s been a while since high at No. 7. But I take was one of those John Schneider and Shore are
I’ve written about one of exception to some of the Wick movies. worse than Cage, but
my favorite subjects in actors he’s supposedly And then Hulk Hogan I mean come on, don’t
Nicolas Cage, the quirky worse than. checked in at No. 13. pick on the star of one
actor who’s among the For example, Keanu I’ve never, ever seen of my guilty pleasures,
people who fascinate Reeves comes in only Hogan act in anything, “Walker, Texas Ranger.”
me for no particular at No. 22. I admit I but I’m absolutely cer- I never heard of
reason. feel guilty for criticiz- tain he’s a worse actor the No. 1 guy, Tommy
Today I come to Cage’s ing Reeves because he’s than Cage. Wiseau, but apparent-
defense. Well, not really. accomplished in martial And Steven Seagal ly he singled-handedly
A website called cheat- arts and I admire that. came in at No. 10. I made one of the worst
sheet.com has come out But he’s an awful actor, have seen a little bit of movies of all-time, “The
with its rankings for its far worse than Cage. Seagal’s work and I can Room,” which I never
25 worst actors and, of Reeves should easily be tell you he’s no Nicolas heard of.
course, Cage makes the in the top five. Cage. For the complete
list. He’s so bad I can’t tell Rated as worse than list visit https://www.
Not even winning an which movie he’s in. I Cage were No. 6 Rob cheatsheet.com/enter-
Academy Award could thought I was watching Schneider, No. 5 Pau- tainment/worst-actors-
exclude Cage from this “The Matrix” the other ley Shore and No. 4 all-time.html/.
list and he ranks pretty day and it turns out it Chuck Norris. I agree — Charles Whisnand
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By Trent Dolan Animals were last seen near the Laxalt, Atty. Ben. Harvey Dicker-
Coutt’s ranch in the chalk hills son and Secretary of State John
SATURDAY southeast of Carson. A reward of Koontz.
150 YEARS AGO $60 will be paid for their return.
Picnic Excursion of the Carson Andrew Drake. SUNDAY
Band on Board Steamer “Gov. 70 YEARS AGO 150 YEARS AGO
Blasdel,” Lake Tahoe, Aug. 2, 1868: Motion Picture Actor Delivers Stabbing Affray: A fracas oc-
Early this morning we received Sunday Sermon: Twentieth Cen- curred last evening in front of the
an invitation to participate in the tury Fox studio moved cameras Magnolia between Johnny Moore
picnic excursion on route to Tahoe and equipment into the Gardnerv- and Dick Grey which resulted in
City. Here we were made known to ille-Minden area this week and Johnny’s being pretty severely cut
Captain James B. DeLong, com- began shooting sequences there with a pocket knife and Dick being
mander of the steamer, who was of the forthcoming film, “Chicken knocked down. The two men are at
much gratified as seeing us among Every Sunday.” One of the featured odds and this affair is the result of
the excursionists, and gave us the players in the film delivered the an old ill feeling.
use of the steamer for the day, free day’s sermon at the Carson Pres- 130 YEARS AGO
of charge. The picnic was, in all byterian Church. He was Porter General Sheridan died on Sun-
respects, a success. Hall, who is an elder in the First day evening. Another giant of the
130 YEARS AGO Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, war has gone to his rest. The circus
Three Nevada boys have graduat- Calif. He spoke on the theme that lions have not been fed for two
ed from West Point. They are Jack “no matter what line of work one days. If they do not get some meat
Neal and A.F. Mackay, of Storey, follows, he should strive to do a pretty quick, they will be roaming
and George Stockle of White Pine. good job and set an example for about Carson helping themselves.
Four elegant chairs have been add- others in that profession.” 100 YEARS AGO
ed to the furniture of the Gover- 50 YEARS AGO Last night Carson was truly
nor’s office in place of the two old The state board of prison aroused and indulged in a parox-
iron chairs owned by ex-Governor commissioners said today it was ysm of revelry that lasted well after
Adams and Judge Belknap. reduced by 30 days each the sen- midnight in commemoration of the
100 YEARS AGO tences of 92 convicts who helped greatest Allied victory of the war.
Horses Lost: A big bay mare, fight the fire west of the capital this The news came over the phone
branded J, one white foot, and week. Warden Carl Hocker said he from Reno and was received at
white spot on forehead, had recommended the action which 9:30 o’clock. By 10 sporadic crowds
suckling colt when last seen and was approved by telephone calls
a three-year-old colt, unbranded. to the commissioners, Gov. Paul PAST PAGES, A18
A18 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal
OPINION
‘Just tea’ suits me to a ‘tea’
M
y favorite meal to eat out is
breakfast. Just something
about having someone else
make the hash browns, eggs
and bacon and then do the cleaning up
afterward is like a great gift to me. Don’t
get me wrong, lunch and dinner out will
not be turned down by yours truly any-
time. But breakfast is just a meal I would
rather let someone else make.
I usually don’t drink coffee. I prefer tea.
As a former waitress, I can tell you no
waitress likes to hear a customer ask for
hot tea instead of coffee. Coffee is a pour
as you pass by, it’s a throw it in the cup
and done liquid. Hot tea requires a sep-
arate little decanter with hot water in it
on a saucer, maybe a wedge of lemon and
then the tea, of course. And that’s where
I’m going today. About that tea.
I like to call myself a plain Jane kinda
person. Not a lot of frills or extras in my
being. You aren’t going to get a 400-word
answer to a question from me. I don’t
really care about checking each and every
package of chicken in the meat bin. If I
want chicken, I just pick up a package of
chicken and trottle off. So when I say I
like tea, I just like regular old tea in plain
tea bags. You know tea that tastes like,
well, like tea. Not minty, orangey, sleepy
time, or licorice spiced caramel lined
bags that steep for three hours before
you sip it and then you get all squiggly
because it’s just sooooo good.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Remembering aftermath of
attack on Pearl Harbor
Editor’s note: Charles Sehe, a
Minnesota resident, is a Pearl Harbor
attack survivor. The veteran was
aboard the USS Nevada during the
attack on Dec. 7, 1941.
The Pearl Harbor attack left the USS
Nevada mired in mud and darkened
throughout the lower decks. Salvag-
ing began immediately to reclaim the
Nevada from the muddied waters of
the harbor.
Meanwhile, the ship’s more experi-
enced men had volunteered to transfer
to other ships, increasing their comple-
ment to full combat readiness.
I was among the 415 “skeletal crew”
who were selected to remain aboard
the Nevada. The majority of that num-
ber were seamen 2c, like myself.
Temporary repairs had made it possi-
ble to proceed on its own to Bremerton
Navy Yard near Seattle. The nine-day
crossing of the Pacific was unevent-
ful; arriving at Puget Sound on May 1,
1942.
Wandering around the Navy yard,
I came upon an old World War I
battleship, HMS Warspite, a British
battleship, battle-scarred and dirty.
Straw was strewn across its deck and I
heard a dog barking. The Warspite left
the Ceylon island from a strong enemy
force.
On another day in the Navy yard,
a long line of shiny black limousines
slowly came by. The lead car stopped
and a dark-tinted window lowered.
A hand raised as if to salute, then
lowered.
We returned the salute. It was Presi-
dent Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Charles T. Sehe
Mankato, Minn.
Trina
Machacek
Is This You?
So when I was recently out to break-
fast and ordered my requisite hot tea I
wasn’t surprised the waitress brought an
array of teas to choose from. What did
get my attention was the 50 different
teas of the world were in a box — with a
lock on it! OK, it was a fake lock, but it
was a look-like-a-lock hasp. The box was
cedar and was carved on the top with a
tea tree and “TEA” was so romantically
scripted through the tea leaves. All fancy
smanchie.
Inside the box was, if you were a profes-
sional tea snob, an impressive five rows
of teas to choose from. I just sighed at the
sight. Then the hunt was on for a “just
tea” tea bag. I fingered my way through
the alphabetized offering. Apple, rather
have it in a pie? Burberry, isn’t that a type
of coat? Chamomile, must change color
in the cup! Dusty Rose — I wanted to
paint a room that color! My little decant-
er of hot water was cooling off when I got
to the Ts. You guessed it, no just plain
Jane tea was in that overstuffed tea box.
So I set it aside and as the waitress
scooted by I held up and slightly waved
Who actually pays the business tax?
Business taxes, being from a “mom
and pop” or a multinational corpora-
tion, are paid through the use of the
profits generated by the sale of prod-
ucts or services offered by the business.
The selling price of the products or
services is calculated to cover the cost
of producing the product or service
plus the cost of the taxes and to gener-
ate a profit.
The greater the tax the greater the
selling price and the greater the cost to
the consumer.
Those wanting higher business taxes
are being dishonest as they know it is
the consumer that actually pays the tax.
Sanford Deyo
Minden
Left is blowing smoke
So far in this political season my
favorite dumb TV political ad by any
candidate is the one about Nevada’s
lousy air quality.
The liberal progressive ad claim is
that bad air in Nevada is caused by Sen.
Dean Heller taking money from those
nasty capitalists, namely the Koch
brothers.
But, then maybe the left wing should
look out their windows and focus their
ire on California and all their uncon-
trolled wildfires.
Then in the wintertime they should
shift their complaining to Mother Na-
ture who causes all those temperature
inversions that clogs Nevada air on
occasion.
A vote for the ultra left is not going
to change Nevada’s weather patterns or
what direction the winds are blowing
in from.
George Gerlach
Gardnerville
my hand to get her attention. Anoth-
er thing a waitress ignores is a guy who
snaps his fingers or a woman who waves
her napkin like she’s about to surrender.
So I just calmly raise my hand and give
a polite little wave that says, “Hey! Hey!
You hoo. Over here!” Not my table, let’s
move on ...
Here she comes. All of 19 years old
with, I’m just here for the tips written
on her face. (Nothing wrong with that
mind you — I also worked for tips and
earned a nice pot daily, I might add).
She slides up and asked what I needed.
I asked her for some regular tea and she
gets a horrid look on her face. Seems this
tea box is quite a thing in this establish-
ment. So much so they had like three or
four tea boxes and they’re filled several
times a day by what I suppose is their tea
wizard. Kind of like a wine steward, but
you know, for tea. No, no I explained, I
just wanted tea, you know, flow through
bag you just dunk up and down in the hot
water. The bag if you’re fast enough will
color the water just enough so you can
taste tea then pull it out quick so you can
use it for a second cup because you’re so
frugal you re-use tea bags. Yes, yes, I re-
use tea bags. I have a frugal streak in me.
Squeaking along.
Faster than I expected, she came with
a disheveled, found in the back of the
cupboard tea bag. Hurray! Of course by
that time the water had cooled off so I,
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had gathered at the Arlington, many of them
who had rushed out of the Opera house. By
11:30 the celebration had reached its zenith
and the din was terrific. Soissons has fallen!
70 YEARS AGO
Those youngsters who plan to enter the
coming Sagebrush Derby have until Saturday
by which to fill out entry blanks, Chamber of
Commerce officials reported today. Indications
are that at least 40 boys from western Nevada
will enter the competition planned for Aug. 29
on Kings Canyon Road.
50 YEARS AGO
Authorities alerted by a tip from Nevada’s
governor arrested a 29-year-old man today in
Miami who had a gun shipped to his room at a
hotel housing two delegations at the Repub-
lican National Convention. Nevada Governor
Paul Laxalt said he recognized the man and
told hotel officials of his presence.
30 YEARS AGO
The Old Douglas High School just may have
been saved Thursday. Douglas County com-
missioners unanimously approved a $100,000
grant of seed money to repair the landmark’s
roof and heating system.
TUESDAY
150 YEARS AGO
From Tahoe City to Emerald Bay July 30,
1868. We left Tahoe City and crossed the
Truckee River with our horses on a ferry boat
on the 28th. According to a statement of the
oldest inhabitants of Tahoe, the lake is four
feet higher at present than it ever was before,
thus making the crossing difficult. After a
short ride along a ridge, Emerald Bay became
in sight, and from this point we have a perfect
view of this little lovely bay, the island, and
falls over the stupendous granite walls around
its head. Following the trail we soon come to
Capt. Dick’s premises. Beside this stand two
neatly built cabins, a saloon, and a bowling
alley.
(the customer who’s always right, right?)
asked for fresh hot water. I left a 25 per-
cent tip and mentally noted not to visit
that tea room for breakfast again. Maybe
I should develop a taste for coffee. Nah,
my way of living is just way too much
fun!
Trina lives in Eureka, Nevada. Share
with her at itybytrina@yahoo.com.
Really!
I like to call myself a plain
Jane kinda person. Not a
lot of frills or extras in my
being. You aren’t going to
get a 400-word answer to
a question from me. I don’t
really care about checking
each and every package of
chicken in the meat bin. If I
want chicken, I just pick up
a package of chicken and
trottle off. So when I say I like
tea, I just like regular old tea
in plain tea bags.
130 YEARS AGO
The flags were at half mast yesterday out of
respect for Sheridan. Dr. Bishop was in the
city yesterday attending the monthly meeting
of the Asylum Commissioners.
100 YEARS AGO
Last evening the regular meeting of the
Greater Carson Club was called to order by
Vice President Royce in the absence of Pres-
ident Coleman. The committee appointed to
gather data on the resources in Ormsby Coun-
ty. Its purpose is to lay before the government
some of the cardinal features which would
prove advantageous for the establishment of a
hospital for convalescent soldiers.
70 YEARS AGO
Of Carson City’s 37 food and drink establish-
ments, 24 have been given a “Grade A” classi-
fication by the state department of health. The
establishments inspected during the months
of June and July attained a rating of 86 per-
cent as compared with 86.4 percent in 1947.
The 12 given C ratings were the Arlington
Hotel bar and cafe, Carson Hot Springs cafe,
Clifford Diner, Duk-Inn, Eagle Market, 49-er
Club, Hotel Page bar, Hunters Lodge (bar and
cafe), Kountry Kafe, Kelly & Lindsay and the
Ship Bar.
50 YEARS AGO
Those wishing to assist in the reseeding
of 1,500 acres of fire-ravaged Kings Canyon
should call the county. Approximately 500
volunteers are needed for the effort, scheduled
for Aug. 17 and 18.
30 YEARS AGO
About 400 new parking spaces would be
created in downtown Carson City if a one-
way street system is approved by supervisors.
The committee was appointed by Mayor Dan
Flammer to study downtown parking and
make recommendations for improvements.
The committee earlier recommended getting
rid of parking meters.
Trent Dolan is the son of Bill Dolan, who wrote
this column for the Nevada Appeal from 1947
until his death in 2006.
 Nevada Appeal | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | A19

SATURDAY ADVICE
ASK THE DOCTORS
CANNABINOIDS’ EFFECT ON
GLUCOSE CONTROL STILL
NOT YET UNDERSTOOD
Dear Doctor: I have Type 1 diabetes and
have used marijuana for years to control
my blood sugar. I’ve seen my blood sugar
drop 100 points in five minutes with mar-
ijuana, a lot faster than my Humalog insu-
lin can manage. Why is that? Will medical
marijuana ever go mainstream?
Dear Reader: Marijuana, or cannabis,
contains more than 100 active chemical
compounds. Known as cannabinoids, each
of them behaves differently in the body. As
the number of states that allow the use of
cannabis for medical purposes continues
to grow, so does the body of evidence that
many of the compounds found within the
plant have therapeutic potential. The most
common use of cannabis in the United
States right now is for pain control. It’s
also widely used for anxiety, to manage
nausea and has been shown to be effective
in reducing inflammation. It also shows
promise in managing symptoms of neuro-
logical conditions like Parkinson’s disease
and multiple sclerosis.
The challenge to investigating medical
claims regarding cannabis is the fact that,
despite what’s happening in individual
states, it remains illegal at the federal level.
Cannabis is a Schedule l drug, in the same
category as heroin, which means research
is subject to numerous restrictions. Even
so, various studies and clinical trials are
moving forward, and in time we will learn
more about what cannabis can — and can’t
— do.
In researching your question regard-
ing cannabis and diabetes, we found that
you’re not alone in noticing its effect on
blood sugar. However, much of what we
found is anecdotal evidence, which lacks
scientific rigor. At this time, the study
of cannabis and its potential effects on
diabetes is in the early stages, with much
of the work done in mice and on donated
tissue samples. Until researchers are able
to work extensively with human popu-
lations, the how and why of the effects
of cannabis on the complex physiologic
processes encompassed by diabetes will
remain educated guesses.
Preliminary research suggests that cer-
tain cannabinoids may help with glucose
control. Some studies have found that can-
nabis can have a positive effect on insulin
resistance. A study published in 2016 in a
journal of the American Diabetes Associa-
tion found that THCV, one of the cannabi-
noids that are not psychoactive, improved
glycemic control in some individuals with
Type 2 diabetes. Another study that same
year drew a link between cannabidiol, a
compound in cannabis, and a decrease in
inflammation of the pancreas. In an obser-
vational study using data from the federal
Centers for Disease Control and Preven-
tion, researchers found the incidence of di-
abetes among regular cannabis users to be
measurably lower than that of the popula-
tion at large. At the same time, the results
of several other recent studies contradict a
number of these pro-cannabis findings. So,
basically, the jury is still out.
Although cannabis shows promise in the
area of diabetes, science has yet to catch
up with the claims being made. In the
research that has been done, the reason for
the effects of cannabis are not yet fully un-
derstood. Interest in the subject is strong,
though, and continues to grow. We’ll keep
an eye on the topic for you and report back
as we learn of new advances.
Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an internist
and associate professor of medicine at
UCLA Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is
an internist and assistant professor of
medicine at UCLA Health.
DEAR ABBY
DEAR ABBY: This is in response to “Cry-
ing Myself to Sleep” (June 2), who is hav-
ing drastic mood swings, including crying,
depression and anger. I experienced these,
and it was not only horrible, but also scary.
My doctors figured out my problem was
caused by a hormonal imbalance. Since
the body makes many different types of
hormones, the doctors needed to find
out which one(s) were involved in the
disturbance.
Instead of going for psychological help
first, I suggest she go for physical test-
ing. She should see her regular M.D., her
gynecologist and an endocrinologist (a
hormonal specialist) to discover exactly
what’s going on. If an imbalance isn’t the
cause, her doctor may suggest consider-
ing other options. If everything physical is
ruled out, seek counseling. She should not
give up on finding out the source of her
problem. — BEEN THERE AND NOW
DOING GREAT
DEAR BEEN THERE: I’m pleased you’re
doing well and thank you for sharing.
Many readers offered theories about what
may be causing “Crying’s” mood swings,
and they are worth considering. Read on:
DEAR ABBY: As a psychiatrist, I’ve had
patients with similar complaints. Before
she pursues therapy, I would recommend
keeping a calendar/journal for a few
months to note when the episodes occur.
While people tend to identify events as
“random,” I have had patients who, once
they kept track, realized the episodes were
always a few days before the onset of their
period. It is always wise to rule out a phys-
ical explanation before devoting time and
energy to a psychological one. — GLEN
IN TEXAS
DEAR ABBY: My doctor recommended I
keep a food and exercise diary along with
documenting my mood swings. Before
long “Crying” may see a connection to
Jeanne
Phillips
Dear Abby
what she’s eating/not eating. Many young
women starve themselves until late in the
day and then eat junk food, which can play
havoc on their emotional state. Lifestyle
changes and clean eating can help. —
MELANIE IN COLORADO
DEAR ABBY: All your suggestions to
“Crying” were good, but she also needs to
consult her doctor and have a complete
blood workup done. She could very well
be diabetic or have a low or high thyroid
problem. Either one could cause her mood
swings, and thyroid problems can cause a
lot of symptoms that mimic other diseas-
es. — LANELLE IN GEORGIA
DEAR ABBY: In addition to the resources
you included in your answer, there are also
nonprofit clinics called Federally Qualified
Health Centers (FQHCs), which offer ser-
vices regardless of a patient’s ability to pay.
I am a child, adolescent and adult psychi-
atrist and I work for such a clinic. We have
counselors and therapists who could help
someone like “Crying” get to the bottom of
her problem. — DR. SANDRA V.
DEAR CARING READERS: I want to
thank you for reaching out to offer re-
sources to “Crying Myself to Sleep.” I hope
they will help her to resolve her mood
swings.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van
Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips,
and was founded by her mother, Pauline
Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.
DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los
Angeles, CA 90069.

HOROSCOPES
AUGUST 5 - AUGUST 11, 2018
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Put
in the hours on the 5th to reap
the rewards and satisfaction of
getting things done. Discipline
and hard work will make you feel
good, ease stress and give you
something to celebrate. Don’t
dwell on what you cannot do on
the 6th and 7th. Focus on what
you can achieve. Call in favors
and you’ll get the help you need
to bring about positive change.
Don’t let your emotions get in
the way on the 8th and 9th.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Don’t feel the urgency to bring
about change on the 5th just
because someone else is doing
so. Bide your time until you
have sufficient facts and figures.
Remember what’s happened
in the past on the 6th and 7th
before you decide to initiate
change. Go over the costs in-
volved, and consider how much
physical and emotional energy it
will take to reach your goal.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
You’ll have more fun on the 5th if
you don’t try to make any person-
al changes. Take time to mull over
what others are doing and to
determine what you want to do
next. Express your emotions on
the 6th and 7th; you will discover
you aren’t the only one who feels
the way you do. Collaborate with
like-minded people and you’ll
achieve plenty. You’ll be inclined
to help others on the 8th and 9th,
but before you do, make sure
that the requests are legitimate.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Emotional matters should be
looked at rationally on the 5th.
Just because someone does
something doesn’t mean you
have to join in or agree. Make
decisions that suit your needs.
Look for opportunities on the
6th and 7th that allow you to use
your imagination and creative
skills in order to get ahead. Don’t
be afraid of change. Look at your
options and make decisions
based on what’s best for you.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You
don’t have to follow the crowd
on the 5th in order to fit in. If you
think someone is out of control
or something is not feasible,
speak up and voice your opinion.
It’s better to be safe than sorry.
Someone will play emotional
mind games with you on the
6th and 7th. You must not let
someone take advantage of your
generosity. Offer suggestions,
nothing more. Put more time and
effort into personal matters on
the 8th and 9th.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Set your sights on your goals
on the 5th and follow through.
You’ll learn a lot from someone
who has more experience. What
you discover will help you bring
about positive changes to the
way you do things. Focus on
activities on the 6th and 7th that
will help you build your strength
and stamina. Set personal physi-
cal goals and pace yourself. Diet
and exercise should be handled
with intelligence. A partnership
will play a role in the decisions
you make on the 8th and 9th. Let
your intuition guide you when
dealing with friends, relatives or
peers.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Take
care of your responsibilities on
the 5th to avoid facing com-
plaints. Knowing you have your
chores out of the way will allow
you the freedom to pamper your-
self. Start a new fitness regimen
on the 6th and 7th or sign up
for an activity that will get you
moving. Health and diet should
be priorities. Emotional bribery
will be difficult to sidestep on the
8th and 9th. Be prepared to say
no to someone who tends to take
advantage of you.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Don’t be so hard on yourself on
the 5th. If someone is giving you
a hard time, walk away and do
something you find enjoyable.
The changes you make at home
on the 6th and 7th will turn
out better than you anticipate.
Concentrate on the people and
projects that make you feel good
about your accomplishments.
Talking to an older family friend
on the 8th and 9th will help you
understand your background
better. The information revealed
will surprise you.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
21): Look for ways to smooth
things over on the 5th if someone
has been pressuring you emo-
tionally. Honesty will help you
find a solution instead of facing a
stalemate. Make up your mind on
the 6th and 7th with regard to a
relationship that has been incon-
sistent and uncertain. Share your
thoughts and make the changes
necessary to move forward. Don’t
expect too much from others on
the 8th and 9th and you won’t be
disappointed. Plan your schedule
carefully to ensure you’ll have
time to take care of your respon-
sibilities and to have some fun.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Put some muscle behind
the changes you want to see
happen on the 5th; you will be
pleased with the results you get.
Spending time with someone
you love is encouraged. Take
better care of your health on
the 6th and 7th. Physical fitness,
proper diet and eliminating emo-
tional stress will trigger personal
growth and changes that are
long overdue. Taking a closer
look at your relationships with
others on the 8th and 9th will
help you realize what needs to be
done in order to achieve peace
of mind.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Refuse to let emotional issues
take over on the 5th. Pour your
energy into personal improve-
ments that will lead to health
benefits, not hazards. Bring
about positive changes at home
on the 6th and 7th. If you are
happy with your domestic envi-
ronment, it will encourage you to
look and do your very best. Talks
will lead to decisions. Walk away
from temptation and indulgence.
Listen, ask questions and learn on
the 8th and 9th; you will get the
answers you are searching for.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): A
change to the way you handle
your cash or the way you take
care of legal or health issues on
the 5th will make your life easier.
Practice safety and secrecy when
it comes to personal matters.
Don’t let anyone take advantage
of you on the 6th and 7th. Don’t
feel you have to pay for others
or bend over backward to keep
the peace. Focus on yourself, not
helping someone else. Set your
goals on the 8th and 9th, and
stick to it until you finish what
you start.
Sports
A20 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal

WOLF PACK BASKETBALL

‘Schutte’ yeah, Nevada should be No. 1

Nevada Appeal staff report
Mark it down, the University of
Nevada men’s basketball team has re-
ceived its first No. 1 ranking in school
history.
Actually, it’s not really an official
ranking of any kind, but Chris Schutte
of SBNation has written the Wolf Pack
should be No. 1 in preseason polls.
Schutte writes Nevada is going to
be the best team in college basketball
next season, although that’s obviously
no guarantee of winning a national
title.
Nevada is going to be the best team
in college basketball next year. There,
I said it.
One of the reasons for Schutte writ-
ing Nevada should be the preseason
No. 1 is Wolf Pack coach Eric Mus-
selman. But along with Musselman,
Schutte wrote Nevada should be No. 1
because of its players.
Schutte wrote Caleb and Cody
Martin, Jordan Caroline, numerous
transfers and 5-star recruit Jordan
Brown will make up one of the — if
not the most — talented rosters in the
country.
Schutte writes of potential top 10
teams only Gonzaga has a higher per-
centage of returning possession min-
utes. Schutte writes Nevada brings
back more offensive firepower than
Kansas, Kentucky and Duke.
Schutte also noted Nevada’s depth,
writing the Wolf Pack can go small or
big when needed.
To read the article visit https://
www.midmajormadness. BRAD COMAN/NEVADA APPEAL
com/2018/8/1/17634482/nevada- Carson City residents Lori Echeverria, Deb and Brent
wolf-pack-preseason-number-one-ap- Olson and Vince Echeverria cheer for the Nevada Wolf
coaches-poll-college-basketball-rank- Pack basketball team at Buffalo Wild Wings as they battle
ings-2018. Loyola-Chicago last season.

SECOND ACT
WOLF PACK FOOTBALL PGA TOUR

Baddeley
takes lead at
Barracuda
Pack returns 16 starters in Norvell’s second season; tickets on sale Nevada Appeal staff and wire report

RENO — Coming into the Barracuda

Nevada Appeal staff report
RENO — Single-game tickets for the
2018 Nevada football schedule are on sale.
Tickets are available online at Neva-
daWolfPack.com, in person at the main
ticket office on the lower level of Lawlor
Events Center and over the phone at 775-
348-PACK (7225).
This year’s home schedule is highlight-
ed by a visit from Pac-12 foe Oregon State
and the first trip to Mackay Stadium by
Boise State in the past four seasons. The
home schedule features five games at
Mackay before the end of October and
four home games against teams Who
went to a bowl game last season: Fresno
State, Boise State, San Diego State and
Colorado State.
The Wolf Pack, under second-year
coach Jay Norvell, features 16 returning
starters, including the top returning pass-
er in the conference in senior quarterback
Ty Gangi, Freshman All-American receiv-
er McLane Mannix and all-conference
defensive stars Malik Reed and Dameon
Baber. Mannix, Reed and Baber were all
named to the preseason All-Mountain
West team as Nevada was second in the
conference for having the most players on
the team.
The Wolf Pack bolstered its efforts on
both sides of the ball with one of the top
recruiting classes in the Mountain West
this year.
The Wolf Pack opens the season Aug. 31
against Portland State at Mackay Stadi-
um. It will mark the first meeting between
the schools since 1976. Nevada owns a 6-2
all-time record in the series, which dates
back to 1960.
After a trip to Nashville to take on
Vanderbilt, Nevada and Oregon State face
off in week three as the Beavers come to
Mackay Stadium on Sept. 15 for the fourth
meeting between the schools.
Nevada’s Kelton Moore rushes against Hawaii last season.
The Pack closes out non-conference play
Sept. 22 at Toledo, and then opens Moun-
tain West play at Air Force on Sept. 29.
October features three showdown home
games against familiar conference rivals
and a trip to the islands. First up is a visit
to Mackay Stadium from Fresno State on
Oct. 6. Nevada has won two of the last
three against the Bulldogs but fell last
year in Fresno.
On Oct. 13, Boise State returns to
Mackay. Nevada holds an 11-10 edge in
the rivalry in games played in Reno. The
AP
Broncos won the Mountain West champi-
onship in 2017.
Nevada then travels to face Hawaii at
Aloha Stadium on Oct. 20. The Wolf Pack
beat the Warriors last year in Reno and
have won six of the last seven meetings
between the schools.
The Pack’s ninth game in nine weeks
comes Oct. 27 when Nevada hosts San
Diego State at Mackay Stadium before a
bye week.
PACK, A22
Championship, Aaron Baddeley sat at
135th on the FedEx Cup points list.
The Australian is well on his way to
clinching his spot inside the Top 125 on the
standings after taking the lead at Reno’s
Montreux Golf and Country Club in Fri-
day’s second round.
Baddeley sits at 26 points in the Modi-
fied Stableford format tournament.
“It’s a tough day today,” Baddeley said.
“The wind was really gusting and gusting
in different directions. You really had to
wait until it was your turn to hit, pick a
club. Because it could be 15 downwind,
switch and be 15 straight in to you. It was
just crazy.”
He finished the first round in second
place (14 points) behind Ollie Schnied-
erjans, who had 17 points on Thursday.
Baddeley, who with a win is projected to be
74th in FedEx Cup points, had 12 points on
Friday behind 7 birdies. He didn’t card a
bogey. The 37-year-old Australian won the
last of his four PGA Tour titles in 2016.
“My game’s been pretty good,” Baddeley
said. “I haven’t capitalized with the putter
and just been working really hard on that.
Been hitting the ball pretty solid this week.
I’m hitting the ball well and making a few
extra putts, which has been nice.”
Schniederjans is in second after an
8-point day — after losing three-points for
a triple bogey on the seventh hole.
“It’s frustrating,” Schniederjans said.
“But everyone else who is out there this
afternoon is dealing with it. Cost me big
time on 7. I hit it and it went straight down
to the left.”
Andrew Putnam put together the best
round of the day. He jumped up to third,
gaining 40 spots. Putnam scored 17 points,
11 on his last seven holes with an eagle on
the par-5 13th and four birdies. He hit a
213-yard approach to a yard to set up the
BARRACUDA, A22

Pack football’s Portlandia No beating
episode an important one around this
Joe
Santoro
(Kyle) Busch
Sports
Fodder
A
t first glance, the Nevada
Wolf Pack football team’s
season-opening game on
Aug. 31 at Mackay Stadium
against Portland State appears to be
nothing more than a glorified scrim-
mage. A satisfying tailgate meal on
a warm summer night followed by a
rousing touchdown-filled victory. The
perfect Wolf Pack football evening.
Portland State, a Division I-AA team,
went 0-11 a year ago. The Vikings have
lost 13 games in a row and 19 of 22.
Meaningless game for the Pack? Far
from it. The game just might be the
most important for the Wolf Pack this
season. A loss, coming off of last year’s
disappointing 3-9 record that included
a disturbing 30-28 loss to I-AA Idaho
State in Reno, could devastate Jay
Norvell’s second season as Pack head
coach. It would destroy attendance at
Mackay Stadium for the rest of the sea-
son. It simply can’t happen.
•••
A victory over Portland State
wouldn’t guarantee the Wolf Pack a
spot in the national championship
game against Alabama. It wouldn’t
earn the Pack even a single Top 25
vote. And hardly anyone outside of
Northern Nevada will even take notice
of what happens on Aug. 31 at Mackay
Stadium. But it will do some important
things for Norvell and his program. It
would show improvement over a year
ago and finally wipe away some of the
stench of last year’s loss to Idaho State.
It would give Norvell his first winning
record as Pack head coach. And it will
give the Pack confidence heading into
tougher non-league games against
Vanderbilt, Oregon State and Toledo in
September. So, yes, games against 0-11
Division I-AA teams do have value.
•••
The left side of the Cleveland
Browns’ offensive line might have
a Wolf Pack flavor this season. Joel
Bitonio, now in his fifth year with the
Browns, is moving from left guard to
left tackle and rookie Austin Corbett is
being groomed at left guard. Both were
drafted out of Nevada in the second
round in 2014 (Bitonio) and last spring
(Corbett). And now both are being told
to learn new positions. Bitonio has
been one of the top guards in the NFL
the last four years while Corbett played
tackle at Nevada. The changes this
summer are due to the retirement of
long-time Browns tackle Joe Thom-
as, who told NFL.com last month he
didn’t think Corbett had the athletic
ability to play tackle in the NFL. The
Browns seem to be taking his advice.
•••
Is all of the hype and excitement sur-
rounding Jimmy Garoppolo justified?
The 49ers think so. They made Garop-
polo one of the highest-paid players in
the NFL last February by giving him a
five-year, $137.5 million contract. Hey,
if Nick Foles can win a Super Bowl,
why not Jimmy G? Why not, indeed.
It’s OK to believe in the hype and get
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Nevada’s Brendan O’Leary-Orange (17) makes the catch in front of Air Force’s
Marquis Griffin last season. While many may not think so, Nevada’s opener
against Portland State is an important one.
excited. Garoppolo has won all seven Barracuda Championship, which was
of his NFL starts while throwing for formerly called the Reno-Tahoe Open
2,250 yards and 12 touchdowns in his and The Legends at Sparks Marina, is
career. He took a 1-10 49ers team last now in its 20th year. The event has sur-
year and won five games in a row. By vived two decades despite always play-
comparison, Joe Montana went 2-6 in ing opposite another more prestigious
his first eight career starts and Steve PGA event. It has survived without fea-
Young was 3-16. Expect the 49ers to be turing any of the top names in golf. It
in the playoff hunt this year thanks to has survived in recent years despite its
Garoppolo. goofy Modified Stableford Scoring sys-
••• tem. It has survived because it features
Garoppolo, though, has some win- great golf and is always one of the most
ning to do to match the career start interesting and fun weekends on the
of another former 49er quarterback. Northern Nevada sporting calendar.
Colin Kaepernick was 17-6 as a starter •••
to begin his career and came within a What, exactly, are the San Francisco
touchdown pass of winning a Su- Giants doing? The Giants are stuck in
per Bowl. Kaepernick, who also won baseball limbo, neither rebuilding or
four of his first six playoff starts, was trying to win championships. The ros-
seemingly changing how the position ter is made up of aging stars that can’t
of quarterback was being played. All stay healthy and young players that
Garoppolo has done so far is win some can’t seemingly stay in the big leagues.
meaningless games at the end of a bad It’s time to break it down and start
season. The league adjusted to Kaeper- over. Do the honorable thing and allow
nick (he was 11-24 as a starter his final Buster Posey and Madison Bumgarner
three years) and now the former Pack to spend the last productive years of
quarterback is out of the league. It’s not their careers with organizations that
how you start in the NFL that counts. have a chance to win. Rid the organi-
••• zation of injury-prone dead weights
Congratulations to the Montreux such as Jeff Samardzija, Hunter Pence,
Golf and Country Club for making Joe Panik, Andrew McCutchen, Pablo
sure Northern Nevada has had a PGA Sandoval, Mark Melancon and Evan
event for two decades in a row. The Longoria. Giants fans deserve better.
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Diez
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ith Kyle Busch’s win last Sunday at
Pocono, the “big three” are now the
“big two and a half.” Busch and Kevin
Harvick now have six wins apiece to
Martin Truex Jr.’s measly four. Between all three,
they’ve won 76 percent of the Monster Energy NA-
SCAR Cup points races this season, and the odds of
more than half the playoff field qualifying on wins
just get slimmer and slimmer. The best news out of
Pocono was a lot of young drivers got top 10 finishes:
Daniel Suarez, Alex Bowman, Erik Jones, William
Byron, and Chase Elliot all scored good results. The
fact three of them were driving Hendrick Chevrolets
is even better news. Maybe the new Camaro body is
finally coming right.
•••
Thirteen drivers had to start at the back due to
failing post-qualifying inspection. It was NASCAR’s
second try at the procedure after being criticized
for too many cars not being able to qualify. The
first time only three cars had inspection issues, so
it seems the teams pushed the tolerances a bit too
far at Pocono. Let’s see how things shake out this
weekend at Watkins Glen, the second road course
race of the season. Like Daytona and Talladega,
road courses are where unexpected winners pop up.
A.J. Allmendinger comes to mind, with a win at the
Glen in 2014 and a strong performance at Sonoma
earlier this season until a missed shift blew the en-
gine. Other active drivers who have won at the Glen
are Truex Jr. (2017), Denny Hamlin (2016), Joey
Logano (2015), Kyle Busch (2013, 2008), and Har-
vick (2006). Drivers who have won at Sonoma but
haven’t conquered the Glen are Kurt Busch, Clint
Bowyer, and Kasey Kahne. I wonder if Chevy’s new-
found speed at Pocono, which is basically a high-
speed “roval” will translate to the fast Watkins Glen
road course this weekend.
•••
And speaking of high speeds at Pocono, I’ve never
been more happy to see a window net come down
than I was after Bubba Wallace’s 150-plus mph crash
into the wall there after his brakes failed at the end
of the Long Pond Straight. If it hadn’t been for the
SAFER barrier and recent safety improvements to
the cars, the outcome could have been much worse.
•••
Alexander Rossi’s win from the pole at Mid-Ohio
last Sunday got him closer to points leader Scott
Dixon, 448 points to Dixon’s 494. Rookie Robert
Wickens, mired behind lapped cars, lost his second
potential win of the season to Rossi. Wickens fin-
ished second ahead of Penske drivers Will Power and
Josef Newgarden, again demonstrating he’s a future
star in the sport. With just four races remaining in
the season, Rossi could easily take the championship
lead from Dixon. Also in the hunt are Newgarden
with 434, Power at 307, Ryan Hunter-Reay with
399, and even Wickens at 380.
•••
Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton further extended his
championship lead over Ferrari driver Sebastian
Vettel in Hungary, the last race before the four-week
summer hiatus. Hamilton won from the pole, while
teammate Valtteri Bottas got a bit banged up trying
to hold the Ferraris at bay. Vettel and teammate
Kimi Raikkonen took second and third, respec-
tively, while Bottas rallied for fourth. Hamilton
now leads Vettel by 24 points, and Mercedes has a
10-point advantage over Ferrari in the constructors’
championship.
A22 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal
Silicon Valley Skrewts’ Logan Anbinder, center, drives to the goal between the University of Ottawa’s Matthew Bunn,
right, and Ahmed Al-Slaq during a scrimmage at the Quidditch World Cup in Kissimmee, Fla., on April 12, 2013.
It’s not on the ‘Ocho:’ Dodgeball among unorthodox sports
By Terrin Waack
AP Sports Writer
NEW YORK — Dodgeball is not
just a Ben Stiller movie or anxiety-in-
ducing gym class activity. It’s a pro-
fessional sport.
That’s no Vince Vaughn joke.
The World Dodgeball Associa-
tion , founded in 2013, is holding its
second World Cup — this weekend
in New York. Thirteen countries, in-
cluding the U.S., will be represented
at Madison Square Garden today for
the biennial tournament.
And no, it won’t be on the “Ocho,”
the fictional ESPN channel featured
in “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Sto-
ry,” the 2004 movie. Instead, ESPN2
will broadcast a program on the com-
petition Aug. 8 at 5 p.m.
At the first cup, in 2016, host En-
gland won men’s and mixed doubles
championship, and Australia took
the women’s title, in Manchester.
Don’t look for players to cower
behind friends as opponents hurl
red rubber balls at each other — a
common occurrence in middle school
gyms for years before the sport was
eliminated from many curriculums
due to complaints that the game pro-
moted bullying and violence.
Dodgeball has an official rulebook
and serious athletes.
In fact, there are many games that
were popularized in parks, school-
yards and even novels that have
evolved into pro sports leagues with
tournaments for the devoted.
INTERNATIONAL QUIDDITCH
ASSOCIATION
Dementors, sorting hats and floo
powder might forever be part of
the Harry Potter fictional universe.
A version of the flying broomstick
game Quidditch, however, has found
its way off the page and screen.
The International Quidditch As-
sociation World Cup is a biannual
tournament where 29 teams compete
to become the world champion. The
U.S. National Team won the 2018
title in Florence, Italy, on July 1.
WORLD ADULT KICKBALL
ASSOCIATION
Better known as WAKA Kickball,
this 21-and-over league is making the
playground adult-friendly. The field
is set up just like one in elementary
school — four bases and a pitcher’s
mound, usually those floppy rubber
ones.
There’s an annual Founders Cup
World Kickball Championship in Las
Vegas. This year’s will be on Oct. 6.
GOLDEN STICK WIFFLE LEAGUE
The Golden Stick Wiffle League
describes itself as “a backyard game
taken way too far.” Pro wiffle ball uses
a perforated plastic ball so it can’t
be thrown or hit too far — and can
be known to have crazy curves and
breaks.
There are two leagues, medium
and fast pitch. Both have a national
championship called the OPEN. This
year’s location and schedule have not
yet been released, but last year’s was
late August in Staten Island.
INTERNATIONAL TABLE
SOCCER FEDERATION
Let’s call the International Table
Soccer Federation what it really is: a
foosball league.
People can play alone or on teams;
the ITSF offers both options.
The ITSF has five World Cham-
pionships Series events on the five
different official tables. It also has
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a World Cup every year, where the
60-plus-tournament tour comes to
an end. This year’s is Dec. 28-30 in
Pakistan.
AMERICAN CORNHOLE
ORGANIZATION
Also known as bags, baggo or bean
bag toss — maybe even corn toss or
soft horseshoes — the goal of this
game is to toss bean bags through
a fist-size (6-in diameter) hole. The
American Cornhole Organization
awards three points for a bag that
goes through the hole and one point
for a bag that lands on the board.
ACO plays with cancellation scoring,
which means only one player or team
can score in a frame. The first player
or team to reach 21 points wins.
The World Championship of Corn-
hole was in Montgomery, Alabama,
on July 24-28.
WORLD CHASE TAG
This is not the game of tag kids
play at recess. Not only are there
obstacles to run around, the World
Chase Tag has teams, sets and
matches.
The 2018 WCT 3 is Sept. 9 in
London.
US PROMINIGOLF ASSOCIATION
The U.S. ProMiniGolf Association
sticks to the basic rules. There’s a golf
ball and a putter. The miniature golf
course must have 18 holes and be
approved by the WMF.
Much like the PGA, the USPM-
GA has a tournament schedule. The
2018 Master’s will be Oct. 10-13 at
Hawaiian Rumble in North Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina. The 2019
U.S. Open is set for May 23-25 at Mr.
Putty’s Fun Park in Tega Cay, South
Carolina.
BARRACUDA
From page A20
eagle.
“Shot, I think, 30,” Putnam
said. “That eagle was big.”
Putnam has company in
third, tied with Sam Saunders
and John Merrick.
Saunders, Arnold Palmer’s
grandson, had a 13-point
day with seven birdies and a
bogey.
“It was a good solid day out
there,” Saunders said. “Drove
the ball really well and made
a few more putts today than
I did yesterday. Still left a few
out there. But it’s a fun for-
mat and enjoy giving myself
as many birdie chances as
possible.”
Baddeley is getting it done
with the putter; he is first in
the field in strokes gained
putting.
Hudson Swafford and
Shane Lowry had 22 points.
Swafford picked up 10 points
in the second round, and
Lowry added 12.
Swafford holed out from
123 yards for eagle on the
par-4 14th.
“I hit a great little wedge
shot, landed short of the pin,
shot past and spun,” Swafford
said. “I told it to disappear
and it disappeared. Five
points is definitely nice in this
format.”
The winner will earn a
spot in the PGA Champion-
ship next week at Bellerive,
if not already eligible, and
2018 NEVADA FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
X Aug. 31 vs. Portland State, 6 p.m
X Sept. 8 at Vanderbilt, 9 a.m.
X Sept. 15 vs. Oregon State, 4 p.m.
X Sept. 22 at Toledo, TBA
X Sept. 29 at Air Force, TBA*
X Oct. 6 vs. Fresno State, TBA*
X Oct. 13 vs. Boise State, 7:30 p.m.*
X Oct. 20 at Hawaii, 9 p.m.*
X Oct. 27 vs. San Diego State, TBA*
X Nov. 10 vs. Colorado State, TBA*
X Nov. 17 at San Jose State, TBA*
X Nov. 24 at UNLV, 6:30 p.m.*
* Mountain West Conference game
PACK
From page A20
After the break, Nevada
hits the home stretch of the
regular season with a home
game against Colorado
State on Nov. 10, the final
home game of the season.
The Pack and Rams dueled
last year in Fort Collins
and Nevada dropped a
heart-breaker, 44-42.
Two road games wrap up
the year as Nevada travels
to San Jose State on Nov. 17
to face the Spartans before
the Battle for the Fre-
mont Cannon in Las Vegas
against UNLV on Nov. 24.
Nevada won both games
last season, 59-14 over the
Spartans and 23-16 over
the Rebels to deny UNLV
a bowl berth and keep the
cannon in Reno.
FAN FEST
The Nevada athletics
department is inviting all
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Aaron Baddeley watches
his tee shot last week
during the Canadian
Open. Baddeley leads the
Barracuda Championship
in Reno after the second
round.
$612,000.
Television coverage is set
for 3-6 p.m. today and Sun-
day on the Golf Channel.
The tournament uses the
modified Stableford scoring
format, with 8 points for an
albatross, 5 points for an
eagle, 2 points for a birdie
and zero points for a par.
One point is subtracted for
a bogey, and 3 points are
subtracted for a double bogey
or worse.
For information or to pur-
chase tickets, visit www.Bar-
racudaChampionship.com.
Public parking is at Galena
High School.
Shuttles will run from 6:30
a.m. to 8 p.m. today and 6:30
a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
Wolf Pack supporters out
to Mackay Stadium on
Saturday, Aug. 11 for Wolf
Pack Fan Fest.
The event starts at 10
a.m. and runs until 2 p.m.
and is free and open to the
public. Fans will be able to
watch part of the Wolf Pack
football team’s practice
and get autographs from
not just the football team,
but from Nevada’s soccer,
volleyball and cheer teams
as well.
The athletics depart-
ment, which is now affiliat-
ed with adidas for all of its
apparel and footwear worn
by the Pack teams, will also
be holding a yard sale of
its remaining inventory of
Nike team gear and shoes.
Cash and check only for the
sale — no credit or debit
cards.
Tahoe Creamery will be
on hand offering samples
of their new Wolf Pack
Blueberry Ice Cream.

San Francisco 49ers Dante Pettis runs during practice at the team’s headquarters
Thursday in Santa Clara, Calif.
Rookie Dante Pettis turning
heads at 49ers training camp
By Chris Biderman
Associated Press
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The 49ers
appear to have found a promising piece for
second-year coach Kyle Shanahan’s offense
if the first week of training camp is any
indication.
Rookie Dante Pettis, a receiver drafted in
the second round out of Washington, has
been a quick study in Shanahan’s complex
scheme. He’s also been a tough cover for
opposing defensive backs, evident by his
string of catches against the starting de-
fense in full-team drills.
In fact, Pettis closed Wednesday’s prac-
tice by catching a 45-yard touchdown pass
from Jimmy Garoppolo, speeding by prom-
ising second-year player Ahkello Wither-
spoon, after earlier beating All-Pro Richard
Sherman for a catch on a crossing route.
Pettis’ ability to get open against physical
NFL cornerbacks was a question mark af-
ter he was drafted.
But Shanahan made a sizable bet that
Pettis could do it given his work as a punt
returner. Pettis set the NCAA record with
nine punt return touchdowns during his
four college seasons. He has been difficult
to jam at the line of scrimmage in the early
going.
“If you can make guys miss with your
feet when you have the ball in your hand,
you should be able to do it in routes, too,”
Shanahan said. “To combine that with his
speed and his hands and his intelligence,
which he is very smart, you feel pretty
confident that he’s going to continue to get
better.”
The 49ers traded up 15 spots in the sec-
ond round to draft Pettis to add to a receiv-
ing corps headlined by dependable veteran
Pierre Garcon and speedster Marquise
Goodwin, who has also looked good during
recent practices.
Shanahan is hoping the offense can
continue to progress after ranking third in
yardage (410) and fifth in points per game
(28.8) during the five-game winning streak
with Garoppolo as a starter to end 2017.
While Goodwin, a former Olympic long
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T.O. ready for unconventional induction

By Steve Megaree
AP Sports Writer
Leave it to Terrell Owens to choose to
become the first person to celebrate being
inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
somewhere other than at the Canton, Ohio
shrine.
The receiver who provided so many
exhilarating and exasperating moments
during one of the NFL’s most prolific ca-
reers is about 600 miles away from Canton
this weekend. Hours before the other
inductees are honored, Owens will give his
own acceptance speech at Chattanooga,
where he played college football and bas-
ketball and ran track.
Owens announced on Twitter in June
that, while “incredibly appreciative,” he
wouldn’t attend the induction ceremony.
Owens never shared his reasons for staying
away. Less than a month later, Owens again
used social media to say he’d hold his own
induction ceremony in Chattanooga.
“Getcha popcorn ready!” wrote the man
who once celebrated a touchdown with
popcorn.
Owens said Friday in Chattanooga
there’s a “flaw in that system” about how
Hall of Famers are selected and he wanted
to “make a stand” for future candidates.
Owens, who wasn’t selected to the Hall of
Fame until his third year of eligibility, not-
ed how grateful he was to accept this honor
“right here where it all began.”
He’s been quite chatty on social media in
the weeks leading up to his induction. Ow-
ens tweeted that he “wouldn’t have a PRO
career if it wasn’t for Chattanooga (hash)
THISISFORYOU.” When asked why he’s
bypassing the Canton ceremony, Owens
tweeted that “I don’t need to be on their
stage to do it. I’ll be fine & im sure they will
be too.”
Chattanooga remains a place where
Owens is loved for what he accomplished
well before becoming an NFL star. Owens
had 2,320 career yards receiving in college
and also played basketball on two NCAA
Tournament teams before the San Francis-
co 49ers selected him in the third round of
the 1996 draft.
In the NFL, Owens strung together numer-
ous antics — posing on the Dallas Cowboys’
star logo at midfield, engaging in sideline ti-
rades — with five teams over 15 seasons. But
his college coaches marveled at his work ethic
and considered him fun to coach.
“First guy (on the field), last guy off,”
former Chattanooga football coach Buddy
Green said. “He worked hard, man. He
tried to get better every practice. You’d
put him on a special team, and he was the
first guy down the field. He just loved to
play the game. He was great to coach. He
worked as hard as anybody on the field,
even harder probably.”
Mack McCarthy coached Chattanooga
basketball during Owens’ years on campus
and remembers a guy who could come off AP
the bench and defend at any position. Terrell Owens will be giving his Hall of Fame induction speech at the University of
“He could not have been a better team- Tennessee at Chattanooga today, where he played college football, rather than appear-
mate,” McCarthy said. “He couldn’t have ing at the ceremony in Canton with his fellow honorees.
been better to coach.”
Owens has a busy weekend planned for attended Owens’ induction into the Ala- been called a mistake by Dallas Cowboys
his return to campus. bama Sports Hall of Fame and heard some owner Jerry Jones, Owens’ former boss
He spoke to Chattanooga’s current of the receiver’s stories from his college who was inducted into the Hall of Famer
student-athletes Friday morning and also days for over an hour. last year. Several former players and Hall of
took 35 area youths on a shopping spree . “From there, his team started saying Famers also have criticized Owens.
Athletic director Mark Wharton said the fairly immediately that he wanted to do The Pro Football Hall of Fame still will
school will have a private dinner for him something in Chattanooga round the Hall honor Owens as part of the weekend fes-
Friday night and estimates about 2,000 of Fame,” Wharton said. “I assumed — we tivities. Owens, who ranks second in NFL
people will gather at McKenzie Arena all assumed (since) nobody’s not gone to history in career yards receiving (15,934)
for Owens’ induction speech Saturday Canton — we assumed and started plan- and third in touchdown catches (153) , will
afternoon. ning for the weekend before. Then in May be part of the 2018 class exhibit with his
Plans to celebrate Owens’ Hall of Fame or so, Terrell notified all of us his desires to picture on a light standard at Tom Benson
career in Chattanooga had been in the have it here.” Hall of Fame Stadium and his own glass
works since March. That’s when Wharton Owens’ decision to avoid Canton has locker.

Even if T.O. went bowling, it would be better than this

By Tim Dahlberg problems, and he’s never been his 47 fellow Hall of Fame voters.
AP Sports Columnist one to forget a slight, perceived or “A lot of people have waited a lot

T
errell Owens should
have had a better ex-
cuse for blowing off his
induction into the Pro
Football Hall of Fame.
You know, like maybe he was
going bowling.
That, at least, might have been
understood in the tiny universe
of T.O., the one the former wide
receiver lives in and no one else
seems to penetrate. Owens was
so into bowling after his football
career was over that he tried to go
pro, only to be undone by slippery
lane conditions.
Owens was a lot more success-
ful in football, where his numbers
were so good he arguably — and
Owens argues this most — should
have been inducted in Canton in
his first year of eligibility.
It wasn’t until his third year
that Owens was voted in, part of a
class that includes, among others,
Jerry Kramer, Ray Lewis and fel-
low wide receiver Randy Moss.
They’ll all be there, slipping on
the gold jackets for the first time
that signify they’re the best of the
best.
Owens probably will get his in
the mail.
That’s entirely on T.O., and it’s
not entirely surprising. His great
numbers always came with great
otherwise.
That’s why he’s still engaged in
a mostly one-way feud with Don-
ovan McNabb, 13 years after the
Philadelphia Eagles lost the 2005
Super Bowl to New England and
Owens famously said he “wasn’t
the guy who got tired” in the
game.
It’s also why he’s spending the
day he should be getting his gold
jacket at a ceremony of his own
at the University of Tennessee at
Chattanooga, where he went to
college.
Hard to say exactly, but it seems
T.O. is not happy with the way
the media covered him over his
15-year career. He believes he got
a bad rap as a bad teammate, and
didn’t get the credit for the things
he did on the field for his teams.
And he’s really not happy with
being skipped over two years before
finally being voted into the hall.
Just T.O. being T.O., a familiar
scene to anyone who followed his
career. Now Owens can claim a
first that may hold a long time
— the only living player of the
318 elected to the Hall of Fame
who refused to attend his own
induction.
“It wasn’t like he had to wait
that long,” said Paul Domowitch
of the Philadelphia Daily News,
who championed Owens cause to
longer than three years.”
Owens may not be there to get
his jacket, but he’ll still be a Hall
of Famer. There will be a T.O.
bust, and provisions have been
made to send him a jacket.
But he won’t be inducted in-
dividually like the others in his
class in what should be one of the
greatest moments of his life.
His call, yes. But if Owens is
trying to make a point, it’s likely
to get lost in the fuss being made
over those actually in Canton for
their inductions.
Then again, this is a player who
held a bizarre press conference
while working out in his driveway
after being suspended for arguing
with Eagles coach Andy Reid pri-
or to the 2005 season.
Shirtless and doing sit-ups,
Owens mostly answered “no com-
ment” before exasperated writers
asked him if he was trying to set a
record for offering no comment.
“No comment,” he said.
Wide receivers tend to be a
strange breed, even if Owens took
it to a new level.
Moss, after all, once famous-
ly walked off the field with 2
seconds left in a game and his
Minnesota Vikings lined up for
an onside kick attempt.
Moss will be in Canton on
Saturday for his induction, and
Terrell Owens is skipping his induction ceremony into the Pro Football
Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio today.
maybe Owens didn’t want to
share the stage with him. Unlike
Owens, Moss got in in his first
year of eligibility.
A look at the numbers makes
the case for Owens, who had a
great career playing in San Fran-
cisco, Philadelphia, Dallas, Buffa-
lo and Cincinnati. Moss is second
only to Jerry Rice in receiving
yards, and third in touchdown
catches behind Rice and Moss.
He was a six-time Pro Bowl pick,
and his touchdown celebrations
live on in NFL lore.
Yes, he once questioned the sex-
uality of one of his quarterbacks.
Yes, he threw quarterbacks and
coaches under the bus whenever
it suited his fancy.
But he deserves to be in
AP
Canton. He should be in Canton.
“I don’t understand what he’s
trying to accomplish here, but
he’s a tough guy to understand,”
Domowitch said. I think he’s
going to regret it later on because
a lot of the Hall of Famers are go-
ing to hold it against him. Part of
the joy of being one of those guys
is not just getting inducted but all
the things you go to together in
the future. When the other Hall
of Famers get together, he won’t
really be welcomed.”
No he won’t, though to Owens
it doesn’t seem to matter.
It’s just T.O. being T.O.
Tim Dahlberg is a national sports
columnist for The Associated
Press.

Capsule look at Hall of Fame inductees
By The Associated Press
BOBBY BEATHARD
General manager/personnel
administrator
1966-67 Kansas City Chiefs, 1968-1971
Atlanta Falcons, 1972-77 Miami Dolphins,
1978-1988 Washington Redskins, 1990-99
San Diego Chargers.
Contributor nominee. ... Noted for his
adept eye for talent through a career that
spanned more than three decades. ...
Served as scout for Chiefs and Falcons be-
fore being named director of player person-
nel for Dolphins in 1972. ... Integral part of
Miami’s two Super Bowl teams. ... Became
Redskins General Manager in 1978. ... Mas-
terful management of Washington roster
to build Super Bowl champions. ... Often
dealt first-round draft picks to acquire
more talent. ... Used team’s first round draft
pick just three times in 11 seasons. ... The
Redskins’ Super Bowl XVII roster included
27 free agents signed by Beathard. ... Under
his guidance, Redskins made five playoff
appearances in six-season span including
two Super Bowl titles (XVII and XXII). ...
Instantly created winning culture in San
Diego after Chargers named him General
Manager in 1990. ... Within three years,
team claimed first division title in more
than decade and two years later, Chargers
advanced to franchise’s first Super Bowl
appearance (XXIX). ... In all, Beathard’s
teams advanced seven Super Bowls and
won four.
ROBERT BRAZILE
Linebacker
6-4, 241
1975-1984 Houston Oilers ... 10 seasons,
147 games.
Senior nominee. ... First round draft
pick, sixth overall, by the Oilers in 1975
NFL draft ... Held team record with 147
straight games played ... Also started seven
playoff games ... Made instant impact on
defense as a rookie and helped Houston
to 10-4 record for first winning season in
eight years ... Earned Defensive Rookie of
the Year Honors ... Team leader that helped
transform franchise highlighted by three
straight playoff appearances, 1978-1980 ...
Helped Oilers to three consecutive 10-win
seasons (10-6 in 1978, 11-5 in 1979, 11-5 in
1980) ... Registered career-best 185 tackles
(95 solo, 98 assisted) during 1978 season
... Started at outside linebacker in back-to-
back AFC Championship Game appear-
ances (1978-79) ... Spectacular pass rusher;
recorded career-best 6 1/2 sacks in 1976
and 1980 ... Career statistics include 13 in-
terceptions, 14 fumble recoveries ... All-Pro
five straight seasons, 1976-1980 ... Select-
ed to seven Pro Bowls ... Named to NFL’s
All-Decade Team of 1970s.
BRIAN DAWKINS
Safety
5-11, 200
1996-2008 Philadelphia Eagles; 2009-
2011 Denver Broncos ... 16 seasons, 224
games.
First year eligible. ... Chosen in second
round (61st overall) by Philadelphia in
1996 draft. ... Voted Eagles’ Defensive MVP
five times. ... Helped Eagles to eight playoff
appearances. ... Started in four NFC cham-
pionship games, one Super Bowl. ... First-
team All-Pro five seasons (2001, 2002,
2004, 2006 and 2009). ... Earned his first
of nine Pro Bowls after 1999 season. ...
First player in NFL history to get a sack, in-
terception, fumble recovery and touchdown
catch in same game (vs. Houston, Sept. 29,
2002). ... Set Eagles record for most games
played. ... Voted to the NFL’s All-Decade
Team of the 2000s. ... Intercepted pass in
Chicago Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher chases a play against the San Francisco
49ers during the second half of a Nov. 19, 2012 game in San Francisco. Urlacher will be
inducted into the Hall of Fame today.
15 straight seasons. ... Led Eagles in inter-
ceptions back-to-back seasons (1997-98).
... Made 37 career interceptions, returned
for 513 yards and two touchdowns. ... Had
multiple interceptions in a season 11 times.
... Averaged nearly 100 tackles per season
throughout career. ... Made 26 career sacks,
including three in final season with Bron-
cos to help Denver to division title, 2011.
JERRY KRAMER
Guard
6-3, 245
1958-1968 Green Bay Packers ... 11 sea-
sons, 130 games.
Senior nominee. ... Fourth round pick
(39th overall) by Packers in 1958 NFL
Draft ... Anchored offensive line of Lom-
bardi-era Packers ... Packers recorded
winning records in all but his first and last
season ... Named All-NFL five times (1960,
1962, 1963, 1966, 1967) ... Selected to three
Pro Bowls ... Handled team’s placekick-
ing duties in 1962-63 and briefly in final
season ... Totaled 177 career points on 90
extra points and 29 field goals converted
... Kicked record-tying three field goals
and one PAT in 1962 NFL Championship
Game win against New York Giants ...
Named to NFL’s 50th Anniversary Team,
NFL All-Decade Team of 1960s and Super
Bowl Silver Anniversary Team ... Integral
leader in Packers’ dominance during 1960s
capped by victories in Super Bowls I and II
... Started at right guard in six NFL cham-
pionship games, five of which were won by
Green Bay ... Remembered for key block
that made way for Bart Starr’s game-win-
ning touchdown in the famous “Ice Bowl”
- 1967 NFL Championship Game.
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AP
RAY LEWIS
Linebacker
1996-2012 Baltimore. ... 17 seasons, 228
games.
First round pick (26th overall) by Ra-
vens in 1996 NFL Draft ... Hard-hitting
linebacker and team leader on punishing
defense ... Started at middle linebacker in
four AFC championship games and two Su-
per Bowls ... Twice named Associated Press
Defensive Player of the Year (2000, 20003)
... Earned Most Valuable Player honors in
Ravens’ 34-7 victory over Giants in Super
Bowl XXXV after recording three tackles,
two assists and four passes defensed ... Be-
came just second player in league history to
earn NFL Defensive Player of the Year and
Super Bowl MVP in same season ... Tallied
four tackles and three assists in Ravens’
34-31 win over 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII
... Led Ravens in tackles 14 seasons (1996-
2001, 2003-04, 2006-2011) ... Named All-
Pro eight times ... Voted to 12 Pro Bowls ...
Selected to NFL All-Decade Team of 2000s
... First player in NFL history with 40 sacks
and 30 interceptions in a career ... Record-
ed 41 1/2 career sacks ... Had 31 intercep-
tions that were returned for 503 yards
and 3 TDs ... Recovered a team record 20
fumbles ... Amassed franchise record 2,643
career tackles. ... Tallied 50 career take-
aways (31 interceptions plus 19 opponents’
fumbles recovered) that ranks second
among linebackers since 1970 merger.
RANDY MOSS
Wide Receiver
6-4, 210
1998-2004, 2010 Minnesota Vikings,
2005-06 Oakland Raiders, 2007-2010 New
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England Patriots, 2010 Tennessee Titans,
2012 San Francisco 49ers. ... 14 seasons,
218 games.
First-round pick (21st overall) by Vikings
in the 1998 NFL Draft. ... Made instant
impact with 69 catches for 1,313 yards and
a league-leading 17 touchdowns in rook-
ie season. ... Named AP Offensive Rookie
of the Year. ... Eclipsed 100-catch mark in
back-to-back seasons, 2002-03. ... Record-
ed career-best 111 catches for 1,632 yards
for Vikings in 2003. ... Set NFL record
with 23 touchdown receptions in his first
season with Patriots, 2007. ... Started in
four conference championship games
and two Super Bowls. ... Registered 10 or
more TD catches in a season nine times.
... Led NFL in TD receptions five times
(1998, 2000, 2003, 2007, and 2009). ...
Became second player to eclipsed 1,000
yards receiving 10 times. ... Career num-
bers include 982 catches for 15,292 yards
and 156 TDs. ... Also scored touchdown on
punt return; threw 2 TD passes and scored
four two-point conversions. ... Earned All-
Pro honors four times. ... Voted to six Pro
Bowls. ... Selected to NFL All-Decade Team
of 2000s.
TERRELL OWENS
Wide Receiver
6-3, 224
1996-2003 San Francisco 49ers, 2004-05
Philadelphia Eagles, 2006-08 Dallas Cow-
boys, 2009 Buffalo Bills, 2010 Cincinnati
Bengals. ... 16 seasons, 219 games.
Drafted in third round in 1996 by San
Francisco. ... Prolific receiver with great
hands and ability for big plays. ... Career
totals: 1,078 catches for 15,934 yards, 14.8
yards per catch and 153 TDs. ... Yardage
total ranks second all-time, touchdown
reception total is third most in NFL histo-
ry. ... Set then-record for catches in single
game with 20 against Bears, Dec. 17, 2000.
... Had 60 or more catches in all but three
seasons. ... Had nine 1,000-yard seasons
over 11-year span. ... Eight seasons with
double-digit TD receptions. ... Led NFL in
TD catches three times (16 in 2001, 13 in
2002, and 13 in 2006). ... Set career high
with 1,451 yards in 2000, and 100 catches,
2002. ... Voted All-Pro five times (2000-
02, 2004, 2007). ... Selected to six Pro
Bowls. ... Voted to NFL’s All-Decade Team
of 2000s.
BRIAN URLACHER
Linebacker
6-4, 258
2000-2012 Chicago Bears. ... 13 seasons,
182 games.
First-round pick (ninth overall) by the
Bears in the 2000 NFL Draft.. ... Named
Defensive Rookie of the Year after regis-
tering a career-high eight sacks and two
interceptions. ... Named NFL’s Associated
Press Defensive Player of the Year, 2005 af-
ter helping Bears lead NFL in fewest points
allowed by posting 171 tackles, including 10
tackles for loss, and six sacks. ... Passionate
team leader who helped Bears to win four
division titles (2001, 2005-06, 2010). ...
Made four tackles and recorded two passes
defensed in Bears’ 39-14 win in 2006 NFC
Championship Game to earn berth in Su-
per Bowl XLI. ... Registered outstanding
performance in 2010 NFC Championship
Game with nine tackles, one assist along
with a sack and interception returned for
39 yards. ... Bears’ all-time leading tack-
ler. ... Led Bears in tackles eight times. ...
Career statistics include 41 1/2 sacks and
22 interceptions. ... Scored five career TDs
(two interception returns, two fumble re-
coveries, and one TD reception). ... All-Pro
five times. ... Voted to eight Pro Bowls. ...
Named to NFL All-Decade Team of 2000s.
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4 p.m. — ESPN & NFL — Pro Football Hall of Fame MLB BASEBALL Memphis (Cardinals) 69 41 .627 — Notes: Tournament uses the modified Stableford PAR SCORES
NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.
Enshrinement Ceremony, at Canton, Ohio 12:30 p.m. — MLB, NBCSBA — Houston at San Nashville (Athletics) 54 55 .495 14½ scoring format, with 8 points for an albatross, 5 Friday
Friday
SOCCER Francisco Round Rock (Rangers) 52 58 .473 17 points for an eagle, 2 points for a birdie and zero At Firestone CC (South)
New York Red Bulls II 2, Penn 1
11 a.m. — ESPN — International Champions Cup, In- 4 p.m. — MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at New Orleans (Marlins) 50 59 .459 18½ points for a par. One point is subtracted for a bogey, Akron, Ohio
Ottawa 2, Tampa Bay 0
ternazionale vs. Olympique Lyonnais, at Lecce, Italy Washington OR Minnesota at Cleveland Pacific North and 3 points are subtracted for a double bogey or Purse: $10 million
Today
1 p.m. — ESPN — MLS, Toronto at Atlanta United 7:05 p.m. — NBCSCA — L.A. Dodgers at Oakland W L Pct. GB worse. Yardage: 7,400; Par 70
Bethlehem Steel at Richmond, 4 p.m.
3 p.m. — ESPN2 — International Champions Cup, SOCCER Fresno (Astros) 63 47 .573 — Aaron Baddeley 14 12 — 26 Second Round
Charleston at North Carolina, 4 p.m.
Real Madrid vs. Juventus, at Landover, Md. Noon — ESPNEWS — International Champions Cup, Reno (Diamondbacks) 57 53 .518 6 Ollie Schniederjans 17 8 — 25 Ian Poulter 62-67 — 129 -11
Toronto II at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m.
5 p.m. — ESPNEWS — International Champions Chelsea vs. Olympique Lyonnais, at London Tacoma (Mariners) 53 56 .486 9½ Andrew Putnam 6 17 — 23 Tommy Fleetwood 66-63 — 129 -11
Nashville at Cincinnati, 4:30 p.m.
Cup, AC Milan vs. Barcelona, at Santa Clara, Calif. 5 p.m. — ESPN — International Champions Cup, Sacramento (Giants) 45 65 .409 18 Sam Saunders 10 13 — 23 Justin Thomas 65-64 — 129 -11
OKC Energy at Colorado Springs, 5 p.m.
7 p.m. — FS2 — Liga MX, Primera Division, Monterrey Real Madrid vs. AS Roma, at East Rutherford, N.J. Pacific South John Merrick 11 12 — 23 Kyle Stanley 63-68 — 131 -9
LA Galaxy II at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m.
vs. Queretaro WNBA BASKETBALL W L Pct. GB Hudson Swafford 12 10 — 22 Jason Day 65-66 — 131 -9
Seattle II at Saint Louis, 5:30 p.m.
SOFTBALL 4 p.m. — NBA — Seattle at Indiana El Paso (Padres) 60 49 .550 — Shane Lowry 10 12 — 22 Si Woo Kim 64-68 — 132 -8
Swope Park Rangers at Orange County, 7 p.m.
1 p.m. — ESPNEWS — Junior League World Series, 7 p.m. — NBA — Washington at Phoenix Salt Lake (Angels) 58 52 .527 2½ Matt Jones 10 10 — 20 Rory McIlroy 65-67 — 132 -8
Fresno at Sacramento, 8 p.m.
championship game, at Kirkland, Wash. Las Vegas (Mets) 53 57 .482 7½ Derek Fathauer 6 14 — 20 HaoTong Li 66-67 — 133 -7
Rio Grande Valley at Las Vegas, 8 p.m.
TENNIS Albuquerque (Rockies) 52 58 .473 8½ J.J. Spaun 7 12 — 19 Luke List 65-68 — 133 -7
1 p.m. — ESPN2 — WTA Tour & U.S. Open Series,
Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic, first semifinal, at
BASEBALL All games late
Friday’s Games
Sunday
Indy at Louisville, 2 p.m. Ben Silverman
Hunter Mahan
11
7 12
8 —
—
19
19
Jon Rahm
Louis Oosthuizen
64-70
68-66
— 134
— 134
-6
-6
Phoenix at Portland II, 2 p.m.
San Jose, Calif. AMERICAN LEAGUE Today’s Games Ryan Palmer 12 6 — 18 Tony Finau 68-66 — 134 -6
7 p.m. — ESPN2 — WTA Tour & U.S. Open Series, Salt Lake at Omaha, 4:05 p.m. Brandon Harkins 5 13 — 18 Marc Leishman 65-69 — 134 -6
West W L Pct GB
Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic, second semifinal,
at San Jose, Calif. Houston
Oakland
69 41 .627
64 46 .582
—
5
Fresno at Memphis, 4:35 p.m.
Sacramento at Nashville, 5:05 p.m. BASKETBALL Joel Dahmen
Seamus Power
9
8 10
9 —
—
18
18
Tiger Woods
Webb Simpson
66-68
69-65
— 134
— 134
-6
-6
WNBA BASKETBALL Las Vegas at Iowa, 5:08 p.m. Scott Stallings 9 9 — 18 Tyrrell Hatton 68-67 — 135 -5
Noon — NBA — Indiana at New York Seattle 63 46 .578 5½ WNBA
New Orleans at Albuquerque, 5:35 p.m. D.J. Trahan 8 10 — 18 Patton Kizzire 68-67 — 135 -5
Los Angeles 55 56 .495 14½
Round Rock at El Paso, 6:05 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Retief Goosen 6 11 — 17 Ross Fisher 67-68 — 135 -5
Sunday Texas 47 63 .427 22
Colorado Springs at Tacoma, 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Tyrone Van Aswegen 11 6 — 17 Phil Mickelson 66-69 — 135 -5
AUTO RACING East W L Pct GB
Oklahoma City at Reno, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta 17 10 .630 — Denny McCarthy 14 3 — 17 Anirban Lahiri 65-70 — 135 -5
11:30 a.m. — FS1 — IMSA, WeatherTech SportsCar Boston 77 34 .694 —
Sunday’s Games Washington 15 11 .577 1½ Martin Laird 9 8 — 17 Rafa Cabrera Bello 68-67 — 135 -5
Championship, Continental Tire Road Race Show- New York 68 40 .630 7½
Las Vegas at Iowa, 11:08 a.m. Connecticut 15 12 .556 2 Sulman Raza 2 14 — 16 Patrick Reed 66-70 — 136 -4
case, at Elkhart Lake, Wis. Tampa Bay 56 54 .509 20½
Fresno at Memphis, 12:05 p.m. Chicago 10 18 .357 7½ Kevin Tway 8 8 — 16 Brooks Koepka 66-70 — 136 -4
Noon — NBC — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup Series, Toronto 49 59 .454 26½
Oklahoma City at Reno, 1:05 p.m. New York 7 19 .269 9½ Alex Cejka 10 6 — 16 Ted Potter, Jr. 70-66 — 136 -4
GoBowling at The Glen, at Watkins Glen, N.Y. Baltimore 33 76 .303 43
Colorado Springs at Tacoma, 1:35 p.m. Indiana 4 23 .148 13 John Oda 7 9 — 16 Matthew Fitzpatrick 66-70 — 136 -4
BADMINTON Central W L Pct GB
Salt Lake at Omaha, 3:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Tom Lovelady 10 6 — 16 Patrick Cantlay 64-72 — 136 -4
2 p.m — NBCSN — World Badminton Champion- Cleveland 59 49 .546 —
Sacramento at Nashville, 4:15 p.m. W L Pct GB Charlie Beljan 10 5 — 15 Rickie Fowler 63-74 — 137 -3
ships, at Nanjing, China (same-day tape) Minnesota 49 58 .458 9½
New Orleans at Albuquerque, 5:05 p.m. Seattle 20 7 .741 — Jonathan Kaye 8 7 — 15 Kevin Na 65-72 — 137 -3
BASEBALL Detroit 47 62 .431 12½
Round Rock at El Paso, 5:05 p.m. Los Angeles 16 11 .593 4 C.T. Pan 7 8 — 15 Andrew Landry 70-67 — 137 -3
6 p.m. — ESPN2 — Intermediate 5 0/70 World Se- Chicago 39 70 .358 20½
Minnesota 15 11 .577 4½ Ethan Tracy 9 6 — 15 Russell Knox 67-70 — 137 -3
ries, championship game, at Livermore, Calif. Kansas City 34 74 .315 25
Phoenix 16 12 .571 4½ Ricky Barnes (-1) 15 — 14 Matt Kuchar 68-70 — 138 -2
DRAG RACING
1 p.m. — FOX — NHRA, Northwest Nationals, finals,
Friday’s Games
Boston 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 SOCCER Dallas
Las Vegas
14 13
12 14
.519
.462
6
7½
Stuart Appleby
Rod Pampling
3
9
10
4
—
—
13
13
Pat Perez
Gary Woodland
68-70
67-71
— 138
— 138
-2
-2
at Seattle Chicago White Sox 3, Tampa Bay 2, 10 innings
MLS Friday Conrad Shindler 5 8 — 13 Daniel Berger 67-71 — 138 -2
FRISBEE L.A. Angels 7, Cleveland 4
Atlanta 89, Chicago 74 Lanto Griffin 8 5 — 13 Aaron Wise 67-71 — 138 -2
4 p.m. — ESPN2 — U.S. Open Ultimate Champion- Baltimore at Texas, late WESTERN CONFERENCE
Kansas City at Minnesota, late Las Vegas at Washington, ppd Brett Stegmaier 5 8 — 13 Thorbjorn Olesen 71-67 — 138 -2
ships, women’s final, at Blaine, Minn. W L T Pts GF GA Minnesota at Seattle, late Michael Thompson 10 3 — 13
GOLF Detroit at Oakland, late FC Dallas 12 3 6 42 35 25
Houston at L.A. Dodgers, late Today Chris Stroud 7 6 — 13
4 a.m. — GOLF — Ricoh Women’s British Open, final Los Angeles FC 10 5 6 36 44 35 Indiana at New York, Noon Tom Hoge 5 8 — 13 RICOH WOMEN’S BRITISH OPEN PAR
round, at Lytham, England Toronto at Seattle, late LA Galaxy 10 7 5 35 43 36 SCORES
Today’s Games Sunday Dylan Meyer 10 2 — 12
8:30 a.m. — NBC — Ricoh Women’s British Open, Portland 9 3 7 34 30 25 Las Vegas at Connecticut, Noon Patrick Rodgers 9 3 — 12 Friday
final round, at Lytham, England N.Y. Yankees (Happ 11-6) at Boston (Eovaldi 4-4), Sporting Kansas City 9 6 6 33 39 30 Washington at Dallas, 1 p.m. Zac Blair 0 12 — 12 At Royal Lytham & St. Annes
9 a.m. — GOLF — PGA Tour & WGC, Bridgestone Invi- 1:05 p.m. Real Salt Lake 9 9 4 31 31 39 Phoenix at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Brendon de Jonge 7 4 — 11 Lytham St. Annes, England
tational, final round, at Akron, Ohio Chicago White Sox (Rodon 3-3) at Tampa Bay Vancouver 8 9 5 29 34 44 Atlanta at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Jonathan Byrd 1 9 — 10 Purse: $3.25 million
11 a.m. — CBS — PGA Tour & WGC, Bridgestone Invi- (Chirinos 0-3), 3:10 p.m. Minnesota United 9 12 1 28 35 44 Harris English 2 8 — 10 Yardage: 6,585; Par: 72
tational, final round, at Akron, Ohio Kansas City (Smith 1-2) at Minnesota (Berrios 10- Houston 7 8 6 27 39 32 Chad Campbell 6 4 — 10 Second Round
GOLF — European PGA Tour, Fiji International, final
round, at Natadola, Fiji (same-day tape)
8), 4:10 p.m.
L.A. Angels (Pena 1-2) at Cleveland (Kluber 13-6),
Seattle
Colorado
7 9 5 26 22 24
4 12 5 17 25 36 AUTO RACING Talor Gooch
Ken Duke
7
2
3
8
— 10
— 10
a-amateur
Pornanong Phatlum 67-67 — 134 -10
1 p.m. — GOLF — Champions Tour, 3M Champion- 4:10 p.m. San Jose 2 12 7 13 29 40
NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Kris Blanks 6 4 — 10 Georgia Hall 67-68 — 135 -9
ship, final round, at Blaine, Minn. Baltimore (Bundy 7-9) at Texas (Minor 7-6), 5:05 EASTERN CONFERENCE
POINTS LEADERS Robert Streb 13 (-3) — 10 Mamiko Higa 66-69 — 135 -9
3 p.m. — GOLF — PGA Tour, Barracuda Champion- p.m. W L T Pts GF GA Brian Davis 5 5 — 10 Minjee Lee 65-70 — 135 -9
ship, final round, at Reno, Nev. Detroit (Zimmermann 4-3) at Oakland (Montas Atlanta United FC 14 4 5 47 48 26 Through July 29 Omar Uresti 8 2 — 10 Teresa Lu 67-69 — 136 -8
HORSE RACING 5-3), 6:05 p.m. New York City FC 13 5 4 43 43 27 1. Kyle Busch, 891 Nick Hardy 6 4 — 10 Sung Hyun Park 67-70 — 137 -7
1 p.m. — FS2 — Saratoga Live, Alydar Stakes, at Houston (McCullers 10-6) at L.A. Dodgers (Maeda New York 13 6 2 41 42 22 2. Kevin Harvick, 843 Jonas Blixt 3 6 — 9 So Yeon Ryu 69-69 — 138 -6
Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 7-6), 6:10 p.m. Columbus 10 7 6 36 30 29 3. Martin Truex Jr., 762 Doug Ghim 6 3 — 9 Pernilla Lindberg 71-68 — 139 -5
MLB BASEBALL Toronto (Estrada 4-8) at Seattle (Paxton 9-4), Montreal 9 13 1 28 29 39 4. Joey Logano, 690 Heath Slocum 4 5 — 9 Brooke M. Henderson 69-70 — 139 -5
10 a.m. — TBS — L.A. Angeles at Cleveland 7:10 p.m. New England 7 7 7 28 33 32 5. Clint Bowyer, 677 Dicky Pride 8 1 — 9 Madelene Sagstrom 69-70 — 139 -5
1 p.m. — MLB — Houston at L.A. Dodgers Sunday’s Games Philadelphia 8 10 3 27 29 34 6. Kurt Busch, 677 Martin Flores 4 5 — 9 Florentyna Parker 69-70 — 139 -5
1:05 p.m. — NBCSCA — Detroit at Oakland Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 10:10 a.m. Chicago 6 12 5 23 34 46 7. Brad Keselowski, 644 Andres Romero 4 5 — 9 Mina Harigae 68-71 — 139 -5
1:10 p.m. — NBCSBA — San Francisco at Oakland L.A. Angels at Cleveland, 10:10 a.m. Orlando City 7 14 1 22 32 51 8. Kyle Larson, 626 Cameron Beckman 5 3 — 8 Lydia Ko 68-71 — 139 -5
5 p.m. — ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Boston Kansas City at Minnesota, 11:10 a.m. Toronto FC 6 11 4 22 35 39 9. Denny Hamlin, 618 Johnson Wagner 6 2 — 8 Brittany Altomare 70-70 — 140 -4
SOCCER Baltimore at Texas, 12:05 p.m. D.C. United 4 9 5 17 29 35 10. Ryan Blaney, 612 William McGirt 6 2 — 8 Hyo Joo Kim 72-69 — 141 -3
4:30 a.m. — FS1 — Women, FIFA Under-20 World Detroit at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 11. Aric Almirola, 587 Vaughn Taylor 2 6 — 8 Jessica Korda 71-70 — 141 -3
Cup, Group stage: Group B, Mexico vs. Brazil, at Di- Houston at L.A. Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. Today 12. Chase Elliott, 569 Nick Taylor 2 6 — 8 Catriona Matthew 71-70 — 141 -3
nan-Lehon, France Toronto at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. Toronto FC at Atlanta United FC, 1 p.m. 13. Jimmie Johnson, 547 Stephan Jaeger 10 (-2) — 8 Ariya Jutanugarn 71-70 — 141 -3
7:30 a.m. — FS1 — Women, FIFA Under-20 World N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 5:05 p.m. D.C. United at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. 14. Erik Jones, 533 Xinjun Zhang 6 2 — 8 Celine Herbin 70-71 — 141 -3
Cup, Group stage: Group B, North Korea vs. England, New England at Orlando City, 4:30 p.m. 15. Alex Bowman, 496 Parker McLachlin 4 3 — 7 In-Kyung Kim 70-71 — 141 -3
A28 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal

RELIGION

God makes a Saint Peter’s Episcopal to celebrate 150th

Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church

masterpiece
“All are welcome in this place…” as the hymn
proclaims, and that includes those who want to at-
tend the Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church building’s
150th anniversary celebration acknowledging the

M
y family is full of
artists; my father, my
grandfather, and I, too,
am an artist.
I draw my inspiration from nature.
You know, no matter how good I get
at my craft, God continues to do it
better.
God is the master artist. We read
this in the first sentence of the Bi-
ble, “In the beginning, God creat-
ed the heavens and the earth.” He
took what was void and shapeless
and created such incredible diverse
beauty. Such artistry in creation, this
earth is a masterpiece.
I think of Leonardo da Vinci’s
Mona Lisa. It’s a masterpiece! Da
Vinci placed such value on this
work. One interesting fact about
this painting is it was worked on for
more than 10 years and that by using
modern technology, experts have
found the Mona Lisa was worked
and reworked with many layers un-
der the picture we see today. Da Vin-
ci loved this work so much he was
never content to call it finished.
How about Michelangelo’s statue
of David? Another masterpiece! The
piece of granite he chose had sat in
a lot for decades before he found it
and saw its cracks and blemishes
were perfectly placed for his imag-
ination to spring forth. He worked
Leslie Cyr
Faith &
Insight
on this statue for three years, cutting
away stone to reveal his intent. The
broken and cracked places fit in
perfectly with the vision he had for
that stone.
I believe we’re like Da Vinci’s can-
vas and Michelangelo’s granite. God
sees our worth and potential and
seeks to create in us a work of art,
a masterpiece. We’re the canvas as
God paints his glorious story of love
and redemption. We’re that piece of
granite that’s marred, cracked, and
broken. What we see as undesir-
able cracks and blemishes, like the
marble in Michelangelo’s hands, God
sees a position for them in the mas-
terpiece he sees when he looks at us.
Your life is his masterpiece. Noth-
ing about you is a mistake. You, as
you are, are exactly what he had in
mind when he thought of you.
Capt. Leslie Cyr is an officer
in the Salvation Army at 661
Colorado St. For information, go to
carsoncitysalarmy.org.
first service held in the historic church located at
314 N. Division St. in Carson City.
The iconic white church with its stained glass
and 93-foot steeple is located on the Blue Line his-
torical walking tour at the corner of Telegraph and
Division Streets in Carson City. The Parish has
been conducting church services and providing
community assistance to area residents continu-
ously since Aug. 9, 1868.
An 1860s modeled service is planned that will
include the original alter configuration, period
clergy vestments, and 1792 book of liturgy. The
Right Reverend Jeff Paul, St. Peter’s Rector will
officiate.
The service will be held at 10 a.m. on Aug. 12
at St. Peter’s Church and will be followed at noon
by a potluck lunch on the grounds between the
church and the rectory building that’s adjacent to
the church.
“We are excited to share the rich history and ac-
complishments that St. Peter’s has provided to our
citizens and community since territorial times,”
said Allison Joffee, senior warden of Saint Peter’s
Parish Vestry.
The brick Rectory building on the same proper-
ty, is where in February 1865, Nevada’s first State
Governor, Henry G. Blasdel signed a letter in-
forming President Lincoln of Nevada’s ratification
of the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution,
to abolish slavery. During this period the Rectory
also served as an office and residence (1864-71) for
Gov. Blasdel.
St. Peter’s Church building is a Carpenter Goth-
ic architectural jewel and a landmark structure
that was constructed between 1867 and 1868.
During the first year, the new pastor, Rev. Allen,
RICK HOOVER/NEVADA APPEAL
Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church building’s
150th anniversary celebration will be held
Aug. 12.
who “… sailed from New York June 16th “(1868)
and arrived in San Francisco…” in early July of
that year (Nevada Appeal, July 8, 2018, pp A15).
Allen continued to Carson City after recovering
from a month-long illness, where he was then wel-
comed and served as the first Resident Pastor of
the new Carson City parish.
In conjunction with this 150th year of service
event, St. Peter’s Vestry has commissioned the
minting of a commemorative coin of this event
that will be available to order by purchase, in
limited numbers, for those interested in owning a
tangible memento of this event.
During the post-service lunch there will be
announcements describing the following two
structural projects being planned for the church
property:
■ The installment of a 38-foot diameter prayer
and meditation Labyrinth on church grounds that
will be accessible to the public between the church
and the rectory, starting in August 2018.
■ The construction of a memorial and prayer
garden that will be located between the rectory
and the church building starting in 2019.
For information, contact the church at
775-882-1534.

First United
Methodist Church
Corner of Musser
and Division Streets
open hearts, open minds, open doors
WORSHIP TIMES
8:00 am - Informal
Traditional Service
9:30 am - Praise & Worship
Service
Children’s Sunday
School

Spread The Word...

11:00 am - Traditional Service
6:00 pm - Taize Service
(1st Sunday of the month)
Rev. Maggie McNaught
Pastor
882-1436
www.carson1umc.org

First Church
of Christ, Scientist
Carson City
Christian Science Church
JOHNSON LANE “A Loving, Christ Centered,
BAPTIST CHURCH, FIRST BAPTIST Bible Believing Church”
SBC
8:30am CHURCH OF
Richard P. South, Pastor
10am
1581 Johnson Lane, Minden CARSON CITY COME JOIN OUR Dr. Ken Haskins Minister
775-267-9590 1750 N. Mountain St. HEALING SERVICES
Michael Hurlbert Youth/Music Minister
Sunday School 9:45 am 775-882-1851 Sunday Service • 10:00 am
Children’s Ministry 9:45 am www.1stBaptistCarson.com Sunday School • 10:00 am Sunday Worship 8:00am,
Worship Service 11:00 am Wed. TesTimony mTg. 6:30pm 10:30am and 6:00pm
Sunday School • 9:30 am To learn more visit:
Sunday Evening Sunday Service • 10:45 am www.christianscience.com
Bible Study 5:00 pm and on Facebook:
Wednesday Service: 7:00pm
We are a Bible preaching AWANA CLUB - Christian Science Church
Carson City, NV
and teaching church September - April
775-883-2178
2211 Mouton Dr. in Carson City
and welcome all who wish Tuesdays 110 Clear Creek Ave For information please call 775 883-4836
to come and join us. 5:45-7:30 pm East of Hwy 395

To Feature Your Church, contact Jessica Rackley at 775.782.5121 ext. 24 • jrackley@recordcourier.com

 Nevada Appeal | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | A29

PEOPLE

Veterans group honors deputies for service

Nevada Appeal staff report
The compassionate — and in
one instance lifesaving — actions
of two deputies earned them
awards from the Dayton Post
8660 of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Members of Post 8660 held a
ceremony on July 26 to thank
Lyon County Sheriff ’s Deputies
William McDaniel and Nathan
Cooper.
McDaniel was presented with
the VFW’s Life Saving Award.
Due to McDaniel’s quick ac-
tion, calm demeanor and expert
knowledge, a woman’s life was
saved even though she hadn’t
been breathing upon his arrival
on scene.
The woman subsequently made
a full recovery.
Cooper received the Deputy
of the Year award for his com-
passionate engagement with the
Dayton community.
Cooper, an Army veteran who
served in Operation Enduring
Freedom, has been a deputy with
the LCSO since September 2013.
He earned the Deputy of the
Year nomination for the kindness
he showed on Feb. 9, 2017, when
he was assigned to help in the in-
vestigation of a house fire. Cooper
not only interviewed witnesses
but also took care of the children
whose house burned.
“The children had recently lost
their house, most of their belong-
ings, their mother was out of the
state at a burn ward with their
youngest sibling. He brought
them to the substation and treat-
ed them in a caring manner to
minimize the trauma they were
experiencing,” Sgt. Dan Lynch
wrote in the award nomination.
“He worked with CPS to find ap-
propriate care for the children. He
bought them food with his own
money, and when I suggested he
turn in the receipt for reimburse-
ment he said, ‘I am just glad they
were fed.’”
Cooper was also nominated for COURTESY
his actions on Nov. 2, 2017, when Veterans of Foreign War Post 8660 members John Alexander, left, and Ken Gray, right, present an award of
he arrived at a medical emergency appreciation to Deputy Nathan Cooper.
seven minutes before paramedics
and initiated chest compressions succumbed to her injuries, her Beyond his service with the Dayton area for several years and
and rescue breathing. family later returned to thank Sheriff ’s Office, the deputy has is working toward earning an as-
Although the victim later Cooper for his effort. coached Little League in the sociate’s degree.

BIRTH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center
■ To Brianna Carr and David Miller of
Dayton, Madison Hendrix Miller, born
July 17, 2018, weighing 6 pounds and 3
ounces.
■ To Shelby Jordan and Andrew
Plante of Gardnerville, Paiton Elise
Plante, born July 17, 2018, weighing 8
pounds and 7 ounces.
■ To Mariana Garibay Sanchez and
Oscar Ambriz-Ponce of Carson City,
Alondra Kimberley Ambriz, born July
17, 2018, weighing 5 pounds and 11
ounces.
■ To Kelly and Chad Walling of
Gardnerville, Brenna Lynn Walling,
born July 18, 2018, weighing 8 pounds.
■ To Amanda Holguin and
Christopher Cachu Jr. of Carson City,
Christopher Anthony Cachu III, born
July 18, 2018, weighing 5 pounds and 12
ounces.
■ To Brittany and Andrew Gatlin of
Dayton, Daniel Matthew Gatlin, born
July 20, 2018, weighing 7 pounds and 10
ounces.
■ To Julie Balderson and Ian Knight of
Carson City, Mary Jacqueline Knight,
born July 20, 2018, weighing 8 pounds
and 12 ounces.
■ To Nicole and Michael Soukup of
Dayton, Gunnar Dean Soukup, born
July 21, 2018, weighing 7 pounds and 9
ounces.
■ To Summer West of Carson City,
Elena Claire West, born July 21, 2018,
weighing 6 pounds and 4 ounces.
■ To Mariah and David Allison of
Gardnerville, Alleria Elaine Allison,
born July 21, 2018, weighing 4 pounds
and 3 ounces.
■ To Andrea Inman and Antonio
Valenzuela of Dayton, Liam Samuel
Valenzuela, born July 23, 2018, weigh-
ing 7 pounds and 13 ounces.
■ To Lacey Holmes of Carson City,
Emily Renee Furlong, born July 24,
2018, weighing 6 pounds and 14 ounces.
Carson woman makes
Provost’s Honor Roll
The University of Wyoming
listed Nycole Marsh of Carson
City on the 2018 spring semes-
ter Provost’s Honor Roll.
The Provost’s Honor Roll
consists of undergraduates
who have completed at least
six but fewer than 12 hours
with a minimum 3.5 GPA for
the semester.
SENIOR MENUS
Note: Menus for week of Aug. 6
subject to change without notice.
Choice of beverage included.
Carson City Senior Center,
911 Beverly Drive:
MONDAY: Lemon baked fish,
whole wheat bread, peas, long
grain wild rice, house salad,
assorted dressing, grapes.
TUESDAY: Chili over twice
baked potato, corn, corn bread
muffins, three-bean salad, fresh
fruit.
WEDNESDAY: Southwest bar-
becue chicken sandwich, baked
beans, carrot salad, pineapple
chunks.
THURSDAY: Manicotti with
meat sauce, Italian veggies,
blushed pears, bread stick,
cookie.
FRIDAY: Turkey, mashed
potatoes and gravy, whole wheat
roll, green beans, diced peaches,
apple juice.
Dayton Senior Center, 320
Old Dayton Valley Road:
MONDAY: Baked fish, coleslaw,
stewed tomatoes, whole wheat
bread, margarine, banana, apple
crisp.
TUESDAY: Barbecue chicken,
baked acorn squash, cucumbers
in sour cream, biscuit, honey,
Chantilly fruit cup.
4-H’er thanks Carson City Fair organizers I bent down to square its legs, I really enjoyed
I would like to thank the UNR Cooperative
Extension, every sponsor, judge, volunteer,
the competition.
The whole experience was loads of fun. And
and 4-H leader that made the Carson City Fair I already look forward to the 2019 Carson City
possible. Fair.
This year was very special because I got to Vivi Mellow and Annie, the Greatest Rescue
compete in the Round Robin event in which Dog Ever
I got to show a dog, dairy cow, a rabbit, a hen, (We have been in 4 Paws 4-H for two years
lamb, goats, and a pig. and this was our second year participating in the
Just getting the pig out of the pen was hard. Carson City Fair).
And even though the dairy goat would fight with Vivi Mellow
the goat next to it and would chew my hair when Carson City
WEDNESDAY: Stuffed cabbage Douglas County Senior rice, mixed veggies, whole
casserole with ground beef and Center, 1329 Waterloo Lane: wheat bread, apple butter,
rice, mixed veggies, whole wheat MONDAY: Pesto chicken spiced pears.
bread, apple butter, spiced pears. Florentine, tossed salad, creamy THURSDAY: Baked fish,
THURSDAY: Chicken salad Italian dressing, fresh strawber- coleslaw, stewed tomatoes,
sandwich on whole wheat bread, ries, seven grain bread. whole wheat bread, margarine,
cream of potato soup, green TUESDAY: Pork tamales with banana, apple crisp.
salad, dressing, mixed fruit. green enchilada sauce, corn and FRIDAY: Chili cheese baked
FRIDAY: Chili cheese baked black bean salad, Spanish rice, potato, steamed carrots, whole
potato, steamed carrots, whole refried beans, apple turnover. wheat banana muffin, blueber-
wheat banana muffin, blueberry WEDNESDAY: Birthday lunch: ry yogurt, orange banana juice.
yogurt, orange banana juice. black and blue salad with grilled
steak, romaine, spring mix, Yerington Senior Center,
Fernley Senior Center, carrots, tomato, avocado, bacon 117 Tilson Way:
1170 W. Newlands Drive: and blue cheese, bread stick, MONDAY: Baked fish,
MONDAY: Baked fish, coleslaw, watermelon, cake, ice cream. coleslaw, stewed tomatoes,
stewed tomatoes, whole wheat THURSDAY: Seafood chow- whole wheat bread, margarine,
bread, margarine, banana, apple der, egg salad sandwich, vanilla banana, apple crisp.
crisp. yogurt with raspberries, orange TUESDAY: Barbecue chicken,
TUESDAY: Barbecue chicken, banana juice. baked acorn squash, cucum-
baked acorn squash, cucumbers FRIDAY: Spaghetti, spring mix bers in sour cream, biscuit,
in sour cream, biscuit, honey, salad, cranberry juice, roasted honey, Chantilly fruit cup.
Chantilly fruit cup. garlic bread, Italian blend veg- WEDNESDAY: Stuffed cab-
WEDNESDAY: Stuffed cabbage gies, cheesecake. bage casserole with ground
casserole with ground beef and beef and rice, mixed veggies,
rice, mixed veggies, whole wheat Silver Springs Senior Center, whole wheat bread, apple
bread, apple butter, spiced pears. 2945 Ft. Churchill Road: butter, spiced pears.
THURSDAY: Chicken salad MONDAY: Chicken salad THURSDAY: Chicken salad
sandwich on whole wheat sandwich on whole wheat bread, sandwich on whole wheat
bread, cream of potato soup, cream of potato soup, green bread, cream of potato soup,
green salad, dressing, mixed salad, dressing, mixed fruit. green salad, dressing, mixed
fruit. TUESDAY: Italian beef bake, fruit.
FRIDAY: Chili cheese baked peas and carrots, spinach salad, FRIDAY: Chili cheese baked
potato, steamed carrots, whole frozen vanilla strawberry yogurt. potato, steamed carrots, whole
wheat banana muffin, blueber- WEDNESDAY: Stuffed cabbage wheat banana muffin, blueber-
ry yogurt, orange banana juice. casserole with ground beef and ry yogurt, orange banana juice.
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Seven-day Forecast Today / Tomorrow Regional Forecast Carson City Almanac

TODAY Winnemucca Temperature Precipitation
90 / 53 Elko
Sunny 90 / 51 Tuesday's High / Low 98 / 68 Tuesday's 0.00"
Redding 89 / 54 Wednesday's 0.00"
Areas of Haze Wednesday's High / Low 97 / 58
96 / 69 Battle Mtn. 88 / 53 Thursday's High / Low 95 / 53 Thursday's 0.00"
Precip Chance: 0%
95 / 67 91 / 55 Yesterday's High / Low 90 / 46 Yesterday's 0.00"
86 / 52 Reno 89 / 54 Normal High / Low 90 / 53 Month to Date 0.00"
Wind: 10-25 mph SW 88 / 58 Record High 100 in 2000 Average Month to Date 0.03"
Grass Truckee 85 / 60 Record Low 35 in 1975 Year to Date 7.20"
SUNDAY Valley 78 / 38 Virginia 82 / 59 Eureka
Average Year to Date 7.12"
88 / 63 76 / 40 City 80 / 60 85 / 52
Sunny All climate data valid at 3 pm yesterday.
Areas of Haze 86 / 60 Carson City 82 / 55 Ely
Precip Chance: 0% 86 / 52 86 / 47
S. Lake Sun and Moon
83 / 56 Sacramento Tahoe 83 / 56 83 / 49
Wind: 5-20 mph SSW 95 / 60 77 / 47
Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset
92 / 62 Minden Today 6:02 a.m. 8:07 p.m. 12:02 a.m. 1:31 p.m.
75 / 49 86 / 48 Sunday 6:02 a.m. 8:06 p.m. 12:36 a.m. 2:37 p.m.
MONDAY Monday 6:03 a.m. 8:05 p.m. 1:16 a.m. 3:44 p.m.
83 / 51 Tonopah
Sunny Tuesday 6:04 a.m. 8:03 p.m. 2:02 a.m. 4:50 p.m.
Stockton Wednesday 6:05 a.m. 8:02 p.m. 2:56 a.m. 5:55 p.m.
Precip Chance: 0%
95 / 63 89 / 60
91 / 65 Yosemite N.P. 86 / 61
88 / 58
Wind: 5-10 mph SSE San Francisco 100 / 66
68 / 54 98 / 65
Last New First Full
TUESDAY 66 / 55
8/4 8/11 8/18 8/26
Sunny Monterey Fresno
Precip Chance: 0%
65 / 55 100 / 69 Las Vegas Today's UV Air Quality
64 / 56 98 / 68 111 / 83 Air Quality Index (AQI)
93 / 60 110 / 84 Today's forecast Moderate
Wind: 5-10 mph SSE
9 Yesterday 60, Moderate
0-50, Good; 51-100, Moderate: 101-150,
WEDNESDAY Unhealthy for sensitive groups; 151-200,
Sunny National Outlook 1: Low, 5: Moderate, 10+: High.
Unhealthy; 201 +, Very Unhealthy
Precip Chance: 0% The higher the index, the Source: AirNow. A cross agency of the
Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow greater amount of skin and eye U. S. Gov.
City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W protection that is needed.
95 / 61 Albuquerque 94 70 pc 93 72 pc New Orleans 88 80 t 90 79 t
Air quality is measured by concentrations of
Wind: 5-10 mph SSE air pollutants. High ozone levels impair
Anchorage 65 56 mc 64 57 mc New York 80 74 t 90 77 s breathing.
Atlanta 88 72 t 89 74 t Oklahoma City 93 74 s 95 76 pc
THURSDAY Billings 83 56 pc 81 55 mc Orlando 93 77 pc 89 76 t
Mostly Sunny Boise 85 60 s 87 62 s Philadelphia 86 74 sh 89 78 s Recreation Forecast
Precip Chance: 0% Boston 81 72 sh 85 75 pc Phoenix 110 89 s 109 88 s
Chicago 95 76 s 93 78 pc Portland 82 60 pc 86 63 hz
Dallas 98 77 s 96 79 s Rapid City 84 59 pc 81 60 t Lake Tahoe
94 / 60 Denver 91 62 pc 90 63 pc St. George, UT 105 76 s 104 74 s Today Tomorrow Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Wind: 5-10 mph SSE
El Paso 98 77 t 99 76 pc St. Louis 93 72 s 91 75 s
Fairbanks 67 52 sh 63 50 sh Salt Lake City 90 66 s 89 64 pc
FRIDAY Honolulu 88 77 sh 89 79 mc San Antonio 94 76 pc 95 78 mc
Mostly Cloudy Houston 91 79 t 92 81 t San Diego 81 70 pc 80 72 pc 80 / 43 77 / 44 80 / 46 84 / 48 86 / 50
Precip Chance: 0% Kansas City 92 74 pc 96 75 s Seattle 76 60 mc 81 62 pc
Los Angeles 87 69 fg 89 71 fg Spokane 83 55 hz 87 58 hz Pyramid Lake
92 / 58 Miami Beach 89 79 mc 87 81 t Tucson 104 76 pc 103 78 pc
Minneapolis 81 68 t 83 67 t Washington DC 85 74 t 89 77 pc Today Tomorrow Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Wind: 5-15 mph SW
Nashville 92 75 pc 90 74 t Yuma, AZ 111 83 s 107 82 s

70 / 53 69 / 54 71 / 59 73 / 60 75 / 63
Road Conditions Weather Key
Lahontan Lake
Nevada: 511 bz-blizzard, cl-cloudy, fg-fog, hs-heavy snow, ls-light snow, mc-mostly cloudy, rs-rain/snow,
Today Tomorrow Monday Tuesday Wednesday
pc-partly cloudy, ra-rain, sh-showers, sn-snow, ss-snow showers, s-sunny, t-thunderstorm
www.nevadadot.com/traveler/roads

California:
In Calif., 800-427-7623 Fire Danger 94 / 58 90 / 59 96 / 63 99 / 66 100 / 68
Outside Calif., 916-445-7623
Lake Tahoe Basin Tahoe Nat. Forest Topaz Lake
www.dot.ca.gov/hq/roadinfo/ Additional prescribe burn
Low Low
Today Tomorrow Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Courtsey of the U.S. and fire information:
For latest weather updates: Moderate Forest Service Camino Moderate LTBMU (530) 644-6048 or
High High
www.UpdatedWx.com/NA Interagency Emergency www.sierrafront.net/
Very High Command Center.
Very High
firedangerindexes.htm
Extreme Extreme 79 / 41 78 / 43 80 / 47 82 / 49 84 / 50

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and stability when taking the
stairs, this class is for you. For
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visit www.anytimefitness.
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son-city-nv-89701, or call
775-885-7771.
Ladies, It’s Time to Take
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Tahoe Health, 1470 Medical
Parkway, Carson City. The
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offers a six-week program
starting on August 6, for
women of all ages. Whether
you’re looking to improve
your sexual function,
increase bladder and bowel
control, or prevent the need
for future surgeries, we’re
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education and 45 minutes of
exercise. Classes are held on
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August 16 August 20 August
23 August 27 August 30
September 3 September 6
September 10 September 13
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Support Group -
Mondays 5:30 Pm —
5:30 p.m., Overeaters
Anonymous Carson City,
1617 Fairview Drive, Suite
1, Carson City. What you
will find at OA meetings is:
Acceptance of you as you
are now, as you were, as
you will be. Understanding
of the problems you now
face — problems almost
certainly shared by others
in the group.
Communication that
comes as the natural result
of our mutual understand-
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ness. Power to enter a new
way of life through the
practice of the Twelve-Step
recovery program, the
belief in a power greater
than yourself, and the sup-
port and companionship
of the group. What you
won’t find at OA meetings
are: Weigh-ins Packaged
meals Dues Fees “Shoulds”
“Musts” Judgment. If you
decide that you are one of
us, we welcome you with
open arms. Whatever your
circumstances, we offer
you the gift of accep-
tance. You are not alone
anymore. Welcome to
Overeaters Anonymous.
Welcome home! For more
information, visit www.
oanns.org.
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Carson City School District 2018/19

School Begins Monday, August 20, 2018

EMPOWER CARSON CITY 2022

Our Community Inspires and Empowers Innovators, Leaders and Thinkers
The first day of school will be a full school day with lunch
and regular bus service.
Variances must be approved by school sites. For addi-
tional information call (775) 283-2009.
Nevada law requires all incoming 7th and 8th grade
students to have their T-DAP and MENINGOCOCCAL
vaccinations BEFORE the first day of school.
Online updates for returning students and online enroll-
ment for new students is now available for the 2018-2019
school year.
Returning Students: All parents or guardians must up-
date their student’s information every school year, which
includes annual permission and consent forms:
1. Log into your “Infinite Campus” Parent Portal
2. Choose the “Online Registration” option on the
left side
3. Continue through the registration process
4. If you do not have an Infinite Campus user name and
password, please contact your neighborhood school.
New Students: Parents or guardians will need to log onto
www.carsoncityschools.com and click on the enrolling
student’s link, select new student enrollment to complete
the process. New student enrollment requirements: copy
of the student’s birth certificate, immunization record and
proof of residency. For additional information, please con-
tact your neighborhood school.
If you need assistance, please contact your school. To
confirm the zoned school of attendance, select “Find my
School Zone” on the Quick Links tab at www.carsoncity-
schools.com
Directions and other information can be found on our
website at www.carsoncityschools.com under the Enrolling
Students link.

CARSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOLS 4:00 - 5:30 pm

There will be a variety of information sta-
tions; student schedules, lockers, trans-
Mrs. Paula Zona, Principal stations; student schedules, lockers, trans- portation, sports, yearbooks, and student
BORDEWICH/BRAY ELEMENTARY 8:25 am - 3:15 pm portation, and sports. leadership.
110 South Thompson St. Items available for purchase include; Year- Items available for purchase include; EVMS
(775) 283-2400 CARSON MONTESSORI CHARTER books, CMS PTA membership. PTO Membership - $10.00, Material Fee
Mrs. Lisa Hutchison, Principal SCHOOL All students at CMS wear a uniform. Please - $20.00 (Required for all students), PE
8:25 am - 3:15 pm 2263 Mouton Dr. contact the school if you have any questions. Uniform shirts are $10.00; mesh shorts are
(775) 887-9500 $10.00. All students wear a uniform, and in-
EMPIRE ELEMENTARY Mrs. Jessica Daniels, Principal EAGLE VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL formation and order forms will be available)
1260 Monte Rosa 8:45 am - 3:15 pm 4151 East Fifth St. NOTE: Nevada law requires all incom-
(775) 283-1100 (775) 283-2600 ing 7th & 8th grade students to have their
Mrs. Susan Squires, Principal CARSON MIDDLE SCHOOL Mr. Lee Conley, Principal T-DAP and MENINGOCOCCAL vaccina-
8:25 am - 3:15 pm 1140 West King St. 7:45 am - 2:30 pm tions BEFORE the first day of school.
(775) 283-2800
FREMONT ELEMENTARY Mr. Dan Sadler, Principal EAGLE VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL “BACK Resources for Immunizations:
1511 Firebox Rd. 7:45 am - 2:30 pm TO SCHOOL BOOT CAMP” NEVADA HEALTH CENTER
(775) 283-1200 Students must be accompanied by a parent. SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CLINIC
Dr. Jennifer Ward-DeJoseph, Principal CARSON MIDDLE SCHOOL All parents must update their student’s In- 618 W. Musser St
8:25 am - 3:15 pm “BACK TO SCHOOL SNEAK PREVIEW” finite Campus information, which includes (775) 445-3500
Students must be accompanied by a parent. annual permission & consent forms; i.e., Open Tuesday and Wednesday
FRITSCH ELEMENTARY All parents must update their student’s In- computer usage, field trips, etc., in order to 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
504 Bath St. finite Campus information, which includes receive a schedule. Computers and assistance
(775) 283-1400 annual permission & consent forms; i.e., will be available during “Bootcamp” for any CARSON CITY HEALTH & HUMAN
Mr. Dan Brown, Principal computer usage, field trips, etc., in order to parent that has not registered or completed SERVICES
8:25 am - 3:15 pm receive a schedule. Computers and assistance their update. 900 E. Long Street
will be available during the “Sneak Preview” Thursday, August 16, 2018 (775) 887-2190
MARK TWAIN ELEMENTARY for any parent that has not registered or com- (Please see assigned grade level times; how- Open Thursday
2111 Carriage Crest Dr. pleted their update. ever, if you cannot attend during designated 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
(775) 283-1000 6th Grade times, please feel free to come by anytime
Mrs. Ruthlee Caloiaro, Principal Wednesday, August 15, 2018 between 3:30 – 5:30 pm) Special days/hours for school-age
8:25 am - 3:15 pm 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm *Note – Upper basketball area will be open student immunizations the week
7th & 8th Grade for overflow parking* before school starts and during the first
SEELIGER ELEMENTARY Thursday, August 16, 2018 6th Grade day of school.
2800 South Saliman Rd. 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm August 13-17, 2018 and
(775) 283-2200 There will be a variety of information 7th & 8th Grade August 20, 2018

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CARSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT GENERAL INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATION OFFICES
Carson City School District
1402 West King Street
Carson City, NV
General Information (775) 283-2000
Mr. Richard Stokes (775) 283-2100
Superintendent
Mrs. Susan Keema (775) 283-2110
Associate Superintendent,
Educational Services
Dr. Jose Delfin (775) 283-2130
Associate Superintendent,
Human Resources
Mr. Andrew Feuling (775) 283-2140
Director, Fiscal Services
Mrs. Valerie Dockery (775) 283-1523
Director, Grants Department
CARSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Ron Swirczek, President
Stacie Wilke-McCulloch, Vice President
Michael Walker, Clerk
Don Carine, Member
Joe Cacioppo, Member
Laurel Crossman, Member
Ryan Green, Member
CARSON HIGH SCHOOL
(GRADES 9-12)
1111 North Saliman Rd.
(775) 283-1600
Mrs. Tasha Fuson, Principal
7:40 am – 2:05 pm
NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION
IMPORTANT: Carson High students
who are enrolling for the 2018-2019 school
year must be prepared to provide; Birth
Certificate, previous school records (tran-
scripts), Immunization Records and Proof
of Residency.
**CHS does have a dress code. Please
refer to their website www.carsonhigh.
com for complete information**
“SENATOR KICK-OFF”
Friday, Aug. 10th – Senator Square
Seniors - 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Juniors - 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Sophomores - 10:00 am - 11:00 am
**IMPORTANT! You may make your
purchase with a check or cash**
Students will have the opportunity to
receive their schedules on August 10th,
purchase SBC sticker (required for all
extra-curricular activities - free entry into
home games - discounted dance tickets),
pre-order yearbooks, and purchase a park-
ing space if parents have updated their
student’s information in Infinite Cam-
pus, which includes annual permission
& consent forms.
FRESHMAN/NEW STUDENT
ORIENTATION - BIG GYM
–Tuesday, August 14, 2018,
8:00-11:00 am.
All parents must update their student’s
Infinite Campus information, which in-
cludes annual permission & consent forms
in order to receive their schedule. Fresh-
men may pre-order their yearbooks at a
special “Welcome to CHS” price.
PE UNIFORMS - $25.00
PE Uniforms will be sold in Senator
Square for students to purchase.
STUDENT BODY CARD
STICKERS (SBC) - $25.00
Student Body Card stickers are required
for all students involved in all extra-cur-
ricular activities; gets student into home
games FREE. Student ID cards will be
provided once school starts; the State of
Nevada requires all students to have a
pictured student ID or activity card when
registering for State tests.
LOCKERS - $10.00
This fee covers all four years of high
school. Students who have already pur-
chased a locker will keep the same locker.
The $10.00 fee includes a lock. THERE
IS NO SHARING OF LOCKERS! $5.00
replacement fee for lost locks.
PARKING PERMIT
$20 during Pre-Registration Day Only –
August 10, 2018
$25 beginning Monday, August 20.
Students will be able to pick their PER-
SONAL parking space for the incoming
school year, only if parents have updated
student information in Infinite Campus!
See Student Handbook for parking guide-
lines. Parking space will only be issued
to students with a valid Nevada driver’s
license at time of purchase.
PARENT UNIVERSITY - CHS
UPSTAIRS CAFETERIA
Tuesday, August 14, 2018, 8:00-11:00 am
Informational parent meeting for fresh- PARENT MEETING
man and new students. Parent Night & Open House:
Tuesday, September 18th, 5:00 – 7:00 pm
OPEN HOUSE
Monday, September 10th from 6:00 –
8:00 pm. Parents, students and the public
are invited to attend. Parents and students
will follow an abbreviated school day
schedule and meet all of his/her teachers.
Teachers will be available in their class-
rooms to discuss the class and course
expectations.
STUDENT PICTURES
Student pictures will be taken on Thurs-
day, August 23th and Friday, August 24th;
additional information will be sent home
with students.
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Student Support Services
710 West Fourth St. (775) 283-2350
Mrs. Jan Albertson, Director
Special Education students follow dis-
trict enrollment procedures.
ADULT EDUCATION
Adult/Prison Education
275 East Park St., Building E
(775) 283-1350
Mr. Sam Santillo, Director
PIONEER HIGH SCHOOL
(GRADES 9-12)
202 East Corbett St.
(775) 283-1300
Mr. Jason Zona, Principal
Class Period Hours: 7:35 am-2:15 pm
PIONEER HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION
Pioneer High School has been recog-
nized by the Nevada Department of Educa-
tion as a “Highlighted School” for achieve-
ment in 2011 and 2018. PHS is accredited
through AdvancED. In addition to the
small campus and classroom style setting,
hands-on outdoor activities, and core cur-
riculum offerings, PHS offers CTE (Career
and Technical Education) classes in Health
Information Systems. These classes give
students both high school elective credit
and college credits at no charge to stu-
dents. PHS offers Standard, CTE, Ad-
vanced and Honors High School Diplomas.
Pioneer High School has a highly qualified
and talented staff to meet a wide range
of students’ educational needs. Through
partnerships and grants, PHS is able to
provide students with elective choices in
sports, art, environmental science, and
extracurricular activities such as; lifeguard
certification, rock climbing, camping,
cross country and downhill skiing, graphic
arts, guitar, Jobs for American Graduates
(JAG), and a well-known and respected
student leadership organization.
NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION
New student enrollment will begin
Thursday, August 9th. Please call 283-
1300 to schedule an appointment and
obtain the necessary registration forms.
IMPORTANT: PHS students who are
enrolling for the 2018-2019 school year
must be prepared to provide; Birth Cer-
tificate, previous school records (tran-
scripts), Immunization Records and Proof
of Residency.
CLASS SCHEDULES
All students enrolled at PHS and Carson
Online (Grades 9-12) will be able to pick
up their class schedules on Monday, Au-
gust 20th at 7:35 am. Students will report
to their alpha rooms listed on (Building A,
Rooms 2 – 5) to gather their schedules.
TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
Students attending PHS may ride the
existing CCSD school bus routes. JAC bus
passes are also available for PHS students.
PHS FACEBOOK PAGE AND
SCHOOL WEBSITE:
For more information please visit:
http://www.facebook.com/phspanthers
http://pioneer.carsoncityschools.com/
CARSON ONLINE
(GRADES 6-12)
202 East Corbett St.
(775) 283-1317
Mrs. Jill Council, Distance Education
Coordinator
Mr. Jason Zona, Principal
CARSON ONLINE INFORMATION
Carson Online offers hundreds of classes
to students in the Carson City School Dis-
trict. They are free of charge during the
regular school year if students are enrolled
full time in CCSD. Students enrolled
in Carson Online can attend classes on
campus. Flexible scheduling can also be
arranged for students who cannot attend
campus sessions. The Carson Online lab
setting includes both highly qualified
teachers online and teachers available
on campus for daily assistance. Students
enrolled in Carson Online classes achieved
a passing rate of 97% in the previous
school year while enrolled at PHS. Call
(775) 283-1320 for more details, including
enrollment.
PRE-K REGISTRATION 2018-2019
All children who will be 4 years old by
September 30, 2018 may qualify for the
Carson City School District Pre-K program
for the 2018-2019 school year. For addi-
tional Pre-K information, please contact
the school district Pre-K office at (775)
283-1521.
INSCRIPCIÓN PARA NIÑOS DE
PRE-KÍNDER 2018-2019
Todos los niños que cumplan 4 antes del
30 de septiembre, posiblemente califica-
ran para el programa de Pre-kínder que el
distrito escolar de Carson ofrecerá este año
escolar 2018-2019. Si desea más infor-
mación sobre el programa de Pre-Kínder,
favor de llamar a la oficina de Pre-Kínder
del distrito escolar, al (775) 283-1521.
NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION
The Carson City School District does
not discriminate against any person on
the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, disability, age, or on any other basis
protected by state or federal law, and it
provides equal access to the Boy Scouts
of America and other designated youth
groups. The following person has been
designated to handle inquiries regarding
the District’s non-discrimination policies:
Title IX and 504 Coordinator, 1402 W.
King Street, Carson City, NV 89703 (775)
283-2130. For further information on
notice of non-discrimination, contact the
United States Department of Education,
Office of Civil Rights, 1-800-421-3481.
El Distrito Escolar de Carson no discrim-
ina a ninguna persona por motivos de raza,
color, origen nacionalidad, sexo, disca-
pacidad, edad, o sobre cualquier otra base
protegida por la ley estatal o federal, y este
proporciona igualdad de acceso a los Boy
Scouts de América y a otros grupos desig-
nados de jóvenes. La siguiente persona ha
sido designada para atender las consultas
relacionadas a la Política de No-Discrim-
inación del Distrito: Título IX y Coordi-
nador 504, 1402 W. King Street, Carson
City, NV 89703 (775) 283-2130. Para más
información sobre el aviso de la No-Dis-
criminación, comuníquese con el Departa-
mento de Educación, Oficina de Derechos
Civiles, 1-800-421-3481.
ENGLISH LEARNER PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION
The Carson City School District is ded-
icated to serving the needs of English
Learners – students who speak a language
other than English at home and score
below proficient on English assessments
when they enter our school system. In
order to assure equity and access to an
excellent education, the District’s English
Learner Program provides additional ser-
vices to students with limited English lan-
guage skills so that they may benefit from
all the District’s educational programs.
Parent involvement is highly valued in
our district, and we invite all parents to
become involved in their child’s education.
Our goal is to provide a supportive envi-
ronment for English Learners with a focus
on academic achievement and college and
career readiness. If you would like more
information regarding the Carson City
School District English Learner Program,
please contact EL Program Director, Laura
Austin, at (775) 283-1504.
El Distrito Escolar de Carson se dedica
a atender las necesidades de los estudi-
antes que están aprendiendo inglés – es-
tos son estudiantes que hablan un idioma
distinto al inglés en casa y que tienen
una calificación de aptitud baja en las
evaluaciones de inglés cuando ingresan
a nuestro sistema escolar. Con el fin de
asegurar la equidad y el acceso a una ed-
ucación excelente, el programa para es-
tudiantes de inglés del distrito proporcio-
na servicios adicionales a los estudiantes
con conocimientos limitados del idioma
inglés para que puedan beneficiarse de
todos los programas educativos del distri-
to. La participación de los padres es muy
valorada en nuestro distrito, e invitamos
a todos los padres a participar en la ed-
ucación de sus hijos. Nuestro objetivo es
proporcionar un ambiente de apoyo para
los estudiantes de inglés con un enfo-
que en el rendimiento académico y en la
preparación universitaria y profesional.
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Si desea más información sobre el pro-
grama para estudiantes de inglés del
distrito de la cuidad de Carson, por favor
contacte a la Directora del programa,
Laura Austin, al (775) 283-1504.
FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH
PROGRAM INFORMATION
The Carson City School District offers
a Free and Reduced Lunch Program for
grades Pre-K – 12. Applications for this
program can be accessed on the Dis-
trict website; www.carsoncityschools.
com or there are copies of the application
available at each school site office. If you
would like more information about the
Free and Reduced Lunch Program, please
contact your child’s school office.
El Distrito Escolar de Carson City ofrece
un programa de almuerzo gratis o reducido
para los estudiantes de los grados Pre-K - 12.
Para obtener la solicitud para este programa
Ud. puede acceder en el sitio web (Internet)
del Distrito Escolar de Carson, o hay copias
de la aplicación disponibles en cada oficina
de la escuela. Si desea más información
sobre el Programa de Almuerzo Gratis y Re-
ducido, por favor póngase en contacto con la
oficina de la escuela de su hijo.

CARSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

2018/19 BUS SCHEDULES
Bus #2201 High School Bus #2201 High School Bus #1223 Middle School Bus #1223 Middle School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
6:50 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out 7:15 AM 403 Hot Springs 2:40 PM Carson Middle School
7:16 AM Hot Springs & Sierra Springs Apt. 2:45 PM 403 Hot Springs
6:58 AM Seeliger Elementary 2:05 PM Carson High School 7:30 AM Carson Middle School 2:46 PM Hot Springs & Sierra Springs Apt.
7:03 AM Carson High School 2:20 PM Seeliger Elementary
Bus #1223 Elementary School Bus #1223 Elementary School
Bus #2201 Middle School Bus #2201 Middle School TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 7:55 AM Midas @ Galena 3:15pm Fritsch School
7:12 AM Seeliger Elementary School 2:30 PM Eagle Valley Middle School 7:56 AM Empty lot across from
7:15 AM Sonoma & Halleck 2:47 PM Seeliger Elementary School 164 Broadleaf 3:30 PM 777 Silver Oak
7:17 AM Kingsley & Halleck 2:49 PM Sonoma & Halleck (Parkway Plaza Apts.)
7:27 AM Eagle Valley Middle School 2:50 PM Kingsley & Halleck 7:57 AM Dyer & Northgate 3:33 PM Midas @ Galena
8:01 AM 777 Silver Oak
(Parkway Plaza Apts) 3:34 PM Empty lot across
Bus #2201 Elementary School Bus #2201 Elementary School from 164 Broadleaf
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
8:11 AM Fritsch School 3:35 PM Dyer & Northgate
7:44 AM Sunrise & Milliman (south end)3:15 PM Fremont
8:20 AM Roll In 3:45 PM Roll In
7:47 AM Bowers & Nye 3:31 PM Sherman & Dori
7:50 AM E. Nye & Viking Way 3:32 PM 2650 Carmine
7:52 AM E. Nye & Otha 3:36 PM E. Nye & Otha Bus #2208 High School Bus #2208 High School
7:56 AM 2650 Carmine 3:37 PM E. Nye & Viking Way TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:57 AM Sherman & Dori 3:41 PM Nye & Bowers 6:43 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
8:09 AM Fremont 3:45 PM Sunrise & Milliman (south end) 6:53 AM S. Curry & Shoshone 2:05 PM Carson High School
8:15 AM Roll In 4 PM Roll In 6:54 AM S. Curry & Wialaki 2:22 PM S. Curry & Shoshone
6:56 AM S Curry & Clearview 2:23 PM S. Curry & Wailaki
7:00 AM Frontage Rd. & Clear Creek 2:25 PM S Curry & Clearview
Bus #2006 Middle School Bus #2006 Middle School 7:04 AM Oak & Snyder 2:29 PM Frontage Rd. & Clear Creek
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 7:08 AM 3355 S. Carson 2:33 PM Oak & Snyder
6:55 AM Roll Out 2:15 PM Roll Out 7:10 AM Colorado & California 2:37 PM 3355 S Carson
7:12 AM Colorado & Kansas 2:40 PM Colorado & California
7:03 AM Hillview & Kingsley 2:30 PM Eagle Valley Middle School
7:21 AM Carson High School 2:42 PM Colorado & Kansas
7:05 AM Bigelow & Koontz 2:42 PM Colorado & Pinebrook
7:06 AM Bigelow & Clearview 2:47 PM Hillview & Kingsley
7:08 AM Appion & Muldoon 2:48 PM Bigelow & Koontz Bus #2208 Elementary School Bus #2208 Elementary School
7:09 AM Hillview & Clearview 2:49 PM Bigelow & Clearview TIME TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:10 AM Valley View & Hillview 2:50 PM Appion & Muldoon 7:42AM Country Village & Cottonwood 3:15 PM Bordewich/Bray Elementary
7:17 AM Colorado & Pinebrook 2:51 PM Hillview & Clearview 7:48 AM Community Center 3:28 PM Waterford & Longview
7:23 AM Eagle Valley Middle School 2:53 PM Hillview & Valley View 7:54 AM Fall & Corbett 3:31 PM Kings Canyon & Canyon Dr
7:57 AM Burton & Peters 3:41 PM Fall & Corbett
8:05 AM Waterford & Longview 3:43 PM Burton & Peters
Bus #2006 Elementary School Bus #2006 Elementary School 8:08 AM Kings Canyon & Canyon Dr 3:48 PM Roll In
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 8:14 AM Bordewich/Bray Elementary
7:40 AM 3400 Hwy 50 East (Silver State MHP) 3:15 PM Fremont 8:25 AM Roll In
7:43 AM Carmine & Sneddon 3:27 PM Idaho & Sheffield
7:50 AM Community Center (Latchkey) 3:29 PM Kansas & Colorado Bus #2513 High School Bus #2513 High School
7:58 AM Idaho & Sheffield 3:38 PM Boys & Girls Club TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
8:00 AM Kansas & Colorado 3:45 PM Carmine & Sneddon 6:41 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
6:52 AM Salk & Kelvin 2:05 PM Carson High School
8:07 AM Fremont 3:51 PM 3400 Hwy 50 E (Silver State MHP)
6:54 AM Salk & Fermi 2:24 PM Nye & Northgate
8:15 AM Roll In 3:57 PM Roll In
6:55 AM Salk & Avery 2:25 PM Imperial & Applegate
Bus #1223 High School Bus #1223 High School 6:56 AM Goni & Maxwell 2:27 PM 777 Silver Oak (Parkway Plaza Apts.)
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 6:58 AM S. Sutro & Bryce 2:28 PM Bonanza & Imus
6:40 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out 6:59 AM S. Sutro & Emerson 2:30 PM Bonanza & Shenandoah
6:47 AM Emerson & Mark 2:05 PM Carson High School 7:00 AM W. Sutro & Bonanza 2:31 PM Bonanza & Manzanita
6:50 AM Arrowhead & Garnet 2:24 PM Catalina Apartments 7:01 AM Bonanza & Manzanita 2:32 PM W. Sutro & Bonanza
6:51 AM Northgate & Dean Ct. 2:26 PM Hampton & Pine 7:02 AM Bonanza & Shenandoah 2:33 PM S. Sutro & Emerson
6:52 AM Northgate @ underpass 2:30 PM Northgate @ underpass 7:03 AM Bonanza & Imus 2:34 PM S. Sutro & Bryce
6:54 AM Hampton & Pine 2:32 PM Northgate & Dean Ct. 7:07 AM 777 Silver Oak (Pky Plaza Apts.) 2:40 PM Salk & Kelvin
6:56 AM Catalina Apartments 2:33 PM Arrowhead & Garnet 7:09AM Imperial & Applegate 2:42 PM Salk & Fermi
7:05 AM Carson High School 2:34 PM Emerson & Mark 7:10 AM Nye & Northgate 2:43 PM Salk & Avery
7:20 AM Carson High School 2:44 PM Goni & Maxwell
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2018/19 BUS SCHEDULES
Bus #2513Elementary School Bus #2513 Elementary School Bus #2802 Middle School Bus #2802 Middle School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:57 AM Robinson & Saliman 3:15 PM Bordewich/Bray Elementary 7:00 AM Roll Out 2:20 PM Roll Out
7:59 AM Harbin & Telegraph 3:27 PM Country Village & Cottonwood 7:07 AM Sunrise & August 2:30 PM Carson Middle School
8:01 AM Musser & Hackamore 3:29 PM 229 S. Pratt 7:09 AM E. Nye & Bowers 2:48 PM E. Nye & Poole
8:03 AM 2nd & Allouette 3:31 PM 2nd & Allouette 7:10 AM E. Nye & Lida Circle 2:50 PM E. Nye & Airport
8:05 AM 229 S. Pratt 3:32 PM Musser & Hackamore 7:13 AM E. Nye & Dale 2:51 PM E. Nye & Mayflower
8:10 AM Bordewich/Bray Elementary 3:33 PM Harbin & Telegraph 7:14 AM E. Nye & Mayflower 2:52 PM E. Nye & Dale
8:25 AM Roll In 3:35 PM Robinson & Saliman 7:17 AM E. Nye & Airport 2:55 PM E. Nye & Lida Circle
3:40 PM Roll In 7:18 AM E. Nye & Poole 2:57 PM E. Nye & Bowers
7:28 AM Carson Middle School 2:58 PM Sunrise & August
Bus #2514 Middle School Bus #2514 Middle School Bus #2802 Elementary School Bus #2802 Elementary School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
6:40 AM Roll Out 2:15 PM Roll Out 7:50 AM Community Center 3:15 PM Empire Elementary
6:48 AM Lompa & DeAnn 2:30 PM Eagle Valley Middle School 7:55 AM Mark Twain Elementary 3:30 PM Boys & Girls Club
6:50 AM Damon & Conte 2:37 PM Lompa & DeAnn 8:07 AM Gregg & Stampede 3:35 PM Gregg & Stampede
6:51 AM Sinbad & Conte 2:39 PM Damon & Conte 8:08 AM Walker & Sweetwater 3:36 PM Walker & Sweetwater
6:52 AM Conte & Clearview 2:41 PM Sinbad & Conte 8:09 AM Walker & Steamboat 3:38 PM Walker & Steamboat
6:53 AM Heidi Circle (south) 2:43 PM Conte & Clearview 8:10 AM Quinn & Spring 3:39 PM Quinn & Spring
6:54 AM Conte & Bennett 2:47 PM Heidi Circle (South) 8:15 AM Empire Elementary 3:48 PM Roll In
6:57 AM Conte & Snyder 2:49 PM Bennett & Conte 8:25 AM Roll In
6:59 AM Race Track & Schultz 2:51 PM Conte & Snyder
7:01 AM Rabe Way & Coffey 2:55 PM Race Track & Schulz Bus #2521 High School Bus #2521 High School
7:02 AM Rabe Way & Center 2:56 PM Rabe Way & Coffey TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:03 AM Center & Clear Creek 2:57 PM Rabe Way & Center 6:38 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
7:04 AM Barrington & Dat-So-La-Lee 2:58 PM Center & Clear Creek 6:46 AM Lompa & De Ann 2:05 PM Carson High School
7:06 AM Silver Sage & Appion 3:02 PM Silver Sage & Appion 6:47 AM Damon & Conte 2:18 PM Lompa & De Ann
7:09 AM Silver Sage & Clearview 3:04 PM Silver Sage & Clearview 6:48 AM Conte & Sinbad 2:19 PM Damon & Conte
7:10 AM Center & Koontz 3:07 PM Center & Koontz 6:51 AM Clearview & S. Edmonds 2:20 PM Conte & Sinbad
7:20 AM Eagle Valley Middle School 6:52 AM Gentry & Heidi Circle South 2:21 PM S. Edmonds & Koontz
6:53 AM Conte & Bennett 2:22 PM S. Edmonds & Clearview
6:54 AM Gentry & Hudson 2:23 PM Gentry & Heidi Circle South
Bus #2514 Elementary School Bus #2514 Elementary School 6:55 AM Gentry & Snyder 2:25 PM Conte & Bennett
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 6:56 AM Snyder & S. Edmonds 2:27 PM Gentry & Hudson
7:51 AM Center & Clearview 3:15 PM Seeliger Elementary 6:58 AM 1710 Race Track 2:28 PM Gentry & Snyder
7:54 AM Southpoint & Horizon 3:19 PM Center & Clearview 6:59 AM Rabe & Schulz 2:29 PM Snyder & S. Edmonds
7:57 AM 170 Koontz Lane (7-Star MHP) 3:20 PM 170 Koontz Lane (7-Star MHP) 7:00 AM Rabe Way & Parker 2:31 PM 1710 Race Track
7:59 AM 3355 S. Carson 3:23 PM 3355 S. Carson 7:02 AM Rabe Way & Center 2:33 PM Rabe Way & Parker
8:02 AM Colorado & Merrit 3:25 PM Colorado & Merrit 7:03 AM Center & Gibson 2:34 PM Rabe Way & Center
8:08 AM Seeliger Elementary 3:30 PM Seeliger Elementary 7:04 AM Barrington & Dat-So-La-Lee 2:36 PM Center & Gibson
8:15 AM Roll In 3:39 PM Boys & Girls Club 7:07 AM Silver Sage & Clearview 2:38 PM Barrington & Dat-So-La-Lee
3:50 PM Roll In 7:08 AM Clearview & Bigelow 2:42 PM Silver Sage & Clearview
7:09 AM Valley View & Bigelow 2:44 PM Clearview & Bigelow
Bus #2219 High School & Middle School 7:10 AM Koontz & Hillview 2:45 PM Valley View & Bigelow
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 7:20 AM Carson High School
6:52 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
7:02 AM Pardini & Newman 2:05 PM Carson High School Bus #2521 Elementary School Bus #2521 Elementary School
7:04 AM Longview & Ash Canyon 2:19 PM Crain & Highland TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:05 AM Longview & Kensington 2:30 PM Carson Middle School 7:58 AM Jerry & Ruth 3:15 PM Bordewich/Bray Elementary
(not a shuttle for HS) 8:00 AM Carson Meadows & Como 3:25 PM Telegraph & Valley
7:06 AM Longview & Coventry 2:42 PM 3090 Kings Canyon 8:02 AM Carson Meadows & Telegraph 3:32 PM Carson Meadows & Telegraph
7:08 AM 3090 Kings Canyon 2:44 PM 4130 Kings Canyon 8:05 AM Telegraph & Valley 3:34 PM Carson Meadows & Como
7:10 AM 4130 Kings Canyon 2:46 PM Longview & Coventry 8:10 AM Bordewich/Bray Elementary 3:36 PM Jerry & Ruth
7:15 AM Carson Middle School 2:47 PM Longview & Kensington 8:20 AM Roll In 3:45 PM Roll In
7:17 AM Crain & Highland 2:48 PM Longview & Ash Canyon
7:25 AM Carson High School 2:50 PM Ash Canyon & Winnie Bus #2522 Middle School Bus #2522 Middle School
2:58 PM Marian & Lindsay TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
6:46 AM Roll Out 2:15 PM Roll Out
Bus #2219 Elementary School Bus #2219 Elementary School 6:55 AM S. Curry & Rhodes
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP (on S. Curry) 2:30 PM Carson Middle School
7:45 AM Community Center 3:15 PM Fritsch School 6:56 AM S. Curry & Oneida 2:42 PM S. Curry & Rhodes (on S. Curry)
7:51 AM Newman & Maison 3:26 PM Newman & Maison 6:57 AM S. Curry & Wialaki 2:43 PM S. Curry & Oneida
7:52 AM Pardini & Newman 3:27 PM Pardini & Newman 6:58 AM Cochise & Overland 2:44 PM S. Curry & Wialaki
7:54 AM Longview & Washington 3:29 PM Longview & Washington 7:02 AM Clear Creek & Frontage Rd. 2:46 PM Cochise & Overland
7:55 AM Wellington @ Ash Canyon 7:04 AM Clear Creek @Stewart 2:52 PM Clear Creek & Frontage Road
(Inside gate by park) 3:31 PM Wellington & Ash Canyon Community Center Driveway
(Inside Gate) 7:06 AM Oak & Snyder 2:54 PM Clear Creek @Stewart
7:56 AM 160 Corgorno 3:32 PM 160 Corgorno Community Center Driveway
7:58 AM W Plantation & Ash Canyon 3:33 PM W Plantation & Ash Canyon 7:10 AM 3355 S. Carson St. 2:56 PM Oak & Snyder
8:00 AM 2170 Alfred Way (via Brush) 3:34 PM 2170 Alfred Way (via Brush) 7:12 AM Colorado & Merrit 2:59 PM 3355 S. Carson St.
8:05 AM Fritsch School 3:41 PM Boys & Girls Club 7:14 AM Colorado & Kansas 3:01 PM Colorado & Merrit
8:14 AM Roll In 3:50 PM Roll In 7:27 AM Carson Middle School 3:03 PM Colorado & Kansas
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2018/19 BUS SCHEDULES
Bus #2522Elementary School Bus #2522 Elementary School Bus #9956 Elementary School Bus #9956 Elementary School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:40 AM S. Curry & Rhodes (on S. Curry) 3:15 PM Bordewich/Bray Elementary 7:51 AM 2151 Lone Mountain 3:15 PM Mark Twain
7:42 AM 502 Washoe 3:30 PM S. Curry & Rhodes (on S. Curry) 7:53 AM 385 Hot Springs 3:27 PM 2151 Lone Mountain
7:43 AM Boyle & Oneida 3:32 PM 502 Washoe 7:54 AM Hot Springs & Sierra Springs Apts. 3:29 PM 385 Hot Springs
7:45 AM Paiute & S. Curry 3:33 PM Boyle & Oneida 7:55 AM Pine & Hot Springs @ 3:30 PM Hot Springs & Sierra
7:47 AM Cochise & Overland 3:35 PM Paiute & S. Curry Arbor & Catalina Apts Springs Apts.
7:54 AM Frontage Rd. & Clear Creek 3:37 PM Cochise & Overland 7:57 AM 3201 Pine Lane 3:31 PM Pine & Hot Springs
7:55 AM Clear Creek @ Stewart 3:43 PM Frontage Rd. & Clear Creek
@ Arbor & Catalina Apts
Community Center Driveway
7:56 AM Center & Arthur Dr 3:45 PM Clear Creek @ Stewart 7:58 AM Kathleen & Gardengate 3:34 PM 3201 Pine Lane
Community Center Driveway 8:00 AM Northgate & Nye 3:35 PM Kathleen & Gardengate
7:58 AM Oak & Snyder 3:46 PM Center & Arthur 8:07 AM Mark Twain 3:37 PM Northgate & Nye
8:01 AM Center & Roventini 3:48 PM Oak & Snyder 8:15 AM Roll In 3:43pm Roll In
8:10 AM Bordewich/Bray Elementary 3:50 PM Center & Roventini
8:22 AM Roll In 4:00 PM Roll In Bus #2842 High School & Middle School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
Bus #2524 High School & Middle School 6:55 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 7:00 AM Fremont Elementary 2:05 PM Carson High School
6:38 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out (MS Only) 2:30 PM Carson Middle School
6:49 AM Ormsby & Oak Ridge 2:05 PM Carson High School 7:05 AM Silver Sage & Pat 2:45 PM Fremont Elementary (on Saliman
(No Shuttle!) 7:06 AM Silver Sage & Vintage Court 2:49 PM Silver Sage & Pat
6:50 AM Christmas Tree & Desert Peach 2:20 PM Ormsby & Oak Ridge 7:07 AM 170 Koontz 2:51 PM Silver Sage & Vintage Court
6:51 AM Evergreen & Ormsby 2:21 PM Christmas Tree & Desert Peach 7:17 AM Carson High School 2:53 PM 170 Koontz
6:52 AM Combs Canyon & Dartmouth 2:22 PM Evergreen & Ormsby 7:30 AM Carson Middle School
6:53 AM Combs Canyon & Harvard 2:30 PM Carson Middle School
6:57 AM Lotus & Prospect 2:42 PM Ormsby & Oak Ridge Bus #2842 Elementary School Bus #2842 Elementary School
6:58 AM Prospect & Timberline, TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
Upper&Lower 2:43 PM Christmas Tree & Desert Peach 7:45 AM Silver Sage & Chateau 3:15 PM Seeliger Elementary
7:03 AM Vista Ariana & 7:46 AM 495 Sandalwood Dr 3:25 PM Silver Sage & Chateau
Combs Canyon 2:44 PM Evergreen & Ormsby 7:47 AM 523 Greenbriar 3:26 PM 495 Sandalwood Dr
7:04 AM Combs Canyon & Lakeview 2:45 PM Combs Canyon & Dartmouth 7:51 AM Dat-So-La-Lee & Barrington 3:27 PM 523 Greenbriar
7:05 AM Combs Canyon & Meadowood2:46 PM Combs Canyon & 7:52 AM Clear Creek & Center 3:28 PM South Pointe & Horizon
Harvard @ Comm Ctr 3:36 PM Dat-So-La-Lee & Barrington
7:06 AM Meadowood & Penny 2:49 PM Lotus & Prospect 7:53 AM Gibson & Center 3:37 PM Clear Creek & Center @ Comm. Ctr.
7:07 AM Meadowood & Hobart 2:50 PM Prospect & Timberline, 7:55 AM Rabe & Center 3:40 PM Center & Gibson
Upper & Lower 7:56 AM Rabe & Parker 3:44 PM Race Track & Arc Dome
7:15 AM Carson High School 2:52 PM Vista Ariana & Combs Canyon 7:58 AM Race Track & Schulz 3:45 PM Race Track & Wheeler Peak
7:30 AM Carson Middle School 2:53 PM Combs Canyon & Lakeview 7:59 AM Race Track & Wheeler Peak 3:47 PM Race Track & Schulz
2:55 PM Combs Canyon & 8:00 AM Race Track & Arc Dome 3:50 PM Rabe & Parker
8:09 AM Seeliger Elementary 3:53 PM Rabe & Center
Meadowood Road
8:20 AM Roll In 4:03 PM Roll In
2:57 PM Meadowood & Penny
2:59 PM Meadowood & Hobart Bus #2331 High School & Middle School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
Bus #2524 Elementary School Bus #2524 Elementary School 6:46 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 6:54 AM Empire Ranch 2:05 PM Carson High School
7:37 AM Ormsby & Oakridge Dr. 3:15 PM Fritsch Elementary Rd. & Hwy 50 East
7:38 AM Christmas Tree & Desert Peach 3:24 PM Ormsby & Oakridge Dr. 6:56 AM Frontier & Hwy 50 East 2:19 PM Empire Ranch Rd. & Hwy 50 East
7:39 AM Snowflake & Evergreen 3:25 PM Christmas Tree & Desert Peach 6:59 AM 2100 N Deer Run Rd 2:21 PM Frontier & Hwy 50 East
7:40 AM On Ormsby past Evergreen 3:26 PM Evergreen & Snowflake 7:02 AM Deer Run & Sedge 2:29 PM Eagle Valley MS (Lower Gate)
7:42 AM Combs Canyon & Dartmouth 3:27 PM On Ormsby past Evergreen 7:03 AM Deer Run & Mallow 2:31 PM Eagle Valley Middle School
7:43 AM Combs Canyon & Harvard 3:28 PM Combs Canyon & Dartmouth 7:04 AM Pinion Hills & Laurel 2:48 PM Boys & Girls Club
7:47 AM 3763 Prospect 3:29 PM Combs Canyon & Harvard 7:05 AM Pinion Hills & Artemesia 2:53 PM Empire Ranch Rd. & Hwy 50 East
7:48 AM Timberline & Prospect 7:09 AM Eagle Valley Middle School 2:55 PM Frontier & Hwy 50 East
Upper&Lower 3:32 PM 3763 Prospect 7:11 AM Eagle Valley MS (Lower Gate) 2:57 PM 2100 N Deer Run Rd
7:53 AM Vista Ariana & Combs Canyon 3:34 PM Timberline & Prospect 7:18 AM Carson High School 2:59 PM Deer Run & Sedge
Upper & Lower 3:00 PM Deer Run & Mallow
7:54 AM Combs Canyon & Lakeview 3:36 PM Vista Ariana & Combs Canyon 3:01 PM Pinion Hills & Laurel
7:55 AM Combs Canyon & Meadowood3:37 PM Combs Canyon & 3:03 PM Pinion Hills & Artemesia
Lakeview
7:57 AM Hobart & Meadowood 3:38 PM Meadowood & Combs Canyon
8:05 AM Fritsch Elementary 3:40 PM Hobart & Meadowood
8:15 AM Roll In 3:50 PM Roll In

Bus #9956 Middle School Bus #9956 Middle School

TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:10 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
7:15 AM Long & Humboldt 2:30 PM Carson Middle School
7:17 AM Rand & Karin 2:47 PM Molly & Camille
7:19 AM Molly & Camille 2:49 PM Rand & Karin
7:28 AM Carson Middle School 2:51 PM Long & Humboldt
2:54 PM Boys & Girls Club
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CARSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

2018/19 BUS SCHEDULES
Bus #2331 Elementary School Bus #2331 Elementary School Bus #2337 Elementary Bus #2337 Elementary
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:44 AM Frontier & Highway 50 3:15 PM Fremont School 7:48 AM Muldoon & Appion 3:15 PM Seeliger Elementary
7:46 AM 2100 Deer Run Rd 3:32 PM Frontier & Highway 50 7:50 AM Valley View & Capitol View 3:27 PM Muldoon & Appion
7:49 AM Deer Run & Sedge 3:34 PM 2100 Deer Run Rd 7:52 AM 4489 Edmonds 3:29 PM Valley View & Capitol View
7:50 AM Deer Run & Mallow 3:37 PM Deer Run & Sedge 7:53 AM Edmonds & Bennett 3:31 PM 4489 Edmonds
7:51 AM Pinion Hills & Laurel 3:38 PM Deer Run & Mallow 7:54 AM 5640 Edmonds 3:33 PM Edmonds & Bennett
7:52 AM Pinion Hills & Camus 3:39 PM Pinion Hills & Laurel 7:55 AM Snyder & Conte 3:34 PM 5640 Edmonds
7:55 AM Buzzy’s Ranch Road 7:57 AM Gentry & Snyder 3:35 PM Snyder & Conte
& Spadebit Ct 3:40 PM Pinion Hills & Camus 7:58 AM Gentry & Hudson 3:36 PM Gentry & Snyder
7:56 AM Marsh & Buzzy’s Ranch Road 3:45 PM Buzzy’s Ranch Road 7:59 AM Gentry & Heidi Circle (So.) 3:38 PM Gentry & Hudson
& Spadebit Ct 8:00 AM 4421 Gentry 3:39 PM Gentry & Heidi Circle (So.)
7:58 AM Marsh & 5th 3:46 PM Marsh & Buzzy’s Ranch Road 8:01 AM Clearview & Conte 3:40 PM 4421 Gentry
7:59 AM E. 5th & Riparian 3:48 PM Marsh & 5th 8:02 AM Valley View & Conte 3:41 PM Clearview & Conte
8:00 AM E. 5th & Cambridge 3:49 PM E. 5th & Riparian 8:03 AM 3289 Edmonds 3:42 PM Valley View & Conte
8:06 AM Fremont Elementary 3:50 PM E. 5th & Cambridge 8:05 AM Lompa & Deann 3:43 PM 3289 Edmonds
8:12 AM Roll In 3:55 PM Roll In 8:12 AM Seeliger Elementary 3:46 PM Lompa & Deann
8:21 AM Roll In 3:57 PM Roll In
Bus #2536 Middle School Bus #2536 Middle School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
6:53 AM Roll Out 2:15 PM Roll Out Bus #2438 Middle School Bus #2438 Middle School
7:03 AM Mark & Emerson 2:30 PM Carson Middle School TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:04 AM Arrowhead & James 2:45 PM Hot Springs & Pine 6:52 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
7:05 AM Arrowhead & Garnet 2:47 PM Hampton & Pine 7:00 AM Mark Twain Elementary 2:15 PM Pioneer High School
7:06 AM Northgate & Dean Court 2:49 PM Northgate & Gardengate 7:10 AM Carson Middle School 2:30 PM Carson Middle School
7:07 AM Overpass on Northgate 2:51 PM Overpass on Northgate 7:25 AM CHS (PU Pioneer 2:47 PM Northridge & Ridgecrest
7:10 AM Kathleen & Gardengate 2:52 PM Northgate & Dean Ct. & Jump Start 2:49 PM Northridge & Carriage Crest
7:11 AM Imperial & Applegate 2:53 PM Arrowhead & Garnet Students) 2:51 PM Northridge & Spooner
7:13 AM Nye & Northgate 2:54 PM Arrowhead & James 7:30 AM Pioneer High School
7:15 AM Hot Springs & Pine 2:56 PM Mark & Emerson 7:40 AM WNC - AM Only
7:17 AM Pine & Hampton (Mon.-Fri.) *
7:25 AM Carson Middle School
*Drop off @ roundabout in front of the Bristlecone Bldg. - Middle Bldg.
Bus #2536 Elementary School Bus #2536 Elementary School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP Bus #2438 Elementary Bus #2438 Elementary
7:38 AM 308 Agate (at street light) 3:15 PM Fremont School TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:41 AM Mark & Emerson 3:28 PM Nye & Lorraine 7:55 AM Community Center 3:15 PM Bordewich Elementary
7:43 AM James & Arrowhead 3:30 PM Nye & Airport 8:10 AM Seeliger 3:38 PM Boys & Girls Club
7:45 AM S Sutro & Emerson 3:34 PM 5111 Goni 8:25 AM Roll In 3:50 PM Roll In
7:47 AM Bryce & S. Sutro 3:35 PM Goni & Kelvin
7:48 AM 5111 Goni 3:36 PM Salk & Kelvin
7:50 AM Goni & Kelvin 3:37 PM Salk & Watt Bus #2241 High School Bus #2241 High School
7:51 AM Salk & Kelvin 3:38 PM Salk & Avery TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:53 AM Salk & Avery 3:39 PM Goni & Jefferson 6:42 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
7:54 AM Goni & Jefferson 3:41 PM Bryce & S. Sutro 6:48 AM Silver Sage & Sonoma 2:05 PM Carson High School
7:59 AM Nye & Airport 3:43 PM S Sutro & Emerson 6:49 AM Pioche & Silver Sage 2:21 PM Baker & Colorado
8:01 AM Nye & Lorraine 3:47 PM James & Arrowhead 6:51 AM Baker & Hickory 2:24 PM Baker & Hickory
8:11 AM Fremont 3:49 PM Mark & Emerson 6:54 AM Baker & Colorado 2:25 PM Pioche & Silver Sage
8:17 AM Roll In 3:54 PM 308 Agate (at street light) 7:01 AM Carson High School 2:27 PM Silver Sage & Sonoma
4:08 PM Roll In
Bus #2241 Middle School Bus #2241 Middle School
Bus #2337 Middle School Bus #2337 Middle School TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP 7:05 AM Sherman & Dori 2:35 PM Carson Middle School
7:05 AM Roll Out 2:20 PM Roll Out 7:07 AM Sherman & Sneddon 2:47 PM Boys & Girls Club
7:09 AM 2750 Carmine 2:50 PM 2750 Carmine
7:11 AM Baker & Lander 2:30 PM Eagle Valley Middle School 7:13 AM Mark Twain Elementary 2:51 PM Sherman & Sneddon
7:12 AM Baker & Sonoma 2:47 PM Baker & Lander 7:26 AM Carson Middle School 2:52 PM Sherman & Dori
7:14 AM Baker & Armory 2:48 PM Baker & Sonoma
7:23 AM Eagle Valley Middle School 2:50 PM Baker & Armory
2:54 PM Seeliger Bus #2241 Elementary School Bus #2241 Elementary School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:45 AM Panamint & Montez 3:15 PM Fremont Elementary
7:46 AM Panamint & Tybo 3:34 PM 3096 Thurman Circle
7:47 AM Nye & Tonni 3:36 PM Sherman & Bel Aire
7:48 AM Century & Nye 3:38 PM Sherman & Kit Sierra
7:50 AM Century & Sherman 3:39 PM Century & Sherman
7:51 AM Sherman & Kit Sierra 3:40 PM Century & Nye
7:53 AM Sherman & Bel Aire 3:41 PM Nye & Tonni
7:55 AM 3096 Thurman Circle 3:43 PM Panamint & Tybo
8:07 AM Fremont Elementary 3:45 PM Panamint & Montez
8:11 AM Roll In 3:50 PM Roll In
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2018/19 BUS SCHEDULES
Bus # 2540 Middle School Bus # 2540 Middle School Bus #1750 High School Bus #1750 High School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
6:55 AM Roll Out 2:20 PM Roll Out 6:38 AM Roll Out 2:00 PM Roll Out
7:04 AM Kelvin & Salk 2:30 PM Carson Middle School 6:47 AM Sunrise & August 2:05 PM Carson High School
7:06 AM Salk & Fermi 2:47 PM 777 Silver Oak (Parkway Plaza 6:49 AM Bowers & Nye 2:22 PM Sherman & Lukens
Apts.) 6:50 AM Nye & Panamint 2:24 PM Sherman & Century
7:07 AM Salk & Avery 2:51 PM Bonanza & Shenandoah 6:52 AM Nye & Century 2:25 PM Century & Nye
7:08 AM Goni & Franklin 2:52 PM Bonanza & Manzanita 6:53 AM Century & Sherman 2:26 PM Nye & Panamint
7:09 AM Goni & Jefferson 2:53 PM W. Sutro & Bonanza 6:55 AM Sherman & Lukens 2:27 PM Nye & Bowers
7:02 AM Carson High School 2:29 PM August & Sunrise
7:11 AM S. Sutro & Bryce 2:55 PM S. Sutro & Emerson
7:13 AM S. Sutro & Emerson 2:57 PM S. Sutro & Bryce
7:14 AM W. Sutro & Bonanza 2:59 PM Kelvin & Salk Bus #1750 Middle School Bus #1750 Middle School
7:15 AM Bonanza & Manzanita 3:00 PM Salk & Fermi TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:13 AM Sherman & Mayflower 2:42 PM Carson Middle School
7:16 AM Bonanza & Shenandoah 3:01 PM Salk & Avery
7:15 AM Sherman & Century 2:55 PM Sherman & Mayflower
7:21 AM 777 Silver Oak 3:03 PM Goni & Franklin 7:16 AM Century & Nye 2:58 PM Sherman & Century
(Parkway Plaza Apts) 7:18 AM Panamint & Furnace Creek 2:59 PM Century & Nye
7:33 AM Carson Middle School 3:04 PM Goni & Jefferson 7:32 AM Carson Middle School 3:01 PM Panamint & Furnace Creek

Bus #2540 Elementary School Bus #2540 Elementary School Bus #1750 Elementary School Bus #1750 Elementary School
TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP TIME LOCATION OF STOP
7:46 AM Garnet & Ruby 3:15 PM Fritsch Elementary School 7:57 AM Hot Springs & Tiger Drive 3:15 PM Mark Twain Elementary
8:00 AM *Crestview MHP 3:27 PM Hot Springs & Tiger Drive
7:47 AM Garnet & Bonanza 3:26 PM Imperial & Applegate 8:05 AM Mark Twain Elementary 3:33 PM *Crestview MHP
7:48 AM Bonanza & Manzanita 3:28 PM Imperial & Granite 8:18 AM Roll In 3:40 PM Roll In
7:49 AM Shenandoah & Bonanza 3:30 PM 777 Silver Oak Dr *Crestview MHP is at 600 Hot Springs Rd.
(Parkway Plaza)
7:50 AM Bonanza & Imus 3:31 PM Bonanza & Imus
7:54 AM 777 Silver Oak Dr 3:35 PM Bonanza & Shenandoah
(Parkway Plaza)
7:55 AM Imperial & Granite 3:37 PM Bonanza & Manzanita
7:57 AM Imperial & Applegate 3:38 PM Bonanza & Garnet
8:05 AM Fritsch Elementary School 3:39 PM Garnet & Ruby
8:15 AM Roll In 3:50 PM Roll In

Carson City School District

Meal Charge Regulations
PURPOSE
The goal of Carson City School District
is to ensure that students have access to
nutritious meals to support their academ-
ic success through the National School
Lunch Program at designated campuses.
At the same time, it is imperative that the
financial stability of each campus’ nutrition
program be protected. The purpose of this
policy is to ensure compliance with federal
reporting requirements for the USDA
Child Nutrition Program and to provide
oversight and accountability for the collec-
tion of outstanding student meal balances.
The intent of this policy is to establish
uniform meal account procedures for Car-
son City School District participating in the
National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
Carson City School District will main-
tain records to demonstrate how the policy
was implemented and communicated to
households.
POLICY
Students identified as eligible to receive
free meals will be allowed to receive one (1)
free reimbursable meal during breakfast
and lunch each day. Additional meals must
be purchased at the full-price rate.
A student with full pay status can incur
negative charges up to $15.00 on their ac-
count, whereas a student with reduced sta-
tus can incur negative charges up to $5.00.
When the student can no longer charge
they will receive an emergency snack. The
emergency snack will consist of three food
items: Milk, Fruit and Vegetables.
The responsibility for meal payments to
the Carson City School District Nutrition
Program belongs to the parent/guardian.
Elementary students may turn in meal pay-
ments to their teachers during attendance
in the morning, which is sent to the lunch
room daily. Payments may be given to the
cashier at breakfast or lunch time. Middle
and High School Students are encouraged
to pay before school, however meal pay-
ments are also made during breakfast and
lunch with any cashier. Meals may also be
prepaid online at www.Mypaymentsplus.
com. Funds should be maintained in the
students’ lunch account to minimize the
possibility that a student may be without
meal money on any given instructional day.
At the end of the school year, any remain-
ing funds for a particular student will be
carried over to the next school year unless
the parent/guardian requests a refund in
writing. Parents/guardians may provide
Nutrition Services with a written request to
have the remaining funds of a withdrawn
or graduating student refunded. Parents/ NOTIFICATION TO HOUSEHOLDS meals.
guardians will be given the option to trans- OF LOW OR NEGATIVE BALANCES
fer the remaining funds of a graduating When a student can no longer charge, DELINQUENT MEAL CHARGE DEBT
student to a sibling’s account with a written kitchen managers are to send parent notifi- Delinquent meal charge debt is allowable
request. cation of negative balances by email or U.S. in the school’s nutrition program and may
If a student is without meal money on Postal. They will also call the Nutrition Of- be carried over to one successive school
a consistent basis, the administration will fice with the student’s name and may also year.
investigate the situation more closely and notify the Principal, Vice Principal and/ At the end of the school year, adminis-
take further action as needed. If a financial or Office Manager. The Nutrition Office tration will evaluate delinquent debt for
hardship exists, parents/guardians are en- will contact the parent and/or guardian by conversion to bad debt. Bad debt will be
couraged to apply for free or reduced price phone and ask if they have filled out a meal restored to the nutrition program from the
lunches for their child(ren) at any time application or deposited money towards general fund prior to the end of the same
during the course of the school year. their child’s account for the purchase of fiscal year.
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2018/19 Carson City School District
Free and reduced priced meal programs
The Carson City School District is pleased to announce
our participation in the National School Lunch Program
(NSLP), School Breakfast Program (SBP), Special Milk
Program (SMP), and the After School Snack Program
(ASCP).
Empire Elementary is approved as a Provision 2 School
under the School Breakfast Program and National School
Lunch Program. All student(s) enrolled at Empire Elemen-
tary have the opportunity to eat breakfast in the classroom
after the bell and hot lunch in the cafeteria at no cost to the
household. Pioneer High is approved as Community Eligi-
bility Provision, under the School Breakfast Program and
National School Lunch Program, all students enrolled have
the opportunity to eat breakfast in the classroom after the
bell and hot lunch in the cafeteria at no cost to the house-
hold. Any student(s) enrolled at Pioneer High or Empire
Elementary are not required to complete a meal applica-
tion for the 2018-2019 school year.
Application forms with instructions for completing them
are being sent to all homes. To apply for free or reduced
priced meals, households must fill out the application and
return it to the school. Only one application is needed for
each household and applications may be completed and
turned in at any time during the school year. Additional
copies may be obtained from any school site. The informa-
tion provided on the application will be used to determine
eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school
year by program officials.
For up to 30 operating days into the new school year,
eligibility from the previous year will continue within the
same school district. When this 30 operating day carry
over period ends, unless the household is notified that their
children are directly certified or the household submits
an application that is approved, the children must pay full
price for school meals. The school is not required to send a
reminder notice of expired eligibility.
When known to the Carson City School District, house-
holds that have children that are categorically eligible
through an assistance program, SNAP, TANF or FDPIR,
or households that have children that are qualified as
Other Source Categorically Eligible by being classified
as; homeless, migrant, runaway, or enrolled in an eligible
head start or Pre- K program, they will be notified of the
children’s eligibility for free meals. Applications do not
have to be submitted for families in these circumstances.
All children in the household qualify for free meal benefits
and if they are not listed on the notification of free meal
benefits, the household should contact the school district
to have free meal benefits extended to them. If children are
participating in the programs listed above and the family is
not contacted by the school, the family should contact the
school. Households that have been notified of their child’s
eligibility must contact the school district to decline the
free meal benefits.
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women,
Infants, and Children (WIC) participants may be eligible
for free and reduced priced meals. Additionally, children
of parents or guardians who become unemployed may be
eligible for free and reduced price meals or free milk.
For school officials to determine eligibility and process
applications for meal benefits, households must provide
the following information on the application;
Income Based Applications:
■ Names of all household members
■ Amount, source, and frequency of current income for
each household member
■ Signature of an adult household member
■ Last 4 digits of the social security number of the
household’s primary wage earner, or another adult house-
hold member’s social security number, or an indication
that the household member does not have one.
Assistance Program Households:
Households that are approved for the Supplemental Nu-
trition Assistance Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance
for Needy Families (TANF), or the Food Distribution Pro-
gram on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), are automatically
approved and need only provide the following informa-
tion on their applications for free or reduced priced meal
benefits;
■ The names of all children for whom the application is
made
■ SNAP, TANF, FDPIR case number or identifier,
for the children or any household member listed on the
application
■ The signature of the adult household member com-
pleting the application.
Other Source Categorically Eligibility:
Families of children classified as homeless, migrant, or
runaway, may submit an application with the following
information;
■ Names of the children for whom the application is
made
■ Indication of the child’s categorically eligibility status
■ Signature of an adult household member
Foster Children:
Foster children are automatically approved for free meal
benefits. They may be included as a member of the foster
family’s household, as this may help other children in the
household qualify for benefits, if that family chooses to also
apply for benefits for other children. If the foster family is
ineligible for free or reduced benefits it does not prevent
the foster child from receiving free meal benefits. A foster
child only application should include the following;
■ Name of the foster child
■ Indication of the child’s foster care status
■ Signature of an adult household member
Mixed Applications:
These types of applications contain children who are
other source categorically eligible, including foster children
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MONDAY COMICS
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FRANK & ERNEST
NON SEQUITUR
GARFIELD
BRIDGE
By Phillip Adler
Adlai Stevenson, in a speech
at the University of Wisconsin
in 1952, said, “If we value the
pursuit of knowledge, we must
be free to follow wherever that
search may lead us.”
PICKLES
A bridge player is free to
select his or her own opening
lead. To test yourself today, look
only at the West hand and the
auction. What would you select?
In the bidding, since
RHYMES WITH ORANGE
two clubs was natural and
game-forcing, North’s jump to
four hearts indicated three-card
support and a minimum (the
principle of fast arrival — the
quicker you get to game, the
weaker your hand). South’s
jump to slam without using
Blackwood suggested a void
somewhere.
This deal was reported by
Sueleyman Kolata from a tour-
nament in Turkey. Sitting West
was Tuana Altun, playing with
her brother, Toygar Tuncay Al-
tun. She immediately led a low
club. Back in at trick two with
her heart ace, she led a second
club, which her brother ruffed
to defeat the slam.
When asked about her de-
fense, Tuana said, “I knew from
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the bidding that the opponents
DATEBOOK
MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018
— Today is the 218th day of 2018
and the 47th day of summer.
DOONESBURY
TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1787,
the “Great Debate” over the
future of the U.S. Constitution
began at the Constitutional
Convention.
In 1945, the U.S. B-29 bomb-
er Enola Gay dropped the
“Little Boy” atomic bomb on
Hiroshima, Japan.
In 2012, NASA’s Curiosity rover
landed on Mars.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Alfred,
Lord Tennyson (1809-1892), poet;
Alexander Fleming (1881-1955),
biologist/pharmacologist; Lucille
Ball (1911-1989), actress/come-
dian; Andy Warhol (1928-1987),
artist/filmmaker.
TODAY’S FACT: In 1991, CERN
computer scientist Tim Berners-
Lee published the first website
and webpage, which offered
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had a lot of clubs. I thought my
partner was likely to ruff the
first trick. He did not, but I was
sure he was going to ruff on the
second round, so I played an-
other club without hesitation.”
Not bad for an 8-year-old!
At the other table in a teams
match, North-South stopped in
game, so the Altun team gained
11 international match points.
But if Tuana had defended
differently, her team would have
lost 11.
In the event as a whole, six
hearts was bid at 31 tables and
made 23 times.
information about the World
Wide Web project.
TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1963,
Philadelphia’s NBA team
changed its name from the
Nationals to the 76ers.
TODAY’S QUOTE: “Self-
reverence, self-knowledge,
self-control, / These three alone
lead life to sovereign power.” —
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, “Oenone”
TODAY’S NUMBER: 4,862
— ring count of Prometheus,
a bristlecone pine tree cut
down for research purposes on
this day in 1964 by U.S. Forest
Service personnel in eastern
Nevada. Scientists believe the
tree may have been more than
5,000 years old, making it the
oldest non-clonal organism ever
discovered.
TODAY’S MOON: Between
last quarter moon (Aug. 4) and
new moon (Aug. 11).
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TUESDAY COMICS
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FRANK & ERNEST
NON SEQUITUR
GARFIELD
BRIDGE
By Phillip Adler
Grace Speare, a psychic and
New Age author, wrote, “Wel-
come every problem as an op-
portunity. Each moment is the
great challenge, the best thing
that ever happened to you.”
PICKLES
That is perfect for a bridge
player. At the table, one should
treat almost every trick as a
challenge.
In today’s deal, look at only the
West and North hands. Against
RHYMES WITH ORANGE
four spades, West leads the heart
ace: six, eight, nine. How should
he plan the defense?
Sitting West was Charles Mc-
Mahon, playing in a pairs tour-
nament in Sydney, Australia.
The deal was originally reported
by Ron Klinger.
McMahon counted up the
high-card points, which all ex-
perts do on every deal. Dummy
had 14, and he held 12. That left
14 for East and South combined,
but since South had bid at the
two-level, East rated to have
only one useful honor card, not
two. West could also see that the
club suit was lying favorably for
declarer.
First, though, what was the
heart position? East’s card had
to be either a singleton or the
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start of a signal with a double-
ton. So, West cashed the heart
DATEBOOK
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2018
— Today is the 219th day of 2018
DOONESBURY
and the 48th day of summer.
TODAY’S HISTORY: In
1942, the U.S. 1st Marines
Division landed on the island of
Guadalcanal.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS:
Wayne Knight (1955- ), actor;
David Duchovny (1960- ), actor;
Charlize Theron (1975- ), actress.
TODAY’S FACT: In 1947,
Norwegian anthropologist Thor
Heyerdahl and his crew of five
crashed into a reef at Raroia,
near Tahiti. The 4,300-mile,
101-day voyage from Peru was
undertaken to prove that pre-
historic South Americans could
have colonized the Polynesian
Islands.
TODAY’S SPORTS: In 2007,
Barry Bonds of the San Francisco
Giants hit his 756th career home
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king; everyone followed. Now
West shifted to the club jack!
South understandably
thought this was a singleton, or
perhaps high-low from a dou-
bleton. Also, if East had the club
king, clearly West had the spade
king. Everything seemed easy.
Declarer won with dummy’s
club ace, played a diamond to
his ace and ran the spade jack.
Imagine his surprise when East
won with the king and returned
a club to West’s king for down
one.
If you cannot win by normal
means, try to challenge an oppo-
nent to find the winning line.
run, surpassing the record set by
Hank Aaron.
TODAY’S QUOTE: “If peace is
to be secure, long-suffering and
long-starved, forgotten peoples
of the world, the underprivi-
leged and the undernourished,
must begin to realize without
delay the promise of a new day
and a new life.” — Ralph Bunche
TODAY’S NUMBER: 1,368
— height (in feet) of the wire
suspended between the
World Trade Center towers and
walked by French high-wire
artist Philippe Petit on this day
in 1974. Petit walked back and
forth, sat and even danced on
the 200-foot-long wire for 45
minutes before surrendering to
police.
TODAY’S MOON: Between
last quarter moon (Aug. 4) and
new moon (Aug. 11).
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WEDNESDAY COMICS
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FRANK & ERNEST
NON SEQUITUR
GARFIELD
BRIDGE
By Phillip Adler
Karl Lagerfeld said, “I would
like to be a one-man multina-
tional fashion phenomenon.”
Surely he is.
Bridge’s zonal and world
championships are multina-
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tional. It is a great aspect of our
game that race, religion and skin
color have no significance.
This deal occurred during
the 3rd Asia Cup, played in
Mumbai, India, in June. There
RHYMES WITH ORANGE
were eight championships, and
the winners came from seven
countries: Australia, China, Chi-
nese Taipei (twice), India, Japan,
Korea and Thailand.
What is the best North-South
contract? How is it made after a
heart lead?
In the auction, South’s dou-
ble over three hearts showed
three-card spade support. Four
no-trump was Roman Key Card
Blackwood, the reply indicating
three key cards (here, two aces
and the spade king). Five hearts
asked for the spade queen; six
diamonds showed her and the
diamond king. West’s double
was incomprehensible.
At the other table, North-
South bid to seven spades. That
needed trumps 3-2 and ended
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down two.
DATEBOOK
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8,
2018— Today is the 220th day
of 2018 and the 49th day of
DOONESBURY
summer.
TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1945,
President Harry S. Truman
signed the United Nations
charter, making the United
States the first nation to join the
organization.
In 1974, President Richard
Nixon announced on national
television that he would resign
the presidency at noon the
following day.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Sara
Teasdale (1884-1933), poet;
Esther Williams (1921-2013), ac-
tress; Mel Tillis (1932-2017), sing-
er-songwriter; Dustin Hoffman
(1937- ), actor; The Edge (1961- ),
guitarist; Roger Federer (1981- ),
tennis player.
TODAY’S FACT: Thomas
Edison received a patent for
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However, at this table, as
Sunit Chokshi (South) appre-
ciated, when you seem to have
a superfluity of tricks, choose
no-trump. He jumped to seven
no-trump.
After winning with the heart
ace, declarer cashed the spade
ace to get that news. He then
ran the clubs, bringing everyone
down to six cards. West had to
retain four diamonds and three
spades to cover those suits. Not
being able to do that, he was
squeezed and the grand slam
made, giving India B 18 interna-
tional match points.
the mimeograph on this day in
1876.
TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1988,
the Chicago Cubs hosted the
first-ever night game under the
newly installed lights at Wrigley
Field. Rain caused the game to
be called in the fourth inning
with the Cubs leading the Mets
3-1.
TODAY’S QUOTE: “I hope
that when he smiles at me / He
does not guess my joy and pain,
/ For if he did, he is too kind / To
ever look my way again.” — Sara
Teasdale, “Young Love”
TODAY’S NUMBER: 2,121 —
height (in feet) of the Warsaw
radio mast in Poland, which held
the title of the world’s tallest
structure until it collapsed on
this day in 1991.
TODAY’S MOON: Between
last quarter moon (Aug. 4) and
new moon (Aug. 11).
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THURSDAY COMICS
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 Nevada Appeal
FRANK & ERNEST
NON SEQUITUR
GARFIELD
BRIDGE
By Phillip Adler
Edvard Grieg, a Norwegian
composer and pianist who died
in 1907, said, “Suddenly a mist
fell from my eyes and I knew the
way I had to take.”
Being a bridge player can
PICKLES
feel like that at times. Howev-
er, occasionally the mist is so
thick that it is difficult to avoid
tripping up. In today’s deal,
how should South play in three
no-trump after West leads a
RHYMES WITH ORANGE
fourth-highest heart three?
Most tournament players
open two no-trump with 20
or 21 points. Then, two clubs
followed by two no-trump is 22
to 24, which is a wide range (but
obviously has lower frequency
than 20 to 21). I like two no-
trump to promise a good 20 to
22.
South starts with seven top
tricks: two hearts, three dia-
monds and two clubs. He would
not mind leading twice toward
his spade honors, but he does
not have the dummy entries. It is
also possible that clubs are 3-3.
The first declarer in a match
took the first trick (if he had
ducked, a diamond switch
would have been lethal) and
played three rounds of clubs.
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However, West took two tricks
DATEBOOK
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9,
2018— Today is the 221st day
of 2018 and the 50th day of
DOONESBURY
summer.
TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1945,
the United States dropped the
“Fat Man” nuclear bomb on
Nagasaki, Japan.
In 1969, followers of Charles
Manson murdered actress
Sharon Tate and four others at
Tate’s Los Angeles home.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Sam
Elliott (1944- ), actor; Whitney
Houston (1963-2012), singer;
Hoda Kotb (1964- ), news anchor;
Deion Sanders (1967- ), football
and baseball player; Gillian
Anderson (1968- ), actress; Eric
Bana (1968- ), actor.
TODAY’S FACT: U.S. Secretary
of War Henry Stimson persuad-
ed the Target Committee to take
Kyoto, Japan, off the short list of
possible nuclear targets during
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in the suit and went back to
hearts. South could not recover.
A 3-3 split is only 35.53 per-
cent; finding a player with one
card is 50 percent. Much better
at trick two is for declarer to lead
a low spade toward dummy’s
10. If West has the jack, this will
permit South to establish two
tricks in the suit to go with the
seven winners in the other three
suits.
West wins with his jack and
plays a second heart, but de-
clarer takes that trick and leads
a second spade. He cannot be
defeated.
World War II because of its cul-
tural and religious significance to
the people of Japan.
TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1988,
27-year-old Wayne Gretzky,
already considered among the
greatest players in the history
of hockey, was traded from the
Edmonton Oilers to the Los
Angeles Kings.
TODAY’S QUOTE: “Pains of
love be sweeter far / Than all
other pleasures are.” — John
Dryden
TODAY’S NUMBER: 4 — gold
medals claimed by Jesse Owens
at the Berlin Olympics. He won
the fourth in the 4-x-100-meter
relay on this day in 1936, becom-
ing the first American to win four
track-and-field gold medals in
one Olympiad.
TODAY’S MOON: Between last
quarter moon (Aug. 4) and new
moon (Aug. 11).
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FRIDAY COMICS
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 Nevada Appeal
FRANK & ERNEST
NON SEQUITUR
GARFIELD
BRIDGE
By Phillip Adler
Robert Rodriguez, in his spy
adventure comedy movie “Spy
Kids 3-D: Game Over,” wrote
the line: “Only by seeking chal-
lenges can we hope to find the
best in ourselves.”
PICKLES
Bridge is full of challenges, but
the more counting one does, the
easier solving those challenges
will become. In this example,
can you see three ways in which
South might win 13 tricks with
RHYMES WITH ORANGE
hearts as trumps? Which one
works with this layout?
North responded with the
Jacoby Forcing Raise. South’s
three-heart rebid indicated a
maximum opening with no
singleton or void. After three
control-bids, South used two
doses of Blackwood.
Declarer has 12 top tricks:
four spades, five hearts, two
diamonds and one club. Perhaps
the club finesse is winning; but
that is the worst choice.
Next comes the plan to draw
trumps in two or three rounds,
then to run the spades and
discard a club from the board.
Finally, a club ruff will generate
a sixth trump trick and 13 in all.
So, South takes the first trick
in his hand and plays a trump to
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DATEBOOK
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 2018 —
Today is the 222nd day of 2018
and the 51st day of summer.
TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1821,
DOONESBURY
Missouri was admitted as the
24th U.S. state.
In 1949, President Harry
Truman signed the National
Security Act, which established
a consolidated Department of
Defense.
In 1977, postal employee
David Berkowitz of Yonkers, New
York, was arrested for the “Son of
Sam” killings that left six dead.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS:
Herbert Hoover (1874-1964), 31st
U.S. president; Jack Haley (1898-
1979), actor; Jimmy Dean (1928-
2010), singer/actor/entrepreneur;
Eddie Fisher (1928-2010), singer;
Antonio Banderas (1960- ), actor;
Suzanne Collins (1962- ), author;
Justin Theroux (1971- ), actor/
screenwriter; Angie Harmon
(1972- ), actress; Kylie Jenner
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dummy’s eight. West’s club dis-
card is a bad blow. What should
declarer do now?
South should turn to a dum-
my reversal. He cashes the
diamond ace-king, ruffs a dia-
mond high in his hand, returns
to dummy with a trump to the
nine, ruffs the last diamond
high, overtakes his final trump
with dummy’s ace, removes
East’s remaining heart (discard-
ing his club queen) and claims.
South takes four spades, four
hearts, two diamonds, one club
and those two diamond ruffs.
(1997- ), TV personality.
TODAY’S FACT: The
Smithsonian Institution, officially
chartered by Congress on this
day in 1846, estimates that about
95 percent of its collection is in
storage rather than on display.
TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1981,
Pete Rose got the 3,631st hit of
his career, breaking the National
League record for career hits,
held by Stan Musial.
TODAY’S QUOTE: “Older
men declare war. But it is youth
that must fight and die. And it
is youth who must inherit the
tribulation, the sorrow and the
triumphs that are the aftermath
of war.” — Herbert Hoover
TODAY’S NUMBER: $700
billion — estimated Department
of Defense budget for the 2018
fiscal year.
TODAY’S MOON: Between
last quarter moon (Aug. 4) and
new moon (Aug. 11).
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FRANK & ERNEST

NON SEQUITUR
GARFIELD

BRIDGE
By Phillip Adler

George Bernard Shaw

claimed: “A day’s work is a day’s
work, neither more nor less,
and the man who does it needs
a day’s sustenance, a night’s
repose and due leisure, whether
PICKLES

he be painter or ploughman.”
To solve this ticklish problem,
luckily you are probably only
recently awake after a night’s
repose. How should South plan
the play in four spades after
RHYMES WITH ORANGE

West begins with the three

top hearts, and East follows
throughout?
The bidding was natural,
with South’s two-spade advance
being forcing by partnership
agreement. (I prefer this style
because then a two-heart cue-
bid guarantees club support. If
a new suit by advancer is non-
forcing, the cue-bid becomes
ambiguous: support or a strong
hand.)
South noted that his spade
10 gave him a finessing position
should East have jack-fourth of
trumps. So, declarer ruffed the
third heart, cashed the spade
ace, played a spade to dummy’s
queen ... and suddenly had to go
down. He had to lose one spade,
two hearts and one diamond
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The right approach is to
accept a trump loser in return
for discarding the diamond five
and jack on dummy’s fourth and
fifth clubs.
At tricks three and four, South
should cash the spade ace and
king. If everyone follows, de-
clarer draws the last trump and
runs the clubs for an overtrick.
Here, though, he turns immedi-
ately to the clubs. West ruffs the
third round but has no riposte.
South ruffs the fourth heart in
his hand, plays a spade to the
queen (removing West’s spade

(when that finesse lost). jack) and finishes the clubs.

DATEBOOK
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11,
2018 — Today is the 223rd day
of 2018 and the 52nd day of
DOONESBURY
Bloomfield, Minnesota, on this
day in 1992, cost $650 million to
build and generates more than

summer. $50 million in taxes for the state

TODAY’S HISTORY: IN 1972,
the last U.S. ground combat unit
left South Vietnam.
IN 2003, NATO took over com-
mand of peacekeeping forces in
Afghanistan.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: David
Atchison (1807-1886), legislator;
Alex Haley (1921-1992), historian/
author; Arlene Dahl (1925- ),
actress; Steve Wozniak (1950- ),
Apple co-founder; Hulk Hogan
(1953- ), wrestler/actor; David
Brooks (1961- ), journalist; Viola
Davis (1965- ), actress; Joe Rogan
(1967- ), actor/comedian; Chris
Hemsworth (1983- ), actor; Pablo
Sandoval (1986- ), baseball
player.
TODAY’S FACT: The Mall
of America, which opened in
each year.
TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1984,
Carl Lewis replicated Jesse
Owens’ 1936 performance at the
Summer Olympics by winning
his fourth and final gold medal,
all in the same track events
Owens had won nearly 50 years
earlier.
TODAY’S QUOTE: “Humility
is the awareness that there’s a
lot you don’t know and that a
lot of what you think you know
is distorted or wrong.” — David
Brooks, “The Road to Character”
TODAY’S NUMBER: 1,545
— federal prisoners interned at
Alcatraz during its 28-year use as
a prison.
TODAY’S MOON: New moon
(Aug. 11).
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MLB Baseball Houston Astros MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates Little League Baseball Mid- College Football Live (Live) (CC) 2018 PGA Championship Third
AUTO RACING at San Francisco Giants. (Live) at San Francisco Giants. (Live) Atlantic Regional, Final: Teams (ESPN2) Mon. 12:30 p.m. Round. (Live) (CC) (TNT) Sat. 8
NASCAR Monster Energy Cup (NBCSBA) Tue. 12:30 p.m. (NBCSBA) Thu. 7 p.m. TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Sat. 4 p.m. NFL Live (Live) (CC) (ESPN) Tue. a.m.
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NASCAR Racing Monster En- Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN2) Tue. Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Fri. (ESPN) Sat. 6 p.m. (ESPN2) Tue. 12:30 p.m.
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The Glen. (Live) (KRNV) Sun. 12:00 Little League Baseball South- Little League Baseball New at San Francisco Giants. (Live) (ESPN2) Tue. 7 p.m.
p.m. west Regional, Second Semifinal: England Regional, Second Semi- (NBCSBA) Sat. 6 p.m. International Champions Cup
College Football Live (Live) (CC)
NHRA Drag Racing Northwest Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN2) Tue. final: Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Soccer FC Internazionale Milano
(ESPN2) Wed. 12:30 p.m.
Nationals. (Live) (KRXI) Sun. 1 p.m. 5 p.m. Fri. 10 a.m. BASKETBALL College Football Live (Live) (CC)
vs Sevilla. (Live) (ESPN2) Tue. 10
Little League Baseball South- Little League Baseball North- a.m.
BASEBALL west Regional, Final: Teams TBA. west Regional, Second Semifinal: Jr. NBA World Championship (ESPN2) Thu. 2 p.m.
International Champions Cup
(Live) (ESPN) Wed. 10 a.m. Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Fri. U.S. Boys Tournament, First NFL Preseason Football Los Soccer Real Madrid vs AS Roma.
MLB Baseball Los Angeles An- Little League Baseball South- 12:00 p.m. Semifinal: Teams TBA. (Live) Angeles Rams at Baltimore Ra- (Live) (ESPN) Tue. 5 p.m.
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(CC) (WTBS) Sun. 10 a.m. Premier League Soccer Wolver-
(Live) (ESPN) Wed. 12:00 p.m. Lakes Regional, Second Semi- Jr. NBA World Championship CFL Football Edmonton Eskimos hampton Wanderers FC vs Ever-
Minor League Baseball Okla- MLB Baseball Teams TBA. final: Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) U.S. Boys Tournament, Second at BC Lions. (Live) (ESPN2) Thu.
homa City Dodgers at Reno Aces. ton FC. (Live) (KRNV) Sat. 9:30
(Live) (ESPN) Wed. 4 p.m. Fri. 2 p.m. Semifinal: Teams TBA. (Live) 7 p.m. a.m.
(Live) (CC) (KAME) Sun. 1 p.m. Little League Baseball Midwest Little League Baseball Mid-At- (KRXI) Sat. 11:15 a.m.
MLB Baseball San Francisco NFL Preseason Football Dallas
Regional, First Semifinal: Teams lantic Regional, Second Semifinal: Jr. NBA World Championship Cowboys at San Francisco 49ers. TENNIS
Giants at Arizona Diamondbacks. TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Thu. 8 a.m. Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Fri. International Girls Tournament, Fi-
(Live) (NBCSBA) Sun. 1 p.m. (Live) (KOLO) Thu. 7 p.m.
Little League Baseball New 4 p.m. nal: Teams TBA. (Live) (KRXI) Sat. College Football Live (Live) (CC) World Team Tennis Finals:
MLB Baseball New York Yan-
kees at Boston Red Sox. (Live) England Regional, First Semifinal: Little League Baseball West Re- 12:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Fri. 1:30 p.m. Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN2) Sun.
(ESPN) Sun. 5 p.m.
Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Thu. gional, Second Semifinal: Teams Jr. NBA World Championship 12:00 p.m.
Baseball Intermediate League 10 a.m. TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Fri. 6 p.m. U.S. Girls Tournament, Final: GOLF WTA Tennis Mubadala Silicon
Tournament, Final: Teams TBA. Little League Baseball North- MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates Teams TBA. (Live) (KRXI) Sat. Valley Classic, Final. (Live) (ESPN2)
(Live) (ESPN2) Sun. 6 p.m. west Regional, First Semifinal: at San Francisco Giants. (Live) 1:45 p.m. 2018 RICOH Women’s Brit- Sun. 2 p.m.
Little League Baseball South- Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Thu. (NBCSBA) Fri. 7 p.m. Jr. NBA World Championship ish Open Championship Final ATP Tennis Rogers Cup, Round
east Regional, First Semifinal: 12:00 p.m. Little League Baseball Midwest International Boys Tournament, Round. (Live) (KRNV) Sun. 8:30
Little League Baseball Great Regional, Final: Teams TBA. of 16. (Live) (ESPN2) Thu. 9:30
Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN2) Mon. Final: Teams TBA. (Live) (KRXI) a.m. a.m.
4 p.m. Lakes Regional, First Semifinal: (Live) (ESPN) Sat. 8 a.m. Sat. 4:30 p.m. PGA Tour Golf WGC - Bridge- ATP Tennis Rogers Cup, Quar-
MLB Baseball Teams TBA. Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Thu. Little League Baseball New Jr. NBA World Championship
2 p.m. England Regional, Final: Teams stone Invitational, Final Round. terfinals. (Live) (ESPN2) Fri. 9:30
(Live) (ESPN) Mon. 5 p.m. U.S. Boys Tournament, Final: (Live) (KTVN) Sun. 11 a.m.
Little League Baseball South- Little League Baseball Mid-At- TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Sat. 10 a.m. a.m.
Teams TBA. (Live) (KRXI) Sat. 2018 PGA Championship First
west Regional, First Semifinal: lantic Regional, First Semifinal: Little League Baseball North- ATP Tennis Rogers Cup, First
5:45 p.m. Round. (Live) (CC) (TNT) Thu.
Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN2) Mon. Teams TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Thu. west Regional, Final: Teams TBA. Semifinal. (Live) (ESPN2) Sat.
6 p.m. 4 p.m. (Live) (ESPN) Sat. 12:00 p.m. FOOTBALL 11 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
MLB Baseball Houston Astros Little League Baseball West Little League Baseball Great 2018 PGA Championship Sec- WTA Tennis Rogers Cup, Sec-
at San Francisco Giants. (Live) Regional, First Semifinal: Teams Lakes Regional, Final: Teams NFL Live (Live) (CC) (ESPN) Mon. ond Round. (Live) (CC) (TNT) Fri. ond Semifinal. (Live) (ESPN2) Sat.
(NBCSBA) Mon. 7 p.m. TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Thu. 6 p.m. TBA. (Live) (ESPN) Sat. 2 p.m. 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m. 3 p.m.
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Criminal Minds “Scream” Kate worries Criminal Minds “Lockdown” Two Criminal Minds “Breath Play” A serial Criminal Minds “Rock Creek Park” A Criminal Minds “Beyond Borders” A Criminal Minds The members of a
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about her niece. (CC) (DVS) prison guards are murdered. ’ killer in Wisconsin. ’ congressman’s wife disappears. family of four is abducted. ’ family are murdered. (CC) (DVS)
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(5:00) ›› Justice League (2017, Ac- Last Week VICE News To- ››› The Fugitive (1993, Suspense) Harrison Ford, Sela Ward. An innocent (:10) Sharp Objects “Closer” Adora (:05) Succession News of a hostile
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(5:02) ››› Independence Day (1996) Will Smith. Earth- (:29) ›››› Stand by Me (1986) Wil Wheaton. Boy and ›› Mission: Impossible (1996, Action) Tom Cruise, Jon Voight, Henry Cz- (10:53) ››› Mission: Impossible 2
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lings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. ’ (CC) buddies go on hike to find dead body in 1959. ’ erny. Treachery in Prague puts an agent on the run. ’ (CC) (2000) Tom Cruise. ’ (CC)
(5:51) ››› Moonraker (1979, Action) Roger Moore, Lois Chiles. James Bond Power “A Changed Man?” Ghost con- ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds. (10:50) Power “A Changed Man?”
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tries to recover a hijacked space shuttle. ’ (CC) fesses his sins to Angela. (CC) A woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. ’ (CC) Ghost confesses his sins to Angela.
(5:30) ›› Anger Management (2003, Comedy) Adam Our Cartoon The Affair “408” Cole makes a horrific Patrick Melrose “Bad News” Patrick (:05) Who Is (:35) Our Cartoon (:05) The Affair “408” Cole makes a
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Sandler, Jack Nicholson. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) President (CC) discovery. (CC) flies to New York. ’ (CC) America? (CC) President (CC) horrific discovery. (CC)
(:10) ›› Firewall (2006, Suspense) Harrison Ford, Paul Bettany, Virginia Mad- ››› Kingdom of Heaven (2005, Historical Drama) Orlando Bloom, Eva Green, Jeremy Irons. A (:25) ››› Taken (2008) Liam Neeson. Slavers kidnap the
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sen. A bank security expert battles a criminal. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) young knight protects Jerusalem from invaders. ’ ‘R’ (CC) daughter of a former spy. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC)
(5:45) ››› Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011, Mystery) Gary Oldman. A vet- ›› Man on a Ledge (2012) Sam Worthington. A disgraced (:45) ››› Changing Lanes (2002, Suspense) Ben Affleck, Samuel L. Jackson. ››› Assault on
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News at 6:30PM (N) at 7:00pm (N) ’ (CC) rine’s name must be cleared. ’ ’ (CC) Raymond Isler asks Pride for help. at 11:00 PM (N) Colbert
News 4 Nightly at News 4 Nightly at Entertainment Extra (N) ’ (CC) America’s Got Talent “Judge Cuts 4” (N) ’ (CC) Making It “Home Sweet Home” The News 4 at Eleven Tonight Show-J.
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6p (N) 6:30p (N) Tonight (N) ’ makers create kids’ forts and toys. (N) (CC) Fallon
BBC World News PBS NewsHour ’ (CC) Nightly Business 10 Towns That Changed America No Passport Required “Miami” The Frontline Violence in Charlottesville, PBS NewsHour ’ (CC)
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’ (CC) Report ’ (CC) Influential towns across the U.S. ’ Haitian community in Miami. (N) ’ Va. (N) ’ (CC)
American Dad American Dad Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Pe- The 100 (Season Finale) Clarke and The Outpost “Bones to Pick” Wythers Page Six TV (N) Seinfeld ’ (Part 1 Seinfeld ’ (CC) Rules of Engage-
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“Max Jets” ’ “Stan of Arabia” (CC) ter’s Progress” her friends risk everything. (N) blackmails Gwynn. (N) (CC) ’ (CC) of 2) (CC) ment “Les-bro”
The Simpsons Last Man Stand- Minor League Baseball (CC) 2 Broke Girls ’ The Game ’ (CC) The X-Files “Vienen” Agents Mulder
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’ (CC) ing ’ (CC) (CC) and Doggett team up. (CC)
ABC World News KOLO 8 News Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Bachelor in Paradise (Season Premiere) (N) ’ (CC) Castaways “Abandoned” Twelve ev- KOLO 8 News (:35) Jimmy Kim-
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Now at 6:30pm ’ (CC) eryday people must survive. ’ Now at 11pm (N) mel Live (N) ’
Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Beat Shazam “Episode Nine” Teams Love Connection A software devel- Ten O’Clock News (N) (Live) (CC) DailyMailTV ’ Access (N) ’
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“The Help” ’ ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) compete; R&B group TLC. oper; a project manager. (N) ’ (CC) (CC)
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0 0 (16) 0 WTBS Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Wrecked Drop the Mic Conan Actor Kevin Nealon. (CC)
3 5 (59) [ HALL Summer of Dreams (2016, Romance) Debbie Gibson, Robert Gant. (CC) Summer Love (2016, Romance) Rachael Leigh Cook, Lucas Bryant. (CC) The Middle The Middle The Golden Girls The Golden Girls
; < (42) J DISC Deadliest Catch ’ (CC) Deadliest Catch: On Deck (N) ’ Deadliest Catch: The Bait (N) (CC) (:01) Deadliest Catch “Episode 17” (:02) Hard to Kill (N) ’ (CC) (:04) Deadliest Catch “Episode 17”
< > (28) < LIFE Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Married at First Sight (CC) Married-Sight Married-Sight Married at First Sight (N) (CC) (:03) Seven Year Switch (N) (CC) To Be Announced
(5:00) ›› Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (2015, Science Fiction) Dylan ››› Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014, Action) Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L. Jackson. Capt. ››› Captain America: The Winter
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(5:00) ›››› Unforgiven (1992, Western) Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman. ›››› The Godfather (1972, Drama) Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan. A mafia patriarch tries to hold his empire together. (CC)
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@ @ (33) A ESPN International Champions Cup SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC)
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D D (37) E NICK The Loud House The Loud House The Loud House Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ SpongeBob ››› The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015) ’ (CC) Friends (CC) (:35) Friends ’
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F F (41) I TOON Cleveland Show American Dad Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy ’ (CC) Rick and Morty Robot Chicken Squidbillies Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy ’
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Mom ’ (CC) Mom ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) (:36) Friends ’ (:12) Friends Phoebe is attracted to (8:48) Friends ’ (:24) Friends ’ ›› Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg, Michael Peña. A wounded
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L L (66) ≤ VH1 Basketball Wives ’ (CC) Basketball Wives ’ (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC)
N N (52) T HGTV Fixer Upper (CC) Fixer Upper (CC) Fixer Upper (CC) Desert Flippers Desert Flippers Hidden Potential House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters
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(5:00) ››› Safety ››› Girl Shy (1924, Comedy) Harold Lloyd. Silent. A man ››› The Freshman (1925, Comedy) Harold Lloyd. Silent. ››› Speedy (1928, Comedy) Harold Lloyd, Ann Christy. (:15) ›› Movie Crazy (1932) Harold
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Criminal Minds “Awake” Kidnap vic- Criminal Minds Undercover DEA Criminal Minds “Future Perfect” Fixa- Criminal Minds “Entropy” A plan to Criminal Minds “Drive” Corpses are Private Eyes Investigating a pro-bono
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tims are deprived of sleep. ’ agents are murdered. (CC) (DVS) tion on medical experimentation. take down the Dirty Dozen. ’ discovered in public places. ’ medical clinic. ’
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(4:25) ››› Girls Real Time With Bill Maher ’ (CC) VICE News To- ›› The Hitman’s Bodyguard (2017, Action) Ryan Reynolds, Gary Oldman. A Hard Knocks: Training Camp With Random Acts of Sharp Objects
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Trip (2017) night (N) (CC) bodyguard and a hitman must bring down a dictator. ’ ‘R’ (CC) the Cleveland Browns (N) (CC) Flyness (CC) “Closer” (CC)
(5:00) ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001, Fan- (:01) ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002, Fantasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler. Members of (:03) ››› The Lord of the Rings: The
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tasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler. ’ (CC) a fellowship battle evil Sauron and his pawns. ’ (CC) Return of the King (2003) ’
(4:34) ›› Life (:21) Power “A Changed Man?” Ghost (:22) › The Ugly Truth (2009) Katherine Heigl. A romanti- Power “A Changed Man?” Ghost con- (:01) ››› Call Me by Your Name (2017, Romance) Armie Hammer. A teen
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(2017) ’ (CC) confesses his sins to Angela. cally challenged woman faces outrageous tests. fesses his sins to Angela. (CC) and a doctoral student discover awakening desire. ’ (CC)
(5:25) ›› Ghost in the Shell (2017) (:15) ›› Home Again (2017) Reese Witherspoon, Nat Wolff. A single mother Patrick Melrose “Never Mind” Patrick’s (:05) Who Is (:35) The Affair “408” Cole makes a (:35) Who Is
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(:15) ››› Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989) Martin Landau, Woody Allen. › Our Family Wedding (2010, Romance-Comedy) Ameri- (:45) ››› Something’s Gotta Give (2003, Romance-Comedy) Jack Nicholson, Diane Keaton,
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(:05) ›› Rebel in the Rye (2017, Biography) Nicholas Hoult. Author J.D. Salin- ›››› Terms of Endearment (1983) Shirley MacLaine. A mother and daughter (:15) ›› Bad Moms (2016, Comedy) Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn.
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News 4 Nightly at News 4 Nightly at Entertainment Extra (N) ’ (CC) World of Dance “The Duels 3” The top qualifying acts face off. (N) ’ (CC) Reverie “Point of Origin” A team mem- News 4 at Eleven Tonight Show-J.
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BBC World News PBS NewsHour ’ (CC) Nightly Business Outback “The Dry Season” The Out- Wonders of Mexico “Mountain NOVA Life and the landscape in North PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC)
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’ (CC) Report ’ (CC) back during the dry season. (N) Worlds” Mexico’s mountains. (N) ’ America. ’ (CC) (DVS)
American Dad American Dad Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Burden of Truth “Still Waters” Joanna Supergirl “Triggers” A thief who has Page Six TV (N) Seinfeld ’ (Part 2 Seinfeld “The Rules of Engage-
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The Simpsons Last Man Stand- Two and a Half Two and a Half Dateline The murder of a popular Dateline “Crossing the Line” A fatal car 2 Broke Girls ’ The Game “Party Impractical Jok- Impractical Jok-
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ABC World News KOLO 8 News Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune CMA Fest Country music artists perform. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) KOLO 8 News (:35) Jimmy Kim-
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Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang MasterChef “Frying Tonight” Creating Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell Ten O’Clock News (N) (Live) (CC) DailyMailTV ’ Access (N) ’
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0 0 (16) 0 WTBS Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Full Frontal Conan (CC)
3 5 (59) [ HALL Frozen in Love (2018, Comedy) Rachael Leigh Cook, Niall Matter. (CC) Love Blossoms (2017, Romance) Shantel VanSanten, Victor Webster. (CC) The Middle ’ The Middle ’ The Golden Girls The Golden Girls
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››› Lucy (2014, Action) Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, Choi Min-sik. ››› Pacific Rim (2013, Science Fiction) Charlie Hunnam, Diego Klattenhoff, Idris Elba. Humans pilot giant robots to ››› Pacific Rim (2013) Charlie Hun-
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(4:00) ›››› The Godfather (1972, Drama) Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas.
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(5:00) ››› Maytime (1937, Musical) Jeanette MacDonald, ››› Rose Marie (1936, Musical) Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy. An opera ››› Naughty Marietta (1935, Musical Comedy) Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson ›› New Moon
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Nelson Eddy, John Barrymore. (CC) star falls for the Mountie trailing her brother. (CC) Eddy. A princess disguised as a maid goes to New York. (CC) (1940) (CC)
∞ ≠ (43) K NATGEO Yellowstone Live (N) (CC) America’s Wild Frontier (CC) America’s National Parks (CC) Yellowstone Live (CC) Alaska State Troopers (CC) Alaska State Troopers (CC)
∂ ∂ (54) V TRAV Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) The Unexplained Files (CC)
Law & Order “Blackmail” A journalist is Law & Order “Brilliant Disguise” A Law & Order “Innocence” A man is Law & Order Lupo and Bernard tackle Law & Order “Steel-Eyed Death” A Law & Order “Boy on Fire” A student’s
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found dead. ’ (CC) body is found stashed in a hotel. ’ found guilty of a hate crime. (CC) a complex case. ’ (CC) family is found murdered. ’ (CC) burning body is found. (CC)
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(4:25) ›› Alien: Hard Knocks: Training Camp With VICE News To- ››› War for the Planet of the Apes (2017, Science Fiction) Andy Serkis, Woody Harrelson, Steve (:25) Random (10:55) Succession News of a hostile
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Covenant (2017) the Cleveland Browns ’ (CC) night (N) (CC) Zahn. Soldiers battle Caesar and his army of intelligent apes. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Acts of Flyness takeover breaks. ’ (CC)
(4:15) ›› Miracle at St. Anna (2008, (6:59) ››› Drumline (2002, Comedy-Drama) Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana. Ri- ›› The Cutting Edge (1992) D.B. Sweeney. An ex-hockey (:44) ››› Dazed and Confused (1993) Jason London.
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War) Derek Luke. ’ (CC) valry between two drummers threatens a college band. ’ (CC) star is a spoiled figure skater’s partner. (CC) Teens waste another day in 1976 Austin, Texas.
(4:38) ››› The Mask of Zorro (1998) (6:58) ››› Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) Dwayne Johnson. Four ›› Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (2017) Annette Bening. Hollywood ac- (10:49) Love & Bananas: An El-
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Antonio Banderas. ’ (CC) teens find adventure as adults inside a video game. ’ (CC) tress Gloria Grahame battles breast cancer in the 1970s. ’ (CC) ephant Story (2018) ’ (CC)
(5:00) ›› Gone (:45) ››› The Hunt for Red October (1990, Suspense) Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, Scott Glenn. Patrick Melrose “Some Hope” Patrick ››› Inside Man (2006, Suspense) Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie
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(2012) ’ ‘PG-13’ Moscow, D.C. and CIA analyst track rogue Soviet captain and sub. ’ ‘PG’ (CC) attends a fancy party. (CC) Foster. A cop matches wits with a bank robber. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
(:15) ›› Hide and Seek (2005, Suspense) Robert De Niro, Dakota Fanning. A › Bad Company (2002, Action) Anthony Hopkins, Chris Rock. A hustler is ›› The Jackal (1997, Suspense) Bruce Willis, Richard Gere. An imprisoned
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widower’s daughter claims her imaginary friend is real. ’ ‘R’ (CC) recruited by the CIA to pose as his brother. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Irishman accepts an offer to nab an assassin. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
(:05) › The Haunting (1999, Horror) Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones. Four ››› Cloverfield (2008) Michael Stahl-David. A monstrous ›› The Peacemaker (1997, Action) George Clooney, Nicole Kidman. A scien- (:35) ››› Margin
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people stay in a reputedly haunted house. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) creature wreaks havoc in New York. ’ ‘PG-13’ tist and a soldier seek stolen nuclear weapons. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Call (2011)
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CBS Evening Channel 2 News Channel 2 News Inside Edition (N) The Big Bang (:31) Young Shel- Big Brother Eviction; head of house- S.W.A.T. “Contamination” A hunt for Channel 2 News Late Show-
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News at 6:30PM (N) at 7:00pm (N) ’ (CC) Theory ’ don ’ hold competition. ’ (CC) domestic terrorists. ’ (CC) at 11:00 PM (N) Colbert
News 4 Nightly at News 4 Nightly at Entertainment Extra (N) ’ (CC) America’s Got Talent “Road to Lives” Trial & Error (N) Trial & Error (N) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A News 4 at Eleven Tonight Show-J.
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6p (N) 6:30p (N) Tonight (N) ’ (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) soldier is suspected of assault. ’ (N) (CC) Fallon
BBC World News PBS NewsHour ’ (CC) Nightly Business Wild Nevada House With a His- Wings Over Grand Canyon Grand 3 Steps to Incredible Health! With PBS NewsHour ’ (CC)
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’ (CC) Report ’ (CC) tory ’ (CC) Canyon National Park. ’ (CC) Joel Fuhrman, M.D. ’ (CC)
American Dad American Dad Family Guy “An Family Guy “Fam- Supernatural “A Most Holy Man” Sam Black Lightning Tobias must capture Page Six TV (N) Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Rules of Engage-
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’ (CC) ’ (CC) App a Day” ’ ily Goy” ’ and Dean track an ingredient. Black Lightning. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Mango” (CC) Apartment” ’ ment ’ (CC)
The Simpsons Last Man Stand- Two and a Half Two and a Half Law & Order: Criminal Intent Exiled Law & Order: Criminal Intent Com- 2 Broke Girls ’ The Game ’ (CC) Impractical Jok- Impractical Jok-
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’ (CC) ing ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) pedophile confesses. ’ (CC) missioner’s daughter goes missing. (CC) ers (CC) ers “Doomed”
ABC World News KOLO 8 News NFL Preseason Football Dallas Cowboys at San Francisco 49ers. From Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. (N) (Live) Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune KOLO 8 News (:35) Jimmy Kim-
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Now at 6:30pm ’ (CC) Now at 11pm (N) mel Live (N) ’
(4:30) NFL Preseason Football Los Angeles Rams at Bal- The Big Bang MasterChef “A Gordon Ramsay Wedding; The Big Not Easy” A wedding; the Ten O’Clock News (N) (Live) (CC) DailyMailTV ’ Access (N) ’
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CABLE STATIONS
0 0 (16) 0 WTBS Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The Last O.G. Joker’s Wild Conan (CC)
3 5 (59) [ HALL A Country Wedding (2015) Jesse Metcalfe, Autumn Reeser. (CC) A Novel Romance (2011) Steve Guttenberg, Shannon Elizabeth. (CC) The Middle ’ The Middle ’ The Golden Girls The Golden Girls
; < (42) J DISC Naked and Afraid ’ (CC) Naked and Afraid ’ (CC) Naked and Afraid “Episode 4” (N) ’ (CC) Ultimate Ninja Challenge ’ (CC)
< > (28) < LIFE Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) Grey’s Anatomy ’ (CC) ›› Maid in Manhattan (2002) Jennifer Lopez, Ralph Fiennes. (CC) (:03) ›› Made of Honor (2008) Patrick Dempsey, Kevin McKidd. (CC)
(5:30) ›› The Shallows (2016) Blake Lively. A great white ›› Jurassic World (2015, Adventure) Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Irrfan Khan. Man-made Snowfall “Jingle Bell Rock” Franklin Snowfall “Jingle Bell Rock” Franklin
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shark traps an injured surfer on a giant rock. ’ dinosaurs go on a rampage at an island resort. ’ (CC) ensures his crew’s loyalty. (N) (CC) ensures his crew’s loyalty. ’ (CC)
(3:30) ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974) Al Pacino, Robert Duvall. Michael ››› Lethal Weapon (1987, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Gary Busey. A veteran detective is ››› Lethal Weapon 2 (1989, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny
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Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (CC) paired with an eccentric partner. (CC) Glover, Joe Pesci. (CC)
? ? (32) @ NBCSBA Giants Pregame (N) (Live) MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at San Francisco Giants. From AT&T Park in San Francisco. (N) (Live) Giants Postgame (N) (Live) Motorcycle Racing
@ @ (33) A ESPN Little League Baseball West Regional, First Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC)
A A (34) B ESPN2 30 for 30 (CC) CFL Football Edmonton Eskimos at BC Lions. From BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia. (N) Nación ESPN (N) First Take ’ (CC)
C S (55) W TNT Supernatural “Bloodlust” ’ (CC) Supernatural ’ (CC) ›› Unknown (2011) Liam Neeson. An accident victim finds a man using his identity. ›› A Walk Among the Tombstones (2014)
D D (37) E NICK The Loud House The Loud House The Loud House Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ SpongeBob To Be Announced Friends (CC) (:35) Friends ’
E E (36) D FREE (5:30) ›› Oz the Great and Powerful (2013, Fantasy) James Franco, Mila Kunis. ’ (CC) ››› Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) Johnny Depp, Freddie Highmore. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC)
F F (41) I TOON Cleveland Show American Dad Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Rick and Morty Robot Chicken Squidbillies Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers Family Guy ’
G G (60) ¨ A&E The First 48 “Bloodline” ’ (CC) Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD Presents Responders Nightwatch Live PD: Patrol
Mom ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends Rachel’s Friends ’ (CC) Friends Rachel Friends Rachel American Woman ›› Bad Teacher (2011) Cameron Diaz. Two teachers vie
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L L (66) ≤ VH1 Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (CC) Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (CC) ›› Think Like a Man (2012) Michael Ealy. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. ’ (CC) › Honey 2 (2011) Katerina Graham.
N N (52) T HGTV Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop (N) Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l Risky Builders House Hunters
O J (51) S FOOD Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Chopped “Truck Stop Stars” (CC) Chopped Firefighter cooks compete. The Great Food Truck Race (N) Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay
Raven’s Home Stuck in the Bunk’d ’ (CC) Bug Juice: My Andi Mack ’ (CC) Raven’s Home Stuck in the Big City Greens Bizaardvark ’ Bug Juice: My Andi Mack ’ (CC) Stuck in the
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R R (62) Æ HIST Pawn Stars ’ Pawn Stars ’ Mountain Men “Time and Tide” ’ Mountain Men “Labor Pains” ’ Mountain Men “Fight or Flight” (N) (:03) Alone “Starvation’s Shadow” (:05) Alone “Starvation’s Shadow”
T D (69) µ COM (:15) The Office “The Duel” (CC) (6:50) The Office (:25) The Office The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Detroiters (N) The Daily Show (:31) The Office
U P (39) G ANPL Lone Star Law ’ Lone Star Law ’ (CC) Lone Star Law: Uncuffed A Texas-size poaching cache. ’ Northwest Law “Boats and Does” Lone Star Law: Uncuffed ’
X = (56) X USA Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Queen of the South “El Carro” (N) (:01) Shooter “The Red Badge” (N) (:02) The Sinner “Part II”
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¨ O (53) U TLC 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days My 600-Lb. Life “Tara’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life Brothers share a weight loss journey. ’ (CC) Dr. Pimple Popper (N) ’ (:01) My 600-Lb. Life ’ (CC)
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(5:00) ››› The Odd Couple (1968, ››› The Fortune Cookie (1966) Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau. A litigious (:15) ››› The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974) Walter Matthau. (:15) ››› Charley Varrick (1973,
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Comedy) Jack Lemmon. (CC) brother-in-law urges an injured TV cameraman to sue. (CC) Subway-train hijackers hold passengers for $1 million. (CC) Crime Drama) Walter Matthau. (CC)
∞ ≠ (43) K NATGEO Mummies: Frozen in Time (CC) Drain the Ocean: Ghost Ships Lost Mummies of New Guinea Mummies: Frozen in Time (CC) Continent 7: Antarctica (CC) Continent 7: Antarctica (CC)
∂ ∂ (54) V TRAV Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC) Legendary Locations (N) (CC) Expedition Unknown (CC)
Blue Bloods “Innocence” Erin reopens Blue Bloods Danny and Linda plan a Blue Bloods “Black and Blue” A call Blue Bloods Jackie and Danny track a Blue Bloods “Thanksgiving” Henry has Blue Bloods “Moonlighting” A danger-
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a case Frank worked on. ’ romantic weekend. ’ (CC) from a church leads to trouble. serial killer. ’ (CC) a heart attack. ’ (CC) ous ex-mobster helps Danny. ’
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(5:25) ›› It’s Complicated (2009) Meryl Streep. A divor- VICE News To- Sharp Objects “Closer” Adora shares ››› It (2017, Horror) Jaeden Lieberher, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Sophia Lillis. (:15) Ballers (:45) Ballers “Yay
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cee is caught between her ex and an architect. ‘R’ night (N) (CC) confidences with Richard. ’ Maine children unite to fight an ancient, evil clown. ’ ‘R’ (CC) “Crackback” ’ Area” ’ (CC)
(5:46) ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone, (:26) › Saving Silverman (2001) Jason Biggs. Two bud- ›› She’s All That (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr. A high-school (:38) ››› Independence Day (1996) Will Smith. Earthlings
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Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy. ’ (CC) dies conspire to prevent another friend’s marriage. student wagers he can remake a plain Jane. ’ vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. ’ (CC)
(5:01) ›››› Platoon (1986) Tom (:04) ›› 30 Days of Night (2007, Horror) Josh Hartnett, Melissa George, ››› For Your Eyes Only (1981, Action) Roger Moore, Carole Bouquet. Agent (:10) ›› Untraceable (2008) Diane
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Berenger, Willem Dafoe. ’ (CC) Danny Huston. Hungry vampires descend on an Alaskan town. ’ (CC) 007 goes to Greece to recover a stolen defense device. ’ (CC) Lane, Billy Burke. ’ (CC)
The Affair “408” Cole makes a horrific ››› Marshall (2017, Historical Drama) Chadwick Boseman. Young lawyer Patrick Melrose “Mother’s Milk” Pat- Who Is America? Who Is America? Shameless The children question their
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discovery. (CC) Thurgood Marshall defends a black man in court. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) rick and his family visit his mother. (CC) ’ (CC) paternity. ’ (CC)
(5:30) ›› Man on Fire (2004, Crime Drama) Denzel Washington, Dakota Fan- › The Wicker Man (2006) Nicolas Cage. A lawman finds (:45) ››› Get Out (2017, Horror) Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams. A man un- Outcast “Not My
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ning. A bodyguard takes revenge on a girl’s kidnappers. ’ ‘R’ (CC) sinister forces at work on a secluded isle. ‘PG-13’ covers a dark secret about his girlfriend’s parents. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Job to Judge” ’
(:15) Against the Current (2009, Drama) Joseph Fiennes, Justin Kirk. A ›› I’m Gonna Git You Sucka (1988, Comedy) Keenen ››› Shanghai Noon (2000, Comedy) Jackie Chan, Lucy Liu. A Chinese guard › Superhero
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troubled man decides to swim the lower Hudson River. ’ ‘R’ (CC) Ivory Wayans, Bernie Casey. Premiere. ’ ‘R’ (CC) arrives in 1881 Nevada to rescue a princess. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC) Movie (2008) ’
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CBS Evening Channel 2 News Channel 2 News Inside Edition ’ Whistleblower (N) ’ (CC) Hawaii Five-0 Tani and Junior walk the Blue Bloods “Out of the Blue” A detec- Channel 2 News Late Show-
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News at 6:30PM (N) at 7:00pm (N) (CC) beat for a day. ’ (CC) tive is killed before testifying. ’ at 11:00 PM (N) Colbert
News 4 Nightly at News 4 Nightly at Entertainment Extra (N) ’ (CC) American Ninja Warrior “Indianapolis City Finals” The Wheel Flip; the Spin Dateline NBC (N) ’ (CC) News 4 at Eleven Tonight Show-J.
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BBC World News PBS NewsHour ’ (CC) Nightly Business Washington Week Arteffects (N) Great Performances A tribute to Chi- The Great British Baking Show The PBS NewsHour ’ (CC)
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’ (CC) Report ’ (CC) (N) (CC) cago vocalists. (N) ’ (CC) four bakers left make petits fours.
American Dad American Dad Family Guy “Un- Family Guy ’ Masters of Illu- Masters of Illu- Penn & Teller: Fool Us Erik Tait; Re- Page Six TV (N) Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Rules of Engage-
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’ (CC) “Star Trek” ’ derage Peter” ’ (CC) sion (N) (CC) sion ’ (CC) becca Herrera; TanBA. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Glasses” (CC) Stranded” (CC) ment “Fun Run”
The Simpsons Last Man Stand- Friday Night Rivals (CC) Impractical Jok- Last Man Stand- 2 Broke Girls ’ The Game Mela- American Ninja Warrior Contestants
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’ (CC) ing ’ (CC) ers “HellCopter” ing “Tattoo” ’ (CC) nie’s interview. return to Los Angeles. (CC)
ABC World News KOLO 8 News Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Fresh Off the Speechless ’ What Would You Do? (N) ’ (CC) (:01) 20/20 (N) ’ (CC) KOLO 8 News (:35) Jimmy Kim-
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Now at 6:30pm ’ (CC) Boat “First Day” (CC) (DVS) Now at 11pm (N) mel Live (CC)
Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang The Resident “Haunted” Conrad must The Orville The crew finds a vessel Ten O’Clock News (N) (Live) (CC) DailyMailTV ’ Access (N) ’
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’ (CC) “Three Dinners” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) help his medical professor. ’ adrift in space. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC)
CABLE STATIONS
0 0 (16) 0 WTBS Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Wrecked Bob’s Burgers ›› San Andreas (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Carla Gugino. (CC) (DVS) ›› Now You See Me (2013) Jesse Eisenberg.
3 5 (59) [ HALL Love on Safari (2018, Romance) Lacey Chabert, Jon Cor. (CC) Once Upon a Prince (2018) Megan Park, Jonathan Keltz. (CC) The Middle ’ The Middle ’ The Golden Girls The Golden Girls
; < (42) J DISC Cooper’s Treasure ’ (CC) Cash Cab “Episode 5” (N) (CC) BattleBots “This is BattleBots!” (N) (:01) Cooper’s Treasure (N) (CC) (:02) Mad Dog Made (N) ’ (CC) (:03) Cooper’s Treasure ’ (CC)
< > (28) < LIFE The Closer Brenda must testify. The Closer “Borderline” (CC) The Closer Death of a teenager. The Closer “Overkill” (CC) (:03) The Closer “Serving the King” (:03) The Closer “Serving the King”
(5:30) ›› Jurassic World (2015) Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Irrfan ›› Now You See Me 2 (2016, Adventure) Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson. Four magicians must steal a powerful com- ›› Now You See
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Khan. Man-made dinosaurs go on a rampage at an island resort. ’ (CC) puter chip. ’ (CC) Me 2 (2016)
(5:30) ››› Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci. ››› Lethal Weapon 3 (1992, Action) Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci. L.A. detectives and a (:35) ›› Lethal Weapon 4 (1998) Mel Gibson. Detectives
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Detectives nail a South African diplomat who is a drug-runner. (CC) wild woman crush a guns-to-gangs deal. (CC) Riggs and Murtaugh battle Chinese mercenaries.
? ? (32) @ NBCSBA Giants Pregame (N) (Live) MLB Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates at San Francisco Giants. From AT&T Park in San Francisco. (N) (Live) Giants Postgame (N) (Live) To Be Announced
@ @ (33) A ESPN Little League Baseball West Regional, Second Semifinal: Teams TBA. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC)
A A (34) B ESPN2 (3:30) ATP Tennis Rogers Cup, Quarterfinals. (N) (Live) SportsCenter Rolling With the Tide Glory 56 Denver Artem Vakhitov defends his title against Dany Illunga. (N) First Take ’ (CC)
C S (55) W TNT Supernatural “No Exit” ’ (CC) Supernatural “The Usual Suspects” Supernatural “Crossroad Blues” ’ ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007, Action) Bruce Willis. America’s computers fall under attack. (CC) (DVS)
D D (37) E NICK The Loud House The Loud House The Loud House Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ SpongeBob ››› The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) Voices of Tom Kenny. Friends (CC) (:35) Friends ’
E E (36) D FREE (5:10) ››› Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) Johnny Depp. ’ (7:50) ››› The Parent Trap (1998) Lindsay Lohan. Reunited twin girls try to get their parents back together. The 700 Club ’ (CC)
F F (41) I TOON Cleveland Show American Dad American Dad Bob’s Burgers Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ Rick and Morty Robot Chicken Squidbillies Bob’s Burgers Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’
G G (60) ¨ A&E (5:00) Live PD “Live PD -- 08.04.18” Riding along with law enforcement. (:06) Live PD: Rewind (N) ’ (CC) Live PD “Live PD -- 08.10.18” Riding along with law enforcement. (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC)
Mom “Nietzsche Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) (:36) Friends ’ (:12) Friends Monica fears Chandler (8:48) Friends ’ (:24) Friends ’ ›› Tron: Legacy (2010) Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund. Premiere. Sam, son of
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and a Beer Run” (CC) has fish fetish. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) Kevin Flynn,finds himself in his father’s cyberworld. ’ (CC)
L L (66) ≤ VH1 (5:30) ›› Love Don’t Cost a Thing (2003) Nick Cannon. Premiere. ’ ››› Easy A (2010) Emma Stone, Penn Badgley. Premiere. ’ (CC) Movie ’ (CC)
N N (52) T HGTV Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Dream Home Dream Home My Aloha Dream Home House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l
O J (51) S FOOD Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive
Raven’s Home Stuck in the Bunk’d “It’s a Andi Mack (N) Freaky Friday (2018) Cozi Zuehlsdorff. A woman and her (:37) Freaky Friday (2018, Musical Comedy) Cozi Zuehlsdorff, Ricky He. A (:20) Andi Mack
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(1989-93) 22. Ullmann & her namesakes
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5. Abe Vigoda’s role on “Barney 24. Actor on “M*A*S*H”
42. Email provider for millions 29. “__ John”
Miller” 43. Role on “M*A*S*H”
9. “Everybody __ Raymond” 31. __ May Clampett
45. Fran Fine’s position
10. Actress Pompeo 34. Rowers’ needs
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13. Actor Gross 37. Alps and Andes: abbr.
16. “__ Life to Live” DOWN 40. “__ to Billie Joe”
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orders Schumer movie
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FORECAST
High
County rejects Rancho Sierra variances
80s by Kurt Hildebrand
khildebrand@recordcourier.com
Low
40s More than 200 residents turned
out for a hearing on a project lo-
Sunny cated southwest of the Gardnerv-
ille Ranchos on Thursday.
All seven variances sought for
SPORTS the 353-home Rancho Sierra
project were denied by county
commissioners.
Ranchos resident Ron Bush
presented a petition signed by
325 residents living near the
project.
In a statement obtained by The
Record-Courier, Bush pointed
out that county code requires a
project be in the public interest
if a plan departs from zoning and
subdivision requirements.
Many of the homes neighbor-
ing the project average lot sizes
of 10,000 square feet. The new
development proposes building
homes on lots half that size.
According to the county, only
16 percent of the project would be
open space and that space would
be dedicated to an RV parking
lot, storm water drainage and
basins.
“None of these areas can be
safely used by adults or children
for active recreation,” Bush said.
“There is a distinct difference
between recreational open space
and nonrecreational open space.”
Rancho Sierra was originally
approved for 307 homes on 80
acres off the south end of Tillman
Lane in July 2006. While the
original plan has since expired,
the amendment that allowed sin-
gle family residential remains in
the master plan.
VARIANCES, 4

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COMMUNITY

PHOTOS: KURT HILDEBRAND

LEFT: Douglas High School Agriculture Teacher Robin Futch shows off some of the plants at the store.
RIGHT: Goats are just one of the many animals in the Douglas High School agriculture program.

Rehabilitation
Sometimes a bird needs
a hand
Douglas High Ag store growing
Page 8 by Kurt Hildebrand | khildebrand@recordcourier.com
There are a lot of farmers markets in Carson
Valley, but one of the best kept secrets is the
INDEX Douglas High School Ag store.
Calendar .......................................... 12 With fresh eggs and produce, the ag store is
Classified ......................................... 16 the front end of a production operation that
Community ...................................... 6 runs year around, even during the summer
Obituaries ......................................... 5 when school is out.
Puzzles .............................................. 15 On Wednesday, Agriculture Teacher Robin
Sports ................................................. 13 Futch was minding the store, located near the
high school’s green houses on the north side of
the campus.
Questions about You can find it by listening for the rooster,
delivery? Call who lets loose every now and again.
775-882-2515 Futch is in her fourth year running the
To place a classified, call school’s agriculture program, which ranges
775-881-7653 from livestock and plant science to the nuts and
www.recordcourier.com bolts of running a farm.
Animals in the program include goats, sheep,
chickens and rabbits, most of which are bred
during the year.
Laying hens provide the store with its fresh
eggs.
Futch is looking forward to the school year
starting again, when students will infuse the
program with activity.
The greenhouse is already producing straw-
berries and herbs. When school starts students
will dry and package the herbs for sale in the
store.
Futch says she’s going to plant catfish in the
aquaponic tank that will fertilize the strawber-
ries and, in a few years, provide catfish dinners.
“I’m looking for beeswax for beeswax candles,
we’ll make soap out of goats milk,” she said
among her plans for the upcoming year.
She said the store sells honey, but the school
can’t keep bees, mainly because they don’t have
room.
IF YOU GO
The Carson Valley FFA Ag Store is open during
the summer 4-6 p.m. Tuesdays at Douglas High
School in the Ag building. Fresh eggs, rhubarb,
seasonings, cooking oil and produce available.
Information, Robin Futch, rfutch@dcsd@k12.
nv.us or 782-5136 Ext. 1839.
“We’re also going to expand into infused oils,”
she said. “The food class will learn how to do a
peach or mint cooking oil.”
The agriculture class isn’t above doing a little
vegetable gardening with tomatoes, cucumbers,
squash and pumpkins ripening.
“Everything in the store is ag-related,” she
said.
Futch teaches 13 agriculture-related classes
over all four grade-levels at the school, includ-
ing a first-year class where she shows students
how everything ties together.
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SPECIAL TO THE R-C

Douglas County Democrats gathered with gubernatorial candidate Steve Sisolak at their KURT HILDEBRAND
annual barbecue in Mormon Station State Historic Park on July 28. The Settelmeyer silos obscured by smoke on Wednesday.

KURT HILDEBRAND SPECIAL TO THE R-C

The cows hope for the smoke to clear. A deer peaks through an apple tree at Christine Curtis who shared this photo.

SPECIAL TO THE R-C SPECIAL TO THE R-C

Deputy Teresa Duffy limbos up at the FISH Celebrity Luau. R-C advertising representative Jessica Rackley holds court with guests of the FISH Luau.

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Reward offered in horse trough shooting

Staff Reports
A report of destruction of
property was taken from the Pine
Nut Wild Horse Advocates for
three metal water troughs placed
1.5 miles into the Pine Nuts near
Fish Springs in Gardnerville. The
metals troughs are the property of
the Pine Nut Wild Horse Advo-
cates and are placed on private
property with the permission of
the property owner. The purpose
of the placement of the water
troughs is to provide water to
the Pine Nut Wild Horses and to
prevent them from entering into
residential areas.
The volunteers tend to the
water troughs several times a
day and through their obser-
vations were able to determine
that person(s) began shooting at
the troughs sometime between
9:30 a.m. Sunday and 5 p.m.
Monday. It was during this time
frame that they began observing
and repairing the damage from
the bullet holes into the three
troughs.
The three troughs are valued a
total of $1,400 and classified as
a felony crime due to the amount
of property damage. Bentley
general manager Matt McKinney
said, “That land is Bentley private
property, and there is no trespass-
ing on the property and anyone
trespassing could be subject to
prosecution.”
The controversy over the Pine
Nut Wild Horse round up took
a step down recently when BLM
announced it would not move
forward with the planned wild SPECIAL TO THE R-C
horse round up. Douglas County A report of destruction of property was taken from the Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates for three metal
Sheriff ’s Office is only concerned water troughs placed 1.5 miles into the Pine Nuts near Fish Springs in Gardnerville.
for public safety and violations
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KURT HILDEBRAND
Residents pack the CVIC Hall in Minden just before the beginning of a hearing on the Rancho Sierra Project.

VARIANCES
From page 1
In order to build the 353
homes, the owner will have to
obtain development rights from
agricultural land.
The property is zoned single
family residential with a density
of 8,000-square-foot lots, which
would allow around five homes
per acre.
The developer is required to
provide a second access to the
project running south from Till-
man Lane to Heritage Lane to
Dressler Lane. Dressler Lane in-
tersects with Highway 88 south
of Kimmerling Way.
The land is owned by Ranchos
Sierra Group, which was formed
in 2013.
The property belonged to
Frederick Dressler until it was
sold in 2005, according to the
Assessor’s Office.
Lots on the property would
include 5,000, 6,000 and 7,000
square feet in size.
Most of the variances relate to
street and right of way widths
and intersection separations.
The Falk-Tillman Ditch pass-
es through the property, which
county code says should be
given a 50-foot berth on either
side.
The developer has a letter
from the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers that the ditch is not a
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Stateline casinos establish year-round paid parking

Staff Reports

It started with paid park-

ing during special events.
Next came a crackdown on
parking by nonpatrons. As
of Monday, visitors will have
to pay to park at Harrah’s
and Harveys Lake Tahoe
year round.
The two properties, which
are both owned by Caesars
Entertainment, made the
announcement Thursday, RYAN HOFFMAN / TAHOE DAILY TRIBUNE
stating that the new policy Harrah’s and Harveys Lake Tahoe will enact year-round paid parking starting July 30.
is in-line with paid parking
JT HUMPHREY programs established at persons residing anywhere the parking experience for a press release. “Guests who
The Dutch Valley Fire is seen burning from Highway 88 Caesars properties in Las within the Lake Tahoe basin, guests. stay, game and recreate at
on Thursday morning. Vegas in 2016. Carson City/Carson Valley, “With the exception of the our two Tahoe resorts have
The paid valet and Minden and Gardnerville, hotel casinos at Lake Tahoe, said that parking spaces and

Fire forces
self-parking program will
operate continuously around
the clock throughout the
year, according to Caesars.
Nevada. paid parking has been the valet services have become
Free self-park and com- norm at resorts and hotels increasingly scarce, so we
plimentary valet will still be in tourist-oriented desti- believe that implementing
available to “platinum and nations for many years,” a paid parking program will

Woodfords
Prices will change depend-
ing on season, with higher
rates in high-traffic seasons.
Rates will be fixed at $25 for
total rewards” guests. “Gold Xenia Wunderlich, general help address these issues.”
total rewards” guests will manager for Harrah’s and The change takes effect
receive a $3 self-park and Harveys Lake Tahoe, said in Monday, July 30.
a $2 valet park discount.

evacuation
by Kurt Hildebrand
khildebrand@recordcourier.com
Residents were evac-
uated from the Washoe
Tribe’s Hung a Lel Ti
Community in Wood-
fords due to a 244-acre
fire burning in the
vicinity.
The Dutch Valley fire
was reported at 1:01 a.m.
and is burning in grass
and juniper, according to
the Sierra Front Inter-
agency Dispatch.
As of 11:30 a.m. Thurs-
day, forward progress on
the fire had been stopped.
There are 11 engines,
3 water tenders, 1 hand
crew, 2 helicopters and 1
air attack on scene.
An evacuation cen-
ter was established at
the Diamond Valley
School Gymnasium at 35
Hawkside Drive, accord-
ing to Alpine County.
There is currently no
ETA on when the evacua-
tion orders will be lifted.
A red flag warning is in
effect for Western Neva-
da and eastern California
1-9 p.m. today.
self-park and $30 for valet
during special event days,
such as outdoor concerts,
celebrity golf and holidays.
During high-traffic sea-
sons self-parking will still
be free for the first hour.
Self-parking will be $10 up
to four hours and $13 for
four to 24 hours. Valet park-
ing will be $15 for up to four
hours and $20 for four to 24
hours.
Locals who dine in
any Caesars Entertain-
ment-owned restaurant or
shopping in any outlet at
either Harrah’s or Harveys
will receive free, validated
parking with purchase from
that restaurant or outlet.
“Locals” are defined as those
Parking charges for non-to-
tal rewards hotel guests can
be billed to their room.
The move to year-round
parking is only the latest
in a progression of park-
ing changes for Stateline
casinos, which have been the Donald Fay Morrison
primary source of free park- 1942 - 2018
ing in the area. Charging
during special events has Our beloved Donald Fay Morrison, died
become standard practice. on Friday, July 20, 2018. Don was born
In December 2017, in Van Nuys, CA, in 1942.
Harrah’s restricted parking
He and his first wife, Vicky Aten Morrison, moved
during ski season to guests
to Gardnerville, in 1971. Don was an auto body
and patrons only. The move technician until his retirement in 1997. He
followed complaints from achieved his wish to be a cowboy, and was
guests saying they struggled a past president of the Nevada Chapter
to find a place to park. of the Pony Express Association.
Similarly, a casino official
said the year-round initia- He was preceded in death, by his twin
brother, Ronald Jay Morrison, and parents
tive is intended to improve
Orval ’Fay’ and Helen Morrison, and
nephew Randy Morrison.

Not just flat-tops at auto-themed hair salon
Staff Reports
An automotive-themed hair stu-
dio is hosting its grand opening 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. today at 1540 High-
way 395, Suite 5 in Gardnerville.
Chop Shop Hair Garage is operat-
ed by Jill and Matt Thurston
“We hope people will stop
by to see the shop, enjoy
prepared-to-order food by Western
Way BBQ, and a chance to win raf-
fle prizes,” the couple said.
“This has been a dream of ours for
a long time,” said Matt Thurston.
“Cool cars are a large part of our
lives, and this hair studio incorpo-
rates our hobby with our goal of
providing our neighbors hair care
with flare.”
“We are excited to offer a fresh
and new experience, different from
what traditional salons offer. We
are truly walk-in, no appointment
necessary. Enjoy a complimentary
cold beer with your beard trim and
haircut in a very cool atmosphere,”
said Jill Thurston.
Visit Chop Shop Hair Garage on
Facebook, website, and Instagram.
Don leaves behind his wife of 12 years,
Corinne ’Corky’ Morrison, daughters Lisa
Gillespie, Carla Wetzel and Heather Field,
and son-in-law, Anthony Field, brothers
Jim Morrison and his wife Gloria, Keith
Morrison and his wife Cara, grandchildren,
Cameron and Carlee Gillespie, Sierra and
Dylan Wetzel and Alexa Field, and
great-grandsons Demetrian and Abel,
and numerous nieces and nephews
.
His family and friends mourn his passing,
but know we will all be together again
one day.
Community
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Curmudgeons, comrades, and fools from my days in the Valley
H
.F. Dangberg returns
to the “Home Ranch”
10 a.m. today to share
his thoughts, posi-
tive and not-so-positive, about
his friends, acquaintances, and
adversaries. Using his well-devel-
oped sense of “German Tact,” H.F
will likely be his “straightforward
and damn the consequences” self.
It will be one man’s opinion of the
early days in the Valley. Clearly,
not everyone else shared his views
or goals. H.F. generally acted
in a manner which got the best
and most for H.F. personally. He
exhibited an iron will and stern
disposition but was still elected to
numerous political positions by the
people of the Valley. Find out the
stories behind the history at this
Chautauqua performance by Dr.
Michael E. Fischer.
Fischer’s appearance is sched-
uled through the Nevada Hu-
manities Committee as part of
their “Humanities on the Road”
program.
Fischer, former director of
Nevada Department of Cultural
Affairs, portrays H.F. Dangberg.
Fischer was appointed director of
the Department of Cultural Affairs
by Gov. Jim Gibbons in January
2007 and served in the Sando-
val administration until Cultural
Affairs was merged with Tourism.
Prior to that, he practiced den-
tistry in Gardnerville for 31 years.
Fischer holds a Bachelor of Science
degree from the University of
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management and has served sever-
al terms on the Board of Directors
of the Western Folklife Center, the
group responsible for the National
Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko
where he served as chairman of
that board for four years. A life
member of the Douglas County
Historical Society, he was both
a board member and president
of the organization. Presently he
is secretary to the Thunderbird
Lodge Preservation Society Board
and vice president of the Nevada
Agricultural Foundation.
His interest in Nevada history
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the state. He portrays Gov. John Celebration on July 2. Fischer did a Chautauqua presentation on H.F. Dangberg Sr. Go to www.recordcouri-
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Jesus said ‘I am the Way’

M
any people today are
confused about life.
They are asking many
questions, looking for
answers in a variety of places.
Where can I find the truth? How do
I know the way? What is life all about?
Who am I and do I have a purpose? Is
there more to this life than meets the
eye?
Jesus made a bold and definitive
statement recorded in the book of
John. John 14:6: Jesus said to him, “I
am the way, the truth, and the life. No
one comes to the father except through
me.”
Just as important as what he said, is
what he did not say. He did not say he
was a way or part of the way, but the
way. He did not say he was a truth or
part of the truth, but the truth. He did
not say he was a way of life or part of
it, but the life. Therefore, the answers
Leo Kruger
Reflections
on the Word
to the above questions are found in the
person of Jesus Christ. John 1:4: “In
him was life, and the life was the light
of men.”
Who is this Jesus? Col 1:15-19: “He is
the image of the invisible God, the first-
born over all creation. For by him all
things were created that are in heaven
and that are on earth, visible and invis-
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principalities or powers. All things were
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Col 1:17: “And he is before all things,
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The statement Jesus made must be
dealt with. It cannot be ignored. Either
Jesus or the apostle John was a liar, it
was translated wrong or the statement
is true. It must be one of the three.
After we answer these questions we can
proceed with the others. May the Lord
bless and keep you.

Enriching one’s life through projects

I
t’s the perfect combi-
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Karen, Jack, Orllyene
and me. Jena and Mar-
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have a deep affection for
animals, and Karen and Jack
are always fun. It should be a
rollicking good evening.
Mid-afternoon, the tele-
phone rings. “Ron, I won’t
be able to make it tonight.
My 11 puppies take forever to
feed,” Martha says apologeti-
cally. I crumble.
Orllyene has created a
remarkable table setting;
pink crystal serving bowls,
planning to sneak over and
get it, without her seeing
him? The rangers were
amazed at the gorilla’s curi-
osity and intelligence,” she
says.
I prod her to relate another
incident involving enrich-
ment, at the San Diego Zoo.
“We rigged up a half mile long
corridor, with me at one end
and a cheetah at the other
end. A fabricated feather
bait object was made and
attached to a long line. When
the cheetah is released I start
reeling in the bait object fast
as I can, keeping the object
just far enough in front of the
cheetah. The cheetah is com-
ing straight at me and when
he arrives, he grabs his trophy,
and gives it a good shaking
and then lays down and starts
chirping. That was the happi-
est cheetah in the whole San
Diego Zoo,” Jena says.
I find it tremendously
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Sometimes a bird needs a hand

by Lisa Gavon
Special to The R-C

H
er piercingly clear blue eyes
lit up with delight. “Oh,
look at this little one!” she
exclaimed. After 40 years,
the moving force behind Lake Tahoe
Wildlife Care has seen more than 24,000
injured and orphaned animals pass
through her doors. To Cheryl Millham,
this little creature needed care and pro-
tection, and she was there to offer it. It
continues to bring her immense fulfill-
ment to be able to raise, rehabilitate,
and release each individual animal they
rescue and bring it back into the wild.
Two girls visiting Genoa and Carson
Valley from Kansas had brought the
bird to me. It was nowhere near trees or
bushes, but rather at the top of a huge
play area, hopping along the hot metal
structure. It was obvious it could not fly.
Although many years had passed since
my sons and I studied with Cheryl and
volunteered at Wildlife Care, I remem-
bered some of the protocol. First and
foremost, it is important to call and
talk with staff about the animal and the
situation it is in. They will tell you what
to look for, precautions to take, and how
best to proceed.
Cheryl asked questions and reviewed
my ancient knowledge about transport-
ing, deciding the bird should be brought
to her. She and co-founder and husband
Tom Millham have always operated out
of their home. They are currently in the
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2014 will live in the care-
taker’s unit on the 27 acre
site and oversee operations
along with Cheryl.
Cheryl held the fledgling
I brought up in the aerated
cardboard box, examining
it closely, holding it, and
thinking. “A sparrow,” she
said looking up and smil-
ing. “It is a tiny sparrow.”
She set about finding the
right size eyedropper, and
the right “mush” recipe to
raise it properly. The birds
have to be fed every 15
minutes, so as soon as they
are finished, the person
feeding them has to start
all over again. I watched as
she set up the sparrow in
a safe fabric-covered area,
all the while attending to
the great horned owl baby
next to it, along with some
charming young jays and
blackbirds in an adjoining
box.
Her years of experience
and training have made
her an expert in the field.
Cheryl has hosted two in-
ternational wildlife rehab
conferences in Lake Tahoe,
presented many original
papers, and been the main
instructor for the annual
LTWC training seminar
since 1980. Both she and
Denise continue to attend
symposiums along with
their “hands-on” study. Ev-
ery new animal is unique
unto itself: some healing
within days, others in
weeks, months or years.
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and observation prepares
them for new situations
with different and unex-
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equipment area where
Jack had been found. Set-
ting down the bag nearby
Valley Garden Center
some willows, we care-
fully opened one corner.
Jack-the-Sparrow was so
thrilled to be home, he flew
straight out. Landing on an
elevated branch, he turned
and looked back before fly-
ing off into the marsh lands
below him, alive because of
the efforts and dedication
of Cheryl, Tom, Denise,
and their volunteers at
Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care.
Another sweet bird’s song
was added back to the flock
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Smallwood awards
$13,000 to Friends of
Dangberg Home Ranch
Staff Reports
The Frances C. and William P. Small-
wood Foundation has awarded a $13,000
grant to the non-profit Friends of Dang-
berg Home Ranch to assist the organiza-
tion in its work operating the Dangberg
Home Ranch Historic Park.
The park, located just outside Minden’s
western border, is operated by Friends of
Dangberg Home Ranch, Inc., a 501(c)3
non-profit organization, in cooperation
with the park’s owner, Douglas County.
Information about membership and pro-
gramming is at dangberghomeranch.org.
“We’ve been supporting the Friends of
Dangberg and the historic park since 2012,
when a little group of citizens decided it
was worth preserving. The Smallwood
Foundation trustees have always been
pleased with its progress,” said Suzy Stock-
dale, a Minden resident and Smallwood
Foundation chairman and trustee. “From
that small start, they’ve accomplished some
great things and we’re proud to support the
work and the place.”
This is the seventh consecutive year the
Friends of Dangberg has received a Small-
wood Foundation grant. The gift will pay a
significant part of the park’s core operating
expenses, including telecommunications
and staffing that supports visitor services,
events, volunteer management and care
of the park’s large artifact collection. A
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wood resided and worked in Dallas, where
he was a co-founder of First Southwest
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banking firm specializing in public finance,
bond underwriting, and the raising of capi-
tal for developing regional companies.
The establishment of the foundation
represented the culmination of the Small-
woods’ lifelong support of a broad range of
charitable organizations. In addition to the
Friends of Dangberg, the foundation an-
nually awards grants to several non-profits
and other organizations in Carson Valley.
“The Smallwood Foundation has always
been one of our best cheerleaders, and
we’re pleased that the organization’s ac-
complishments are worthy of such sup-
port,” said Mark Jensen, director of the
Friends of Dangberg and the park’s curator.
Recent projects at the park have included
a major landscaping project, with new sod
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and sprinklers installed in spring 2018, and
shade trees planted in summer 2017. In ad-
dition to continuing the Dangberg Summer
Festival of Music, History and Arts, the
group is focused on funding several build-
ing restoration and repair projects, includ-
ing work on the Dangberg ranch house.
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COMMUNITY ITEMS
Todd Borg to discuss latest novel
Local mystery writer Todd Borg will be
signing his latest book, “Tahoe Skydrop,”
at 6 p.m. Aug. 10 at Shelby’s Book
Shoppe. The new adventure pits Owen
McKenna against a murderous gang who
wants to steal new software from a com-
puter genius. A child is kidnapped be-
cause he may know too much. McKenna
decides to attack the gang from the sky.
Borg will be speaking and signing.
Come hear stories and get the 16th
book in the series. For information, call
775-782-5484.
Library hosts August movies
The Minden branch of the Douglas
County Public Library is showing family
movies at 2 p.m. on select Saturdays in
August in the meeting room. Saturday
Family Movies are sponsored by the
Friends of the Douglas County Public
Library.
Saturday: “Balloon Farm” (Not Rated)
Aug. 11: “Cloudy with a Chance of
Meatballs” (Rated PG)
The Minden branch is located at 1625
Library Lane. For information, connect
with the Douglas County Public Library
on Facebook and Twitter, douglas.lib.
nv.us, or call 775-782-9841.
Driver safety class is Aug. 11
An AARP Driver Safety Class for
senior drivers sponsored by the Kahle
Community Center is 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Aug. 11 at the center, 236 Kingsbury
Grade, Stateline. Registration required.
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CHECKING
Cost, $15 AARP members, $20 non-
members. Ages 55 and over receive
discount auto insurance for completion
of class. Information and registration,
775-586-7271.
Class of 1968 hosts
all-class reunion
Douglas County High School’s Class
of 1968’s 50th Reunion is Aug. 18 at the
Carson Valley Country Club. Times are
4 p.m. for class members and 7 p.m.
for other classes. All classes are invited.
RSVP via text to 775-781-5011 as soon as
possible.
Class of 1978 gathering
The Douglas High School Class of
1978’s reunion is 5 p.m. Sept. 14 at
the J.T. Basque Bar & Dining Room in
Gardnerville and 4 p.m. Sept. 15 at the
Carson Valley Country Club. Cost $40
each. RSVP Rhonda Kudrna, 775-691-1846
Johnny Cash tribute
tickets on sale
Tickets are on sale for Cash’d Out, a
tribute to Johnny Cash, performing
Sept. 8 at the CVIC Hall in Minden. Ticket
prices vary depending on when they’re
purchased, with the first 10 going for $10,
and the price increasing with the number
sold. Carson Valley Arts Council and
Dancin’ Shoes Entertainment are hosting.
Tickets are available at cvartscouncil.com
or at the Copleland Box Office, 10 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Information, 782-8207.
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HAVE AN ITEM?
Send events for the calendar
to events@recordcourier.
com.
THIS WEEKEND
Family Day. Family Day at
the Carson Valley Museum
& Cultural Center 10:30
a.m. today in Gardnerville
features Iris Blaisdell’s three
part series on history for
kids, “Trail to the Promised
Land.” Admission is free.
Information, historicnv.org
Anniversary Celebration.
The 33rd anniversary of the
Carson Valley Museum &
Cultural Center is 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. today at the mu-
seum, 1477 Highway 395,
Gardnerville. Information,
775-782-2555 or historicnv.
org
Dangberg Chautauqua.
Michael Fischer will per-
form as H.F. Dangberg in
“Curmudgeons, Comrades
and Fools from My Days in
the Valley,” 10 a.m. to noon
today at the Dangberg
Home Ranch Historic Park,
1450 Highway 395, Minden.
Information, www.dangber-
ghomeranch.org
Library Movies. The
Minden branch of the
Douglas County Public
Library is showing family
movies at 2 p.m. on select
Saturdays in August in the
meeting room. Today:
“Balloon Farm” (Not Rated,
Aug. 11: “Cloudy with a
Chance of Meatballs” (Rated
PG). Information, douglas.lib.
nv.us, or call 775-782-9841.
WHAT’S NEXT
Park Tour. A park ranger
will offer a guided tour
of Mormon Station State
Historic Park 11 a.m. and
1 p.m. Sunday. The park
is located at 2295 Main St.
Genoa.
Sertoma Bingo. Carson
Valley Sertoma Bingo, 12:30
p.m. Sunday at Douglas
County Senior Center, 1329
Waterloo Lane, Gardnerville.
Doors open at 11 a.m.
Games start 12:30 p.m. and
progressive blackout will be
$250 with 49 numbers or
less. Information, Pat, 265-
5332, or carsonvalleyserto-
ma.org.
Democratic Luncheon.
Nevada League of Women
Voters President Sondra
Cosgrove is the speaker
at the Monday Douglas
County Democratic
Women Luncheon at the
Carson Valley Inn. Cost is
$25. Reservations by Aug.
2 at dcdw@gbis.com or
267-0539. Information,
www.dcdwomen.net.
Mounted Posse. The
Battle Born Mounted Posse
meets 7 p.m. Aug. 7 at the
COD Casino in Minden.
Splash Dogs. Splash
Dogs is at Heritage Park in
Gardnerville Aug. 10-12.
Information, www.splash
dogs.com
Charity Feed. The ninth
annual All 4 Charity King
Crab Feed & Steak Cookout
is 6-9 p.m. Aug. 10 at the
Douglas County Community
& Senior Center, 1329
Waterloo Lane. Tickets are
$40. Tickets, sponsorship
information, 775-781-5954.
Author Presentation.
Author Robin Holabird will
discuss her book, “Elvis,
Marilyn and the Space
Aliens: Nevada Screen Icons”
at Dangberg Home Ranch
Historic Park 10 a.m. Aug.
11. Information, www.dang-
berghomeranch.org
Driver Safety. An AARP
Driver Safety Class for
senior drivers sponsored
by the Kahle Community
Center is 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Aug. 11 at the center, 236
Kingsbury Grade, Stateline.
Registration required. Cost,
$15 AARP members, $20
nonmembers. Ages 55 and
over receive discount auto
insurance for completion of
class. Information and regis-
tration, 775-586-7271.
Genoa Concert. The
Connor Party Band will be
performing 5 p.m. Aug. 12
at the Genoa Town Park.
Information, genoaconcert-
sonthegreen@gmail.com
Gardnerville Station. The
ribbon cutting to open the
Gardnerville Station, 1395
Main St., is 4-6 p.m. Aug. 15.
Information, 782-7134
Summerfest 2018.
Douglas Center for Hope
and Healing and the Carson
Valley Active 20-30 Club
Brats, Bands and Brews is
5-9 p.m. Aug. 17 at Minden
Park.
Class Reunion. Douglas
County High School’s Class
of 1968’s 50th Reunion is
Aug. 18 at the Carson Valley
Country Club. Times are 4
p.m. for class members and
7 p.m. for other classes. All
classes are invited. RSVP via
text to 775-781-5011 as soon
as possible.
Minden Concert. Cash’d
Out, a tribute to Johnny
Cash, is Sept. 8 at the CVIC
Hall in Minden. Tickets are
available at cvartscouncil.
com or at the Copleland Box
Office, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
Information, 782-8207.
Douglas Reunion. The
Douglas High School Class
of 1978’s reunion is 5 p.m.
Sept. 14 at the J.T. Basque
Bar & Dining Room in
Gardnerville and 4 p.m.
Sept. 15 at the Carson
Valley Country Club. Cost
$40. RSVP Rhonda Kudrna,
775-691-1846
ONGOING
Farmer’s Market.
Esmeralda Farmer’s Market
4-8 p.m. Tuesdays through
September. Live music,
fruits, vegetables, Bentley
meats, princess house, local
honey, Bakery Gallery pas-
tries and pies, Bella Vita.
Farmer’s Market. The
Lampe Park Farmer’s
Market 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wednesdays through
September. Information,
www.sierrachef.com
Farmer’s Market. The
Genoa Farmer’s Market 8
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays
through September.
Information, www.sier-
rachef.com
Crafters Call. A Touch of
Class Craft Show is now ac-
cepting crafters for the Oct.
25-28 show at Carson Valley
Inn. Boutique style shop-
ping experience, no booths,
central cashiers. Information,
atouchofclasscraftshow@
gmail.com or Sue Bennett,
265-1097.
Crafter’s Call. Letters of
intent are being accepted
for the annual Christmas
Craft Faire at the Carson
Colony Gym Dec. 7-9.
Letters may be sent to Ada
Johnson, 1670 Memdawee
Run, Gardnerville.
Information, 775-392-3608
Parkinson’s Support. The
Parkinson’s Support Group
meets 1 p.m. every third
Thursday at the Douglas
County Community &
Senior Center. Information,
775-267-1494
Pops Orchestra. The
Carson Valley Pops
Orchestra meets and
rehearses 7:30 p.m. most
Mondays at the CVIC Hall,
Minden. New members
welcome. Information and
schedule, email Paula Crout
at cvpops@hotmail.com.
Job Seekers. Douglas
County Networking and
Support Group provides
job search services to job
seekers 9 a.m. Mondays at
the Douglas County Social
Services, 1133 Spruce Street,
Gardnerville. No registra-
tion necessary. Being on
time is important as the
program is treated like a job.
Information, 782-9825.
Bridge Club. The Carson
Valley Bridge Club meets
1 p.m. Mondays at the
Douglas County Community
and Senior Center, 1329
Waterloo Lane, Gardnerville.
Information, 782-6406.
YAH Club. The Young
at Heart Senior Citizens
Club meets at 9:30 a.m.
the second Monday of
the month at the Douglas
County Community and
Senior Center, 1329 Waterloo
Lane. A variety of programs
and activities are available
to seniors through YAH,
including bingo, potluck
social, game days, and more.
Information, 783-6455.
Parkinson’s Exercise. The
Parkinson’s Exercise Class
meets 4 p.m. every second
and fourth Wednesday
at the Douglas County
Community & Senior Center.
Information,775-782-8775.
WAVE Meeting. Welcome
All Veterans Everywhere
meets the second Monday
of the month at the Douglas
County Community and
Senior Center, 1329 Waterloo
Lane, Gardnerville. Lunch is
at noon. Meeting begins at 1
p.m. Information, 781-4849.
Ag Store. The Carson
Valley FFA Ag Store is open
during the summer 4-6 p.m.
Tuesdays at Douglas High
School in the Ag building.
Fresh eggs, rhubarb, season-
ings, cooking oil and pro-
duce available. Information,
Robin Futch email rfutch@
dcsd@k12.nv.us or 782-5136
Ext. 1839.
Rotary Club. The Rotary
Club of Minden meets
11:30 a.m. Tuesdays at the
Carson Valley Inn, Minden.
Information, visit the Rotary
Club of Minden Facebook
page.
Story Time. The Douglas
County Library’s story
time in the Minden Library
castle Tuesdays and
Wednesdays. 18 months to
3-year-olds begins at 10:30
a.m. both days and ages
3-5-year olds begins at 11:15
a.m. Tuesdays. Music and
crafts accompany stories.
Information, 782-9841.
Bridge Players. The game
bridge can be played 6:30-
9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at the
Tahoe/Douglas Elks Lodge,
editor@recordcourier.com
PET OF THE WEEK
DOUGLAS COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
Cody is a neutered Labrador-mix who arrived at the
shelter on July 6. He is about 6 years old. For information
on how to adopt Cody, call 782-9061
Extended forecast: Weekend will feature highs in the
uppers 80s with temperatures warming into the week.
Overnight lows will fall into the 40s.
1227 Kimmerling Road, and Curry Street in Carson
Gardnerville. Information, City. Information, Robert,
Cheryl Peddicord, 265-5120. 782-4472.
Photo Club. The Gamblers Anonymous.
Carson Valley Photo Gamblers Anonymous
Club meets 6:30 p.m. Support Group meets
the second Tuesday of 7 p.m. Mondays at the
the month at the Carson United Methodist Church,
Valley Untied Methodist 1375 Centerville Lane.
Church, 1375 Centerville Information, 265-2153 or
Lane, Gardnerville. 265-2613.
Information, N.J. Thompson
775-901-2502. Animal Adoptions.
Douglas Animal Welfare
Co-Parenting Group. Group has discounted
A support group about adoptions fees for adult
co-parenting through animals 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
divorce meets 5:30-6:30 Sundays at the Douglas
p.m. Tuesdays at the County Animal Shelter, 921
Family Support Council. Pinenut Road, Gardnerville.
Information, 782-8692. Information, 267-7325.
Women’s Group. The Eaters Anonymous.
women of Berean Bible Compulsive Eaters
Church meets 1-2:30 p.m. Anonymous 5:30 p.m.
Tuesdays. Information and Sundays the United
location, call Susie Almeidia, Methodist Church,1375
690-6207. Centerville Lane,
Gardnerville. Information,
Kindness Bells. Kindness 917-945-3792 or for meet-
Bells can be painted ings in Carson City or Reno
2:30-4:30 p.m. the second call 775-400-0098.
Tuesday of the month at
Partnership of Community Sertoma Bingo. The
Resources, 1517 Church St., Carson Valley Sertoma
Gardnerville. No charge to Club hosts bingo the first
participate. Bells are hung Sunday of the month
throughout Douglas County. at the Douglas County
Information, 782-8611 or Community and Senior
782-5434. Center. 1329 Waterloo
Lane, Gardnerville. Doors
American Legion. The open at 11 a.m. Games
American Legion Capitol start at 12:30 p.m. Food
Post No. 4 meets 6-8 p.m. and beverages will be sold.
the second Tuesday of Information, call Pat, 265-
the month at the Veteran’s 5332 or visit carsonvalley-
Hall located at Second sertoma.org.
Sports
Mike Schiller drives Centsless at Firebird Raceway in Chandler, Ariz., during a race in 2006.
Schiller going for another title
By Charles Whisnand
cwhisnand@nevadaappeal.com
Mike Schiller is at it again.
The Carson Valley native, 63, is seeking
another championship in the Lucas Oil
Drag Boat Racing Series.
And he continues to be an inspiration
while he’s doing it.
Last year, Schiller continued his trium-
phant return to racing when he won the
World Finals of the Lucas Oil Drag Boat
Racing in the Quick Eliminator class.
It was the fifth time he won the World
Finals.
Schiller, a retired local businessman
who formerly owned Golden Nugget
Automotive in Gardnerville, came all
the way back to win the title after losing
control of the vehicle he was test driving
in 2010. He went into a ditch at about 30
mph and flew through the windshield,
landing face-first.
Schiller said he woke up with a lame
left arm, no left leg below the knee, no
front teeth and a severe brain injury. He
progressed from being in a coma and
using a wheelchair to being able to walk
out of the hospital. Schiller races with an
artificial leg.
In 2011 in his first race back, Schiller
qualified first in an event in Missouri.
In Schiller’s drag boat event he covers
a 1,000 feet at 150 miles an hour in six
seconds.
Now in 2018, Schiller is third in the
standings in his class in the Lucas Oil
Drag Boat Racing Series. He has three
Carson Valley
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SPORTS DIGEST
Carson Valley Little
League to hold
elections Aug. 27
Staff Reports
Carson Valley Little League will be holding
elections for numerous board positions at 7 p.m.
Aug. 27 at the Douglas County Community
Center.
Anyone interested must submit a letter prior to
Aug. 22. Please feel free to mail to Carson Valley
R-C FILE PHOTO Little League, P.O. Box 1064 Gardnerville, 89410
or email to Cristy Menzer at doofas@frontier.
com. Any questions feel free to call 775-721-1500.
CARSON VALLEY SOFTBALL
ELECTIONS SUNDAY
Carson Valley Fastpitch will hold elections for
CAREER TIMELINE board positions at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Doug-
1991: Schiller was part of the Carson Valley-based Dick Clark Racing Team that set the B/ las County Community & Senior Center, 1329
Gas Lakester world land record of 254.85 mph at the Bonneville Speed Week in Utah. He Waterloo Lane, across from Lampe Park. Anyone
was in charge of engine maintenance. interested in filling a board position for the com-
2003: He won the International Hot Boat Association Pro-Eliminator championship ing softball season must submit a letter no later
2013: He placed second in his class at an Arizona Drag Boat Racing Association event in than Aug. 1. The mailing address is Carson Valley
Parker, Ariz., and while pleased enough with the finish, he emphasized that it was only a Fastpitch, P.O. Box 2142, Minden, 89423.
step in what he foresees being his return to the upper-echelon of the sport after a multi- Letters may also be emailed to pattisnyder88@
year absence. aol.com no later than Aug. 1. Candidates will
2017: And he returned to championship status earlier this month with his Quick be contacted to schedule an interview at the
Eliminator class win at the World Finals of the Lucas Oil Drag Boat Racing Series in meeting. Attendance at the Aug. 1 meeting is
Chandler, Ariz. mandatory.
Call Joe Gooch at 530-210-1469 or Patti Snyder
more events in his effort to move up to example for people who are less fortunate at 265-6447 for information.
win the title: than I am. I really believe that. You can’t
Two more events on Aug. 24-26 in give up.” DOUGLAS GIRLS TENNIS SETS
Parker, Ariz., and Oct. 13-14 in Parker With that in mind, Schiller is putting SUMMER SCHEDULE
and the Nov. 2-4 World Finals in Chan- on the 30th annual 2018 Main Street The Douglas girls tennis team’s summer prac-
dler, Ariz, near Phoenix Event car show will be held on August 17. tice schedule will be as follows:
“We’re coming into my home turf guys, The event will be held from 4 p.m. to 2:30 to 4 p.m. Aug. 6-10. Trials will be held
look out,” said Schiller about what he tells whenever it ends at Minden Park at Es- from 4 to 6 p.m. Aug. 11.
his competition about the World Finals. merelda Street.
“That’s where I’m deadly, in Phoenix.” Specials will be offered by the 20-30 ALL 4 CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
About winning another time, Schiller Club which will be serving beer and tri- SET FOR SEPT. 21
said, “I’m pretty confident about be- tip sandwiches. There will also be danc- Local charities will benefit from the All 4 Char-
ing able to put this thing to rest. This ing in the street to the music of Mixed ity Golf Tournament on Sept. 21 at the Carson
may be my last shot at winning a world Company. Valley Golf Course.
championship.” The event is open to all cars: Old, new The four-person scramble tournament will
On the other hand, though, Schiller and race cars, lifted trucks, sport utility have a 9 a.m. shotgun start.
said the future looks bright as he may vehicles and any vehicle of interest. Cost Sponsored by the MEFIYI Foundation, the
have a chance to drive for another team is $25 per vehicle. tournament costs $100 per player. It includes
next year. All proceeds go to City of Refuge which a continental breakfast, tee and raffle prizes, a
That would be a chance for Schiller, provides housing and resources for teen- barbecue chicken lunch, silent auction and course
who’s pretty much a one-man team. “I agers and unmarried women who are games.
pretty much do my own mechanics,” he pregnant. All proceeds will be used to organize sports,
said. For more information call 775-721- education and career enrichment programs for
Schiller called it an “amazing thing” 8686 or email dragboatmike@gmail. local students.
he’s racing. “Good let me live to be an com. To register, go to www.mefiyi.org.
Krysta Palmer Wyatt Denny
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graduate took bareback riding
home fifth place at the Komatsu
in the World Equipment Days of
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3-meter spring- & Rodeo.
board. She
also won two
more medals
Mark Smith at two Europe-
an Grand Prix
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Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Berean Bible Church Valley Christian Fellowship Calvary Chapel Coventry Cross
Church
Lutheran Acts Carson Valley Episcopal Church
17:11
Church
1004 Dresslerville Rd, Gardnerville
Sunday Worship
www.cvcalvarychapel.org
8am & 10:45am
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Saturday Praise Service
CHRIST ALONE! 775-265-3259

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4:30pm Sunday 10am Matthew Wetzell, Associate Pastor
9:30AM Sunday Worship
Pastor John
Licensed Scheuermann
Childcare Provided Youth Program
Children’s Sunday School Service Babies – 12th Grade
“Whoever is thirsty, let
Jim Beilstein,
Trinity LutheranPastor
Church provided 10:30 am him come; and whoever
During Sunday Service
1480&Douglas
Child Care Center
Ave, Gardnerville wishes, let him take the Holy Communion
782-8153
782-5437 Women’s Bible Study: Youth Group free gift of the water of Sunday 10:00 am
www.trinitygv.com 2nd & 4th Friday 8AM Pastor Larry Webb Tuesday 6:30 pm FellowShip aFter the Service
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782-8153 Men’s Bible Study: (775) 782-5513 AWANA Wednesday 6:30pm
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BEACON OF
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Building on over 150 years of worship in the valley.
Catholic
Community Early Worship • 8:30 am
Traditional Worship & Sunday School • 10:30 am
weekday masses
Child Care provided from 8:20 am until 11:30 am
tues & thurs 12:10 pm All are welcome!
wed & fri 8 am
Pastor Tony Hoefner • 782-4600 •
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sat 2:30 - 3:30 pm
10am
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Paul McCollum, Pastor
Chris Kanowitz,
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ing H
Helpique Thrift aS nds
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w/Child Care.
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Near Pau WaLu Middle
Lu Middle SchoolSchool
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10:00am CPC is Faith...Family...Fellowship Wednesday Night Alive
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We are a Bible preaching New Location
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and teaching church All Welcome Gardnerville, NV
and welcome all who wish
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Jessica Rackley at 775-782-5121 ext. 24
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ACROSS 51 Leases again 13 Soprano

1 Glasses, 52 Juveniles Fleming
slangily 53 Lebanon’s 18 Napkin’s place
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the season 1 Mollify 29 McCarthy of
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Bloods” 7 Atop 37 NHL team
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repast 11 Barbecue 48 Not ’neath
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whom a
promise is
made
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locale
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period
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perhaps
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thee”
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trains
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garments
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Big, handsome fellow Darius was rescued from a neglect situation where he was
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He’s eager to please, and has a very happy disposition. Darius would be a loyal and
loving addition to some lucky person’s home. All of our dogs are available for a $150
donation. This includes them being spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and fully vaccinated.
To adopt a dog, we require an approved pre-application, as well as a securely fenced yard. This means an
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My name is little Annie, named after Orphan Annie. I am just
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I love to be petted but not so much held (yet). My purr is quite
loud, could probably give a motor boat a run for its money.
With a little extra love and perfect quiet home without dogs,
I will be just fine.
I am moving to a new foster in Incline Village, and you can
contact my foster mom to meet me. I will need to be spayed
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Happy is the mama of 4 kittens found in
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and is a is a young cat herself. She will be spayed
June 18th and will be ready to go shortly after that.
If you are interested, please email Donna,
donna@tahoewarf.com or call (775) 846-3773.
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Quail Ridge Animal Hospital
937 Mica Drive, Suite #18, Carson City, NV 89705
775-267-4888
Baby: Female, black, short hair. DOB 2006. Spayed, shots. Baby’s
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for 6 years before she had to go into assisted living. I am loving and playful & looking
for a lap. I get along with most cats and dogs, but have had no exposure to kids. Please
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Blue is a great dog. Gray male Pittie. Approx 2 years old,
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even birds. Although he has lived with other dogs (females)
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Did you know?
For as little as $30 you can help save a life!
On the first Sunday of each month we dedicate a page
to the abandoned animals in the northern Nevada area. This page
gives these animals a fighting chance at finding a forever home.
With your help we can make this page permanent.
Hello New World! My name is Super Star! Or just Star for short. I
came from the backwoods of Sun Valley. I was found hiding with my
mom, brother and sister. A wonderful savior came and brought us
into her home where she had all the right stuff to make to make us
feel at home; plenty of food, water and a nice warm place to sleep.
I love to eat! Sloppy gruel time is my favorite time of the day. After
that I take my kitten nap before the fun begins. Chasing after toys, climbing, jumping, you
name it!! I enjoy being petted and will lay with you to give you the sweet comforting sound
of my purr from time to time. I am moving to a new foster in Incline Village, and you can
contact my foster mom to meet me. I will need to be spayed first but that will happen soon.
Please fill out an adoption application on www.tahoewarf.com first, then call Jennifer at
(805) 410-2203 or email her at jseward2203@gmail.com.
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Meet Miss Fancy Pancy. She loves her human
counterparts. Everyday she tells her foster mom “*meow*
thank you for rescuing my kittens and me from the
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kisses, and purr non stop. Would love a forever home.
She will need to complete vaccines before she is
ready, but that should be within a few weeks. If you
are interested, please fill out an application at www.
tahoewarf.com or call Sam at (775) 338-6631 or Donna
at (775) 846-3773.
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Bell-A (we already have too love her and are going to make sure she goes to a home
many Bellas) is our very nice that is capable of keeping her safe and healthy. Her
Cattle dog mix who is finally ready monthly injections at the vet run about 125.00 and she
for a home. will need these every month for the rest of her life.
When she arrived, she was very ill All of our dogs are available for a $150 donation. This
and our vet diagnosed her with Addison’s disease. It is includes them being spayed/neutered, micro-chipped,
now very well-controlled with medication and she is able and fully vaccinated.
to live a normal, active life. To adopt a dog, we require an approved pre-application,
Bell-A is only going to be available to a home where she as well as a securely fenced yard. This means an actual,
will not have contact with children under 16. We are physical, fence. ‘Invisible’ fences are not acceptable,
serious about this, so that means no visiting grandkids, sorry. If you live in an apartment and do not have a yard,
no neighbor kids poking fingers through the fence—no we are not able to adopt to you.
kids, period. Please contact us at: dogtownmutts@gmail.com
She is an amazingly affectionate, smart, athletic girl. In for details.
an adult home, she will be the light of your life. We all Sponsored By: NEVADA APPEAL
My name is River (or Lucky 7 due to the markings
on my back). I like to ebb and flow as my sisters
get in the most mischief. I am more laid back. I love
to play with my toys. I am moving to a new foster
in Incline Village, and you can contact my foster
mom to meet me. I will need to be neutered first but
that will happen soon. Please fill out an adoption
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410-2203 or email her at jseward2203@gmail.com.
Sponsored By
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Cheyanne is an 11yr old blond Staffordshire
Bull Terrier. She was living in the back of a wrecked
pick-up with a camper shell on it in triple degree
heat in Modesto, when a Paw Printz volunteer
found her. She has hemoletic anemia and CANNOT
ever have another vaccination in her life. Even so,
she is definitely a dog with personality. Contact
Cyndi, pawprintzrescue@gmail.com for adoption or
Christina, harisudha108@hotmail.com for rescue.
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Reddy is an extremely mellow, happy
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came from Texas and are looking for a
new, safe home. He will be neutered as
soon as he is big enough.
If you are interested, call Sam at (775) 338-6631
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Pet of the Month
Meet
Squishy
Northern Nevada’s Monthly Pet Page
Angelica is one of the pups we took in from the Duck Valley
Reservation in April. She is now 14 weeks old, and just got
spayed/microchipped and finished vaccinations.
We don’t really know what mix she is, maybe some Retriever
or possibly English Pointer. Whatever she is, she’s super She is a spayed female, short hair black and
friendly and sweet, very well socialized and great with other white Tuxedo. A senior gal, approx 13 yrs old. She
dogs.All of our dogs are available for a $150 donation. This
includes them being spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and is a sweet cat, very low maintenance as she is
fully vaccinated. To adopt a dog, we require an approved pre-
application, as well as a securely fenced yard. This means an friendly, but independent. She has lived with other
actual, physical, fence. ‘Invisible’ fences are not acceptable,
sorry. If you live in an apartment and do not have a yard, we are not able to adopt to you. cats, so could fit in easily with cats in your home.
Please contact us at: dogtownmutts@gmail.com for details. Unknown how she would be with dogs. She is
Sponsored By healthy and will be fully vetted including a dental
Rebecca Bikul if needed, before being adopted. Please contact
Loni, 775-232-9779 by phone or text
Buck is an awesome dog, who is going to need an extra loving home.
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He has Progressive Retinal Atrophy so his poor eyesight is only going to
get worse. We’d love to get him placed in a forever home so he can learn
his way around before losing his vision entirely. He also has EPI (a lack of
digestive enzymes) and requires a supplement with his meals. He’s about
9 years old, and is still very active and loves being with people. Needs to be
an only-dog, but he’s more than enough to love on and play with. For more
Bethany
information, or to meet this nice big guy, please email us: dogtownmutts@gmail.com. All of our
dogs are available for a $150 donation. This includes them being spayed/neutered, micro-chipped,
and fully vaccinated. To adopt a dog, we require an approved pre-application, as well as a securely
fenced yard. This means an actual, physical, fence. ‘Invisible’ fences are not acceptable, sorry. If
you live in an apartment and do not have a yard, we are not able to adopt to you.
Sponsored By
Bo - Contact: Eileen Endres at:
ederetiree@yahoo.com A048274, Bo,
77# Chesapeake Bay Retriever mix,
Neutered Male, 8 years, heartworm
negative Bo lived with a guardian for
Penny came from the backwoods of Sun Valley. She has 8 years, until he died recently. Bo is
been in a loving foster home ever since where she has very strong and would benefit from
gotten lots of love, attention and plenty of food to get big leash training and basic obedience classes. Chesapeake Bay
and strong. She is a feisty little girl who loves to run and Retrievers are a strong-willed breed, independent, and require
play all day. Cuddle time is required as well! consistency to train. They enjoy swimming, jogging, hiking,
She will need to be spayed and complete at least 2 rounds chasing sticks and catching frisbees.
of vaccines before she is ready. If interested, please fill out
an application at www.tahoewarf.com and contact Sam at Sponsored By
775-338-6631 or Donna at 775-846-3773.
Sponsored By
Biscuit is a two year old Chiweenie, who is
looking for a home with a family to love. He
is good with other animals, and came from
Huckleberry “Finn” is the name and don’t you a home with children.He can be a barker at
forget it. When you call my name, I will wag my tail times, but hey, look at what breed he is...
like a true dog for ya! ; ) Super sweet and friendly, loves going for
Adventure is the name of the game and my sister walks and car rides. All of our dogs are
and I coming from the backwoods of Sun Valley available for a $150 donation. Please contact
sure know how to run and play with the best of us at: dogtownmutts@gmail.com for details.
‘em. Even though I am a boy I love my cuddles.
He still needs to be neutered and get a couple of rounds of vaccines, but if interested, please fill out an
Sponsored By
adoption application at www.tahoewarf.com or call Sam at (775) 338-6631 or Donna at (775) 846-3773.
Sponsored By
Carson City Nevada | 775-690-3271
Classifieds
Our Doobie, is a very special guy. For most of his life, he
Celine and Dion. Short hair, sisters. Unusual and very ran loose on the Stillwater Reservation, but since coming
pretty Calico/Tabby (CaliTab) mixes. DOB approx 7/2012. to Dog Town, he has discovered how great life can be.
Spayed, chipped, current on shots. Tested positive for FIV, He is about 7 years old, and due to a bone infection,
but they are healthy and their outlook is good per the vet
had to have a front leg amputated. It hasn’t slowed him
as long as they live indoors and continue to get good food
and have regular checkups/care. They can be adopted down at all, and he is very active and playful. Doobie
also has Lupus, which is kept well under control with daily medication. He
separately, but would love if they could go together.
Fine with other cats and dogs. WARF will help provide for their care, if needed. Completed is great with other dogs and loves humans of all ages. Please contact us at:
application required at http://www.tahoewarf.com. Adoption fee waived to approved home.
Cynthia is the contact/foster. Call or text, 775-315-5226, e-mail, mrsnoah17@yahoo.com.
dogtownmutts@gmail.com for details.
Sponsored By
Sponsored By
A Beloved Friends Pet Crematory Bailee
5325 Louie Lane #20
Reno, NV 89511 • 775-825-9900
www.ABelovedFriendsPetCrematory.com
Juju is a 1 year old American Pit Bull Terrier Eliza is one of the pups we took in from the Duck Valley Reservation
and is a VERY Energetic dog! She loves her toys in April. She is now 14 weeks old, and just got spayed/microchipped
(may be a bit toy possessive) and LOVES water! and finished vaccinations. We don’t really know what mix she is, we
She is good with other dogs! (can be funky can kind of see some Retriever or possibly English Pointer. Whatever
she is, she’s super friendly and sweet, very well socialized and great
about the initial greeting) This young girl just
needs a bit of training and snuggles. Probably with other dogs. All of our dogs are available for a $150 donation.
best without young kids (her energetic zoomies This includes them being spayed/neutered, microchipped, and
may knock them over by accident!) Please fully vaccinated. To adopt a dog, we require an approved pre-application, as well as a
contact Amy at (949)290-7951 or carlsontahoe@gmail.com. securely fenced yard. This means and actual, physical fence. ‘Invisible’ fences are not
Sponsored By acceptable, sorry. If you live in an apartment and do not have a yard, we are not able to
adopt to you. Please contact us at: dogtownmutts@gmail.com for details.
3800 S Carson St. Sponsored By
Carson City, NV 89701
775-885-7000 Robyn
Call our Classifieds Department
today to reserve your space!
Call 775-881-SOLD (7653) or
Email: Classifieds@sierranevadamedia.com
or come into 580 Mallory Way in Carson City.
Help to save an animal’s life while
getting your business noticed here!
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need it fixed Restaurants Apartments Houses, Appliances Firewood/Fuel

RIGHT

rentals

transportation

merchandise

pets, livestock
& animals
& Clubs Unfurnished, NV Unfurnished, NV
2018 Hardwood
Special Seasoned.

and
Hamdogs Restaurant
Is looking for a Griffinn House
Griffi House Almond $400 Cord+/-
prior to Aug 30th

RIGHT
Cut to size.

Apartments
Waitperson & Cook
Good Pay Under16"

Apartments
Apply in person 16-18"
No phone calls. 18-22"
1267 Hwy 395 Unit K 30" GE Profile Gas Stove Deliv Avail, Visa & MC

NOW?
1134 S. Nevada St. Newer 3 bedroom, w/Convection Oven & Jon 775-246-7186
For scheduling call
775.883.6153
1134 S. Nevada
Carson City, NVSt. 2 bath, 2 car garage Meat Thermometer.
Great condition $450. 775-291-4927

775.883.6153
with nice yard.
530-305-9795
Trades/ 1862 sq. ft. home in
Construction
Minden. No Pets, No
Smokers. $1900 per
Furniture
Beds & Mattresses
find the right Reduced Rates month. First, Last with

person to do it
Excavator Operator Reduced
SpaciousRates
Apts
$1,000 security deposit.
Call 775-544-5171

minimum 5 yrs exp.
right here in salary DOE. Drug test &
the classified OSHA 10 Card required
Apply in person at
service listings! 2576 Nowlin Rd, Unit B.
Minden, NV.
Fax Resume:
Other 775-267-1968
Or email:
vcconstructioninc@yahoo.com
Douglas Disposal,
Inc.
has an immediate
Smith Valley Garage
Now Hiring!
opening
Tractor / Baler
for a Transfer Mechanic(s)/Tech(s)
Station Floor Immediate Start
Year Round Work
Worker. This is an Pay & Benefits DOE
entry level Experience Preferred
Training Available!
position. The
position is Contact Danny at
775-465-2287 or email
full-time, with
svgservice@hotmail.com
benefits.
Employment
applications are need it fixed
available M-F, at
1653 N. Lucerne,
RIGHT and
Suite A, RIGHT NOW?
Minden, NV 89423 find the right person
or to do it right here in
the classified
call 530 542-8366. service listings!
Apartments Apartments
Unfurnished, NV Unfurnished, NV
Spacious Apts
1BD/1BA -$575 New Sparks Home for
Rent/Buy Option
1BD/1BA
1BD/1BA --$675
$775
-$575
2BD/1BA 3BD/2Ba/2 car garage
2BD/1BA
2BD/1BA --$675
$875 new appliances, need
3BD/2BA- $775 Washer & Dryer & Appliance Masters,
3BD/2BA
3BD/2BA--$775
$975 renters insurance save $$ on rebuilt units.
$1,850/mth + Sec. Dep. New and used parts.
& Background check Your donation
775-354-2244 is appreciated. Also
buy clean working Mattress&Box Luxury
Double Pillow Top
Commercial/ Appliances appliances.
Seniors Helping Queen Set $295
Retail Manuf./Mobile Seniors King Set $390
New in plastic
Homes, NV APPLIANCE REPAIR Call 775-690-1995
Free Delivery!!
Free Repair Estimates on Call 775-331-3900
2 bd 1 1/2 Bath All major appliance
moble on 5 acres carry in service Whirlpool black fridge,
in Silver Springs (with this ad) 67x33 w/water & ice Miscellaneous
close to Tesla $950 mo dispenser $300
call 775-400-4040
Merchandise
775-848-9642 APPLIANCE REPAIR
in your home 50% OFF Horizon Tredmill
Service call when we do Model T90 Barely
Warehouse w/office & Rentals Wanted the repair. (With this ad) Collectibles used. $200.
private bathroom,12ft
by 14ft rollup door, easy 775-246-8793
Pets APPLIANCE REPAIR
Pets Ok
access around building RV Full Hookup Beautiful Royal
for large truck to make
Ok Space Needed!
Do you have a RV set-up Senior Discount 20% OFF Dalton & Lennox,
The Sierra Nevada
deliveries and pick ups,
2 units avail August 1st,
1875 sqft, 72 cents per
Sec
Sec 8 Ok
8 Ok
(water, electric, &
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(With this ad)
Factory Trained and
porcelain Lady
Figurines
Call 775-220-9945
Media Group
reccommends caution
sq ft, $1350 per mo.
Gorgeous Grounds
that is no longer being
used? Retired couple Certified Technicians when purchasing
products or services.
servicing this area
Call 775-783-4182
Gorgeous Grounds looking for such a place
to park their 34’, For over 30 years
Want to Buy
Sending cash, checks
or credit card informa-
Find a new Large Laundry Facility
cosme Large Laundry Facility 2 slide 5th wheel
in or around
APPLIANCES FOR SALE
WITH A WRITTEN WARRANTY Merchandise
tion may be subject to
FRAUD. For more
tologist Quiet and Convenient
Quiet and Convenient Northern Nevada?
If so let’s talk call
• Washer and Dryer Set One year information about
scammers and fraud,
in the Classifieds! 775-881-SOLD Warranty $299 WANTED:
(775)721-3930 • 2 door refrigerator Frost free $149 Knives & Tobacco Pipes visit:
• Side By Side Refrigerator With old or new any quantity FightFraud.NV.Gov
Apartments Apartments your car
Water and Ice $199
• 30” Gas or Electric Range $159
pocket, folding,
hunting knives.
Unfurnished, NV Unfurnished, NV
SOLD • Dishwasher $139
• Complete line of New
Jeff 775-720-2577 Estate Sale

HERE! GE Appliances Available Carson City Carson City

BEAT THE HEAT

Sam’s T.V./Appliance WANTED: Fri 8/3 & Sat 8/4 9a-3p
License plates/frames, 2141 Waterford Pl TLC
affordable rates and 1501 Fairview Dr. CC Musical Instruments, Estate Services.com
effective results! 775-885-1939 Motorcycle helmets,
775-881-7653 WE BUY APPLIANCES 1940-1980
John 775-315-4930
Carson City Estate Sale

AT CARSON CATALINA!
Sat. August 11,
8am to 5pm
Antiques Antiques Antiques 382 Patrick St.
PoolTable, furniture,
auto parts, tools and
lots more.

Furniture
WITH APARTMENT Beds & Mattresses
RENTS STARTING AT
MATTRESS
$
995
ALWAYS PET FRIENDLY!
AUGU S T 4T H AUGUST 5T H SALE
Factory Fresh, Sealed in
Plastic, Never Slept On
TWINS
$69
FULLS
$99
CALL OR STOP BY TODAY! QUEENS KINGS
WE FILL UP FAST! $129
QUEEN DOUBLE
$149

PILLOW TOP
2 piece set $249
KING DOUBLE
PILLOW TOP
3 piece set $299
FREE Delivery to
Carson City, Reno,
North Valley
With purchase of queen
or king pillow top set
700 Hot Springs Road • Carson City 775 Sam’s Sleep Center
www.carsoncatalina.ebmcportals.net 883.8080
1501 Fairview Dr., CC
775-885-1939
775-530-8959

HOMeS SALe
Quail Run Carson City

for

$60 for Daily Full-Color Online

3 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 car gar.
fireplace, A/C, 1610 +/- sq ft,
PER Gated Senior

and Print Advertisement

MONTH 55 & over community
club house with lap pool/
jacuzzi and more,
plus RV parking

881·SOLD
Price Reduced
(775) Or email us at: $317,500
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pets, livestock
& animals
garage
family dogs.The puppies
Pets - Dogs
German Shepherd/ Bel-
gian Malinois German
Shepherd/ Belgian Mali-
nois German
Shepherd/Belgian Mali-
nois puppies for sale.
$500. 1 male 3 females.
Dew claws have been
removed, and first shots
and vet check done on
July 27. Please contact
Darla. at 719-248-3874
or by email at darlathor
bjornsen@yahoo.com
Oodles of Doodles
Labradoodle cuties,
F1B, great/kids, hunt-
ing, water, hypoaller- Sat/Sun Spaces $15/up,
genic. Mon/Dad have
grt. temperments. 3
boys still available, will
be ready Aug. 27th! 1st
shots included. Reserve
yours now!
call 775-883-1829
Put a Ring On it!
Thanks to
or email: the Classifieds!
cindyspoodlepups@yahoo.com 775-881-SOLD
Quality. Service.
Value. Speed.
the kind of printer you want.
Coupons
Booklets
Newsletters
Newspapers
Magazines
Election Materials
Much More!
Your Full-Service Print Facility, offering prepress,
printing, bindery, mailing & shipping service.
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Pets - Dogs Garage
recreation
sales
& Yard Sales
Dayton Dayton
DOWNSIZING FOR
CROSS COUNTRY MOVE
Saturday 9-3. Sunday
9-3. 137 Carson River
Drive. Sat 8/11 and Sun
8/12 Come help us light-
en our load! Lots of Fur-
German Shorthaired niture: living, bedroom,
Pointer German
dining, patio, rugs, anti-
Shorthaired Pointer que oak table, antique
AKC registered German
dressing table, display
Shorthaired Pointer cabinet, book cases,
pupppies for sale.
oak futon w/ mattress,
Females are $700 and
flexsteel sofa, lamps,
the Males are $600. wall art, misc pieces
The mother of the
and much more. Exer-
puppies is from STG cise equipment: punch-
Kennels in Idaho Falls,
ing bag w/stand, sta-
and the father is out of tionary recumbent bike,
Palermo kennels. Both
treadmill, men’s 26" bi-
of the dogs are great cycle. BBQ gas grill.
hunters and incredible
Motorcycle trailer.
are going to be ready
the first week of
August. Please feel Dayton Yard Sale
free to call if you have 8/3 & 8/4
any questions. Adam Early Birds Welcome
775-287-4496 You’ve Been Here
Before! All Good Stuff!
1129 Cheatgrass Dr.
Sat., Aug. 4th ONLY!
7am - 11am
1211 W. King, CC
Annually 206-856-2669
US Tools, Toolboxes
Galore, Furn., Books,
Ceramics, Household
Games & MORE!
Golden Doodle Pups
Ready for new homes,
reduced for quick sale
$800 2 f’s and 4 m’s 25ft, w/hitch, dish, sat
call 775-450-4685
accessories Incl. $9500
South Lake Tahoe
ESTATE SALE
Garage Friday through Sunday,
August 3rd - 5th,
2014 Coleman 24ft w/
slide out, entertainment
& Yard Sales 731 Los Angeles Ave,
96150 Large number of $15,000 Al 775-463-2499
collectibles, including:
Hundreds of Hallmark
Keepsake ornaments,
mint, new in boxes
Hundreds of beanie
babies Several antique
tins Several dolls and Browning Model 425
TAHOE FLEA MARKET doll stands Boy Scout
Elks Club Dr @ hwy 50 Multiple chokes, ported
Books, Badges etc. barrel, good condition
Dozens of other
Sat 2 for 1. 8a-5p collectibles Also, a large
530-541-3967
selection of hand tools,
some oak furniture,
grandfather clock, and Gardnerville - NV RES
many household items.
Everything must go!
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services
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off for your taxes. Association at
call 775-220-7875 775-885-0866 or
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1978 Cadillac Eldorado conditions accepted. www.nevadapress.com
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pistols, rifles, shotguns. calls only Sparks Nv, Call for details. SPECTRUM TRIPLE
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markings + bayonett ONLY $299 per aid. FREE
$1,850; ammunition
& clips available
shipping call hearing
help express Found
775-400-6943 1985 Buick Riviera
106k $3250 Sparks Nv, 1-844-201-5755
Camera Found in Lake
Boats & Want to Buy
call 775-848-9771
FDA REGISTERED Tahoe near Forest Serv-
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ice Visitor’s Center on
July 25, 2018. Please
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MOTORHOMES OR automatic, leather,
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excellent condition,
will consider any shipping call hearing
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type or size, cash paid
Campers & please call
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John or Marianne
RVs 775-360-4926 Grandpas mustang
1999 Gt v8 auto,
LIFE ALERT 24/7 One Looking for members of
press of a button sends Fletcher family
2006 Komfort By Thor 125k orig miles, ex help FAST! Medical, (children of Bernice &
transportation
merchandise
cond. $6000 Fire, Burglar Even if you Leon, etc.) pictures
Al 775-463-2499
dome, 2 receivers, all cant reach a phone available, please call
FREE Brochure 325-232-1679
call 855-399-2238
530-990-2219 Tires & Wheels 9am-5pm(Central)
Snowmobile ATV tilt
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press of a button sends Roommates
center, clean inside, bed trailer 10’x8’ bed help FAST! Medical, Wanted
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trailer 6’x 39" x 32" cant reach a phone
walls $350 775-265-2806 FREE Brochure Beautiful Cat needs
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announcements
& events
legals
NEED YOUR CLASSIFIED care of her.
OR DISPLAY AD to have 775-884-1201
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statewide exposure?
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775-690-1995 FAA approved FREE info
kit 888-550-6503
in the
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and receive a free quote
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placement assistance.
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from one of our multiple
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775-246-7188 We specialize in safe Carson City
bathing Grab bars, no Notice of Sale Notice of Mirella Elizondo
WANTED DIESEL slip flooring & seated Sale Notice of Sale: By Plaintiff,
PICKUP TRUCK showers. Call for a free Order of the Delaware vs.
or Gas prefer in home consultation: Superior Court, a sher- Miguel A. Medoza
good Cond. 877-278-5726
iff’s sale for 42,813 Defendant.
low miles, TOP DOLLAR shares of common stock SUMMONS
PAID Call Tom Williams Bathroom renovations, of Powdermet, Inc.
at 775-235-2978 THE STATE OF
easy one day updates! owned by Abakan, Inc. NEVADA SENDS
Find a new We specialize in safe will be held on August GREETING TO THE
bathing Grab bars, no 24, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. at
cleaning
slip flooring & seated New Castle County ABOVE-NAMED DE-
service showers. Call for a free Sheriff’s Office, 800 N. FENDANT:
in the Classifieds! in home consultation: French St., 5th floor, NOTICE! YOU HAVE
775-881-SOLD 877-278-5726 Wilmington, DE 19801. BEEN SUED. THE

COURT MAY DECIDE
AGAINST YOU WITH-
OUT YOUR BEING
HEAR UNLESS YOU
RESPOND WITHIN 20
DAYS.
READ THE INFORMA-
TION BELOW.
TO THE DEFENDANT: A
civil Complaint has been
filed by the plaintiff
against you.
1. If you wish to defend
this lawsuit, you must,
within 20 days after this
Summons is served on
you, exclusive of the day
of service, file with this
Court a written pleading*
in response to this Com-
plaint.
2. Unless you respond,
your default will be en-
tered upon application of
the plaintiff, and this
Court may enter a judg-
ment against you for the
relief demanded in the
Complaint**, which could
result in the taking of
money or property or the
relief requesting in the
Complaint.
3. If you wish to seek the
advice of an attorney in
this matter, you should
do so promptly so that
your response may be
filed on time.
4. You are required to
serve you response
upon plaintiff’s attorney,
entered whose address
is:
Susan Merriwether,
Clerk of the Court
By: Deputy Clerk
Date: August 1, 2018
*There is a fee associat-
ed with filing a respon-
sive pleading. Please re-
fer to fee schedule.
**Note- When service by
publication, insert a brief
statement of the object
of the Action. See rule 4.
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Mission City FCU E. M. C. B.,
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Country Auto Sales
NOTICE OF HEARING SUMMONS
95’ Toyota Corolla To: Stephanie Lee NOTICE! YOU HAVE
1NXAE09B5SZ324997 Baumgardner, natural BEEN SUED. THE
Michael G. Blagovich mother of the above- COURT MAY DECIDE
Country Auto Sales named minor children; to AGAINST YOU WITH-
Jorge Cisneros, putative OUT YOUR BEING
father of K.L.C-B, to HEARD UNLESS YOU
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4A3AK24F26E018422 Juan Martinez, putative RESPOND WITHIN 20
father of E.M.C.B; to any DAYS. READ THE IN-
Jared J. Hall
true unknown natural fa- FORMATION BELOW.
Brad J. Hall
thers of the above- TO THE RESPONDENT:
named minor children; A Petition has been filed
The vehicle describe will
be sold at public auction and to all persons claim- by the petitioner against
ing to be the mother or you for the relief set forth
to the highest bidder to
satisfy the lien incurred father of the above- in the Petition.
named minor children: THIS IS A PETITION
by Cal-Neva Transport &
Tow The sale will be held You are hereby noti- FOR TERMINATION OF
fied that there has been PARENTAL RIGHTS OF
at 9:00am on: August
24th ,2018 @1663 filed in the above-entitled NATURAL FATHER
court a petition for the 1. If you intend to defend
Forrest Way, Carson
City, NV 89706 termination of parental this lawsuit, within 20
rights over the above- days after this Summons
Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18, named minor children, is served on you exclu-
and that the petition has sive of the day of serv-
2018 Ad #0000285727
been set for hearing be- ice, you must do the fol-
fore the First Judicial lowing:
District Court, Dept. No. a. File with the Clerk of
2, located at 885 E. this Court, whose
ADAM PAUL LAXALT
Attorney General
Musser Street, in Carson address is shown below,
City, Nevada, on Octo- a formal written re-
SHARON L. BENSON
Senior Deputy Attorney
ber 16, 2018, at 11:30 sponse to the Petition in
a.m. at which time and accordance with the
General
NV Bar No. 8964
place you are required to rules of the Court.
Bureau of Business &
be present if you desire b. Serve a copy of your
State Services
to oppose the petition. response upon the
Health & Human
DATED this 25 day of attorney whose name
Services Division
June, 2018. and address is shown
Susan Merriwether below.
5420 Kietzke Lane, Suite
202
CLERK OF COURT 2. Unless you respond,
By: C. COOPER your default will be en-
Reno, Nevada 89511
Telephone:775-687-2100
tered upon application of
Pub: July 13, 21, 28, the plaintiff and this
Facsimile: 775-688-1822
sbenson@ag.nv.gov August 4, 11, 2018 Court may enter a judg-
Ad#0000273194 ment against you for the
IN THE FIRST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT relief demanded in the
Petition, which could re-
COURT IN AND FOR CASE NO. 18-CV-0144
CARSON CITY, STATE DEPT. NO. II sult in the taking of mon-
ey or property or other
OF NEVADA In the Ninth Judicial
District Court relief requested in the
Petition.
ln the Matter of the Of the State of Nevada,
3. If you intend to seek
the advice of an attorney
in this matter, you should
do so promptly so that
your response may b
filed on time.
Issued at direction of:
Kathleen B. Kelly, Esq.
Post Office Box 2607
Minden, NV 89423
(775) 782-6988
Attorney for Petitioner
Date 6/20/18
/s/ Bobbie Williams
Clerk of the Court
By: M. Biaggini
Deputy Clerk
DOUGLAS COUNTY
COURT CLERK
P.O. Box 218
Minden, NV 89423
Pub: July 21, 28,
August 4, 11, 2018
Ad#0000277535
Case No.
18 DR3 00057 1B
Dept. No. II
IN THE FIRST
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA IN AND
FOR THE CARSON
CITY
In the Matter of the
Petition of:
Leticia Angelica
Graciano-Montes,
For a Change of Name. /
NOTICE
On 7/31/18, a Petition
was filed in the above-
entitled Court by Leticia
Angelica Graciano-
Montes, requesting that
the Court legally change
her/his present name of
Leticia Angelica
Graciano-Montes to Leti-
cia Angelica Montes.
The petitioner submit-
ted a statement signed
under penalty of perjury
that the petitioner is not
changing his or her
name for fraudulent pur-
pose.
Any opposition to this
Petition should be filed
with the above-entitled
Court within ten (10) ju-
dicial days of the final
publication of this Notice.
This document does
not contain the personal
information of any per-
son as defined by NRS
603A.040.
Date: 7/31/18
/s/ Susan Merriwether
Clerk of the Court
By: Deputy Clerk
Pub: Aug 4, 2018
Ad #0000285793
Nevada Appeal/The Record-Courier | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | E21
Case No. 18-PB-0088
Dept. No.1
IN THE NINTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
In the Matter of the
Estate of
Judy K. McCoy,
Deceased. / /s/ David Neal Moline
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Kay M. Hay-
nes has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified by
the above-entitled Court
on July 31, 2018, as Per-
sonal Representative of
the Estate of Judy K.
McCoy, deceased. All
creditors having claims
against said estate are
required to file the same,
with the proper vouchers
attached, with the Clerk
of the Court within ninety
(90) days after the first
publication of this notice.
A copy of your claim
must also be mailed to
the attorneys for the es-
tate at the address listed
herein.
Dated: July 31, 2018
Kay M. Haynes, Personal
Representative
c/o Procter J. Hug IV,
Esq.
Maupin, Cox & LeGoy
4785 Caughlin Parkway
Reno, Nevada 89519
(775) 827-2000
Attorneys for the Person-
al Representative
Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
2018 Ad #0000285615
Case No. 18-PB-0089
Dept. No.1
IN THE NINTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
In the Matter of the
Estate of
James S. McCoy,
Deceased. / YOU NEED NOT AP-
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Kay M. Hay-
nes has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified by
the above-entitled Court
on July 31, 2018, as Per-
sonal Representative of
the Estate of James S.
McCoy, deceased. All
creditors having claims
against said estate are
required to file the same,
with the proper vouchers
attached, with the Clerk
of the Court within ninety
(90) days after the first
publication of this notice.
A copy of your claim
must also be mailed to
the attorneys for the es-
tate at the address listed
herein.
Dated: July 31, 2018
Kay M. Haynes, Personal
Representative
c/o Procter J. Hug IV,
Esq.
Maupin, Cox & LeGoy
4785 Caughlin Parkway
Reno, Nevada 89519
(775) 827-2000
Attorneys for the Person-
al Representative
Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
2018 Ad #0000285630
Case No. 18-PB-0103
Dept. No. II
The undersigned affirms
that his document DOES
NOT contain a Social
Security Number or
personal information.
IN THE NINTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
DOUGLAS
In the Matter of the
Estate of
WALTER NEAL
MOLINE,
Deceased. / J. DOUGLAS CLARK
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the under-
signed has been duly
appointed and qualified
by the above-entitled
Court on 30 July 2018 as
Personal Representative
of the Estate of WALTER
NEAL MOLINE, de-
ceased.
All creditors having
claims against said Es-
tate are required to file
the same with the proper
vouchers attached with
the Clerk of this Court
within 90 days after first
publication of this Notice.
DATED this 30th day of
July, 2018.
Pub: Aug. 4, 9, 11, 2018
Ad #0000285823
Case No. 18-PB-0108
Dept. No. I
The undersigned affirms
that this document does
not contain a Social
Security Number.
IN THE NINTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
DOUGLAS
In the Matter of the
Estate of
RICHARD OWEN
LLOYD,
Deceased. / County Courthouse, lo-
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that a hearing
will be held on the Veri-
fied Petition for Letters
of Administration filed by
Claudette Springmeyer,
Douglas County Public
Administrator.
The hearing has been
set for the 14 day of Au-
gust, 2018, at the hour
of 1:30 o’clock p.m., at
the Judicial and Law En-
forcement Center locat-
ed at 1380 Buckeye,
Minden, Nevada 89423,
in Department I. AII per-
sons interested in the
estate are notified to ap-
pear and show cause if
any, why the Court
should not approve the
Verified Petition for Let-
ters of Administration.
Reference is made to the
Verified Petition for Let-
ters of Administration
served simultaneously
herewith for further
particulars.
PEAR UNLESS YOU
HAVE AN OBJECTION.
DATED this 30 day of
July, 2018.
Law Office of Michael S.
Rowe, Esq.
/s/ Michael Smiley Rowe
Nevada Bar Number
1374
P.O. Box 2080
Minden, NV 89423
(775) 782-8141
Attorney for Petitioner
Pub: Aug 2, 4, 9, 2018
Ad #0000284170
Case No. 18-PT-00659
Dept. No. I
pursuant to NRS
239B.030 this document
does not contain teh
social security number of
any person.
IN THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR THTE
STATE OF NEVADA IN
AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LYON
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
KATHERYN L.
SCHELLING, aka
KATHRYN LYNN
SCHELLING,
deceased / sure issues of said property and Buyer waives the
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that DARLA J.
ABBOTT has been duly
appointed and qualified
by the above-entitled
Court on teh 16th day of
July, 2018, as Executor
of the Estate of Kathryn
L. Schelling aka Kathryn
Lynn Schelling, de-
ceased.
All creditors having
claims against the Estate
are required to file the
claims with teh Clerk of
the Court within ninety
(90) days after the first
publication of this notice.
Dated this 20 day of
July, 2018.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LTD.
/s/ J. Douglas Clark
Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
2018 Ad #0000285831
GORDON R. MUIR,
ESQ.
Bar No. 632
JACLYN R. FERRIS,
ESQ.
Bar No. 13465
Hawkins, Folsom & Muir you wish to object.
679 Sierra Rose Drive, I hereby affirm that this
Suite A document does not con-
P.O. Box 750 tain a social security
Reno, NV 89504 number.
(775) 786-4646 DATED this 19th day of
Attorney for Petitioner July, 2018
IN THE FIRST HAWKINS, FOLSOM &
JUDICIAL DISTRICT MUIR
COURT OF THE STATE By: /s/ GORDON R.
OF NEVADA IN AND MUIR, ESQ.
FOR THE COUNTY OF
STOREY Pub:July 28, Aug. 4, 8,
In the Matter of the 2018 Ad #0000281361
Estate of
DOUGLAS WILLIAM IN THE MATTER OF
THE TRUST
HALL, also known as
DOUGLAS W. HALL (nontestamentary)
OF BILL R. JOBE,
Deceased._____/
DECEASED, AND JANE
Case No.
18 PBT 00007 1E E. JOBE, DECEASED,
NOTICE TO
Dept. No. II
NOTICE OF HEARING CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that DANIEL W. that the undersigned are
the currently acting Co-
HALL has filed a PETI-
TION FOR ISSUANCE Trustees of the
"Deceased’s Trust" and
OF LETTERS OF AD-
MINISTRATION, and the "Survivor’s Trust"
created under THE
has set the matter for
hearing on Friday, Au- JOBE FAMILY TRUST,
also known as THE
gust 17, 2018, at 10:00
A.M., in the Storey JOBE FAMILY TRUST
DATED MAY 25, 1982,
cated at 26 S. B Street, established on May 25,
1982, amended there-
Virginia City, Nevada.
The matter will be ap- after from time to time,
and amended and
proved without further
hearing unless an objec- restated, in its entirety,
on October 26, 2005,
tion is filed. You do no
need to appear unless by BILL R. JOBE and
JANE E. JOBE as Gran-
Legal & Public Notices
APN: 1320-30-213-009 T.S. No.: 17-18378
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED
6/9/2008. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE
SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PRO-
CEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-
TACT A LAWYER. A public auction sale to the
highest bidder for cash, cashier’s check drawn on
a state or national bank, check drawn by a state
or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a
state or federal savings and loan association, or
savings association, or savings bank specified in
Section 5102 of the Financial Code and author-
ized to do business in this state will be held by
the duly appointed trustee as shown below, of all
right, title, and interest conveyed to and now held
by the trustee in the hereinafter described proper-
ty under and pursuant to a Deed of Trust d
escribed below. The sale will be made, but with-
out covenant or warranty, expressed or implied,
regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, to
pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) se-
cured by the Deed of Trust, with interest and late
charges thereon, as provided in the note(s), ad-
vances, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, in-
terest thereon, fees, charges and expenses of the
Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the ini-
tial publication of the Notice of Sale) reasonably
estimated to be set forth below. The amount may
be greater on the day of sale. BENEFICIARY
MAY ELECT TO BID LESS THAN THE TOTAL
AMOUNT DUE. TRUSTOR: JASMINE A. COTY,
A SINGLE WOMAN AND JACQUELINE F.
COTY, A SINGLE WOMAN Duly Appointed Trust-
ee: Carrington Foreclosure Services, LLC Record-
ed 6/12/2008 as Instrument No. 724929 in book ,
page of Official Records in the office of the Re-
corder of Douglas County, Nevada, Described as
follows: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED ON
SAID DEE D OF TRUST Date of Sale:
8/22/2018 at 1:00 PM Place of Sale: Douglas
County Courthouse, Main Entrance, 1038
Buckeye Road, Minden, NV 89423 Estimated
Sale Amount: $181,234.59 (Estimated) Street Ad-
dress or other common designation of real proper-
ty: 1758 PINEWOOD DR MINDEN, NV 89423
A.P.N.: 1320-30-213-009 The undersigned Trust-
ee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of
the street address or other common designation,
if any, shown above. If no street address or other
common designation is shown, directions to the lo-
cation of the property may be obtained by send-
ing a written request to the beneficiary within 10
days of the date of first publication of this Notice
of Sale. This property is sold as-is, lender is un-
able to validate the condition, defects or disclo-
disclosure requirements under NRS 113.130 by
purchasing at this sale and signing s aid receipt.
If the Trustee is unable to convey title for any rea-
son, the successful bidder’s sole and exclusive
remedy shall be the return of monies paid to the
Trustee, and the successful bidder shall have no
further recourse. If the sale is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled
only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchas-
er shall have no further recourse against the Mort-
gagor, the Mortgagee, or the Mortgagee’s Attor-
ney. If you have previously been discharged
through bankruptcy, you may have been released
of personal liability for this loan in which case this
letter is intended to exercise the note holder’s
rights against the real property only. THIS NO-
TICE IS SENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF COL-
LECTING A DEBT. THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPTING
TO COLLECT A DEBT ON BEHALF OF THE
HOLDER AND OWNER OF THE NOTE. ANY IN-
FORMATION OBTAINED BY OR PROVIDED TO
THIS FIRM OR THE CREDITOR WILL BE USED
FOR THAT PURPOSE. As required by law, you
are hereby notified that a negative credit report re-
flecting on your credit record may be submitted to
a credit report agency if you fail to fulfill the terms
of your credit obligations. Date: 7/17/18 Carring-
ton Foreclosure Services, LLC 1500 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 150 Anaheim, CA 92806 Auto-
mated Sale Information: (800) 280-2832 or www.
auction.com for NON-SALE information: 888-313-
1969 Tai Alailima, Director T.S. No.: 17-18378
Pub: July 28, August 4, 11, 2018
Ad#0000276556
E22 | Saturday, August 4, 2018 | Nevada Appeal/The Record-Courier
tors and original Trust- distribution. Public notice NOTICE OF LEIN 1HGCD5656TA130124
ees. BILL R. JOBE, also is hereby given that Notice is hereby given 1996 Honda Accord Legal & Public Notices Legal & Public Notices
known as BILL RAY copies of the proposed that on 8/28/18, in ac- RO&LO- Jessica V. Loz-
JOBE, died on April 17, ordinances are available cordance with NRS ano & Kristen E. Kilmer NOTICE OF HEARING
2016. JANE E. JOBE, al- for inspection at the NOTICE OF LIEN
108.310, from 9:00 am to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON 8/14/2018,
so known as JANE Clerk’s Office, 885 East 12:00 pm at AA Towing Vin#
JOBE, died on June 17, Musser Street, Suite NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SUSAN IN ACCORDANCE WITH NRS 108.310, FROM
Inc, located at 2730 2CNBE18U5R6938664 MERRIWETHER has filed a Petition for Probate 9:00AM TO 4:00PM AT SILVER STATE TOWING
2018. A creditor having a 1032, Carson City. The Conestoga Dr, Carson 1994 Geo Tracker
claim against the trust public hearing on the of Will and Issuance of Letters Testamentary LOCATED AT 5301 LONGLEY LN BUILDING E
City, Nevada 89706, the RO- Jack R. Rolli seeking her appointment as Personal SUITE 183, RENO, NV 89511, THE FOLLOWING
estate on behalf of BILL proposed ordinances is following vehicle(s) will LO- Gary & Nancy Davis
R. JOBE and JANE E. scheduled for Thursday, Representative of the Estate of SUSAN VEHICLE(S) WILL BE SOLD TO SATISFY TOW-
be sold to satisfy towing, CUNNINGHAM LAZICKI, formerly known as ING, STORAGE, AND DMV CHARGES
JOBE must submit his or August 16, 2018, at the storage and DMV Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
her claim to the under- regular meeting of the 2018 Ad #0000285739 SUSAN CUNNINGHAM BOMAN, deceased. The CPCN 7183
charges. matter has been set for hearing on August 27,
signed Co-Trustees with- Carson City Board of
in ninety (90) days Supervisors, which 2018 at 8:30 a.m. in the District Court in and for YR: 1991 MAKE: PONTIAC MODEL: SUNBIRD
Vin# Carson City, located at 885 E. Musser Street, VIN: 1G2JB54K0M7528193
after the first publication begins at 8:30 a.m., in 3D7HU18Z92G194757 "Total due (as of
of this notice. the Community Center 7/27/18): $2000 for In- Carson City, NV 89701. The petition will be R/O: SHANNON LEE WHITE
2002 Dodge 1500 PU approved without further hearing unless an L/O: NEVADA TITLE AND PAYDAY LOANS
Sierra Room, 851 East RO&LO- Gabriel A. Miles curred and burdened objection is filed. You do not need to appear
Dated 7/26/2018 William Street, Carson storage costs and fees
/s/ Philip R. Jobe Co- City, Nevada. from 12/16 through 7/18 unless you wish to object. YR: 2001 MAKE: HYUNDAI MODEL: ELANTRA
Vin# H31BG0S112374 VIN: KMHDN45D51U207107
Trustee Bill No. 111 20’ MH of the abandoned rec-
21115 Banlynn Court An ordinance approving reational vehicle." Audrey Damonte, Esq. R/O: JERRY RAY KEY L/O: SAME
RO&LO- Eric Mares & Holley Driggs Walch et.al.
Topanga Canyon, CA a change of zoning from Jerome Beck
90290 Agriculture (“A”) to Sin- "Honda CRF150RB 800 South Meadows Pkwy., Ste. 800 YR: 1992 MAKE: HONDA MODEL: PRELUDE
gle Family 6000 (“SF6"), 2008, VIN: Reno, Nevada 89521 VIN: JHMBB2150NC022092
Vin# 775-851-8700 R/O: ILIANA VICTORIO L/O: SAME
Dated 7/16/2018 on property located at 1LNHM87AX2Y673642 JH2KE03CX8K100582
/s/ Hugh E. Williams, Co- the east end of Railroad 2002 Linc LS Abandoned at 4974
Trustee Drive and west of Conte Drive, Carson Publication: August 4, 11, 18, 2018 YR: 1987 MAKE: NISSAN MODEL:
RO&LO- Nazni EID or Ad #0000285678 PATHFINDER VIN: JN8HD16Y0HW017100
101 Ross Street #12 Interstate 580, APN Candice Mitchell City, NV 89701"
Cotati, CA 94931 010-051-44. R/O: CARLOS RUANO L/O: SAME
Bill No. 112 Vin# "It is demanded that pay-
Prepared By: An ordinance amending ment in cash of $2000, YR: 1990 MAKE: HONDA MODEL: ACCORD
3N1CN7AP3EL845103 VIN: 1HGCB7667LA170139
Allison MacKenzie, Ltd Title 18, Appendix, 2014 Nissan Versa plus any further accrued
P.O. Box 646 Development Standards, RO- Steven M. Williams storage costs, be issued Legal & Public Notices R/O: BRENT GRIVA L/O: SAME
Carson City, NV 89702 Division 4, Signs, LO- Star One CU in full on or before
Section 4.3, Definitions 8/28/18" YR: 2005 MAKE: FORD MODEL: ESCAPE
By: /s/ Dawn Ellerbrock, and Section 4.4, APN 002-381-03 TS No: NV08000510-12-1S TO VIN: 1FMYU931X5KB14112
Vin# No: 120221398-NV-LMO NOTICE OF TRUST- R/O: ZOEANNE ANDERSON L/O: SAME
Esq. Administration, of the 1G6EL1153KU606484 "If ownership is not
Kyle A Winter, Esq Carson City Municipal claimed and the aban- EE’S SALE IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPER-
1989 Cad Eldorado TY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A YR: 2016 MAKE: CHEVROLET MODEL:
Attorneys for Co- Code to amend RO&LO- John & Joan doned recreational vehi-
Trustees regulations related to cle is not removed within DEED OF TRUST AND SECURITY AGREE- SONIC VIN: 1G1JC5SG6G4146627
Russell MENT DATED December 7, 2005. UNLESS R/O: ROBERT JACKSON/JAYNNA DAVIDSON
temporary banners, 30 days after the first
Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18, flags, A-frame signs, and publication of this notice YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR L/O: CREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION
Vin# PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC
2018 Ad#0000285758 other temporary sign 5XYKT3A16BG126529 (August 4, 2018), the
devices, and to modify owner of the property SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF YR: 1991 MAKE: PLYMOUTH MODEL: LASER
IN THE MATTER OF 2011 Kia Sorento THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS VIN: 4P3CS44R9ME137596
THE TRUST the definition of “frontage RO- Roseleen T O Crotty will apply for title to the AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A R/O: CARLOS MADRIGAL L/O: SAME
(nontestamentary) of building” to make the LO- Santander Consum- recreational vehicle as
method of measurement prescribed in NRS LAWYER. On August 23, 2018, at 01:00 PM,
OF GREGORY er USA MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps, as duly ap- YR:1994 MAKE: LINCOLN MODEL: TOWN
BANOVICH, of allowable sign area 482.262."
consistent between pointed Trustee WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- CAR VIN: 1LNLM82W3RY679192
DECEASED, Vin# TION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH R/O: AUSTIN MASON L/O: SAME
NOTICE TO shopping centers and 1FAFP55U72G132932 Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18,
other commercial uses. 2018 Ad #0000285665 Front Entrance, Carson City County Court-
CREDITORS 2002 Ford Taurus house, 885 East Musser, Carson City, NV YR: 2006 MAKE: NISSAN MODEL: ALTIMA
Notice is hereby given In witness whereof, I RO- Denise S. Beach 89701, all right, title and interest conveyed to and VIN: 1N4AL11D96C270814 R/O: MOHANRAJ
that the undersigned have hereunto set my LO- Loanmax,LL
Vinny’s Minis at 1791 S. now held by it under and pursuant to Deed of GUNASEELAN L/O: SAME
persons are the currently hand and affixed the Sutro Terrace, Carson Trust recorded on December 15, 2005, as Instru-
acting Co-Trustees of official seal of Carson Vin#
City, NV 89706 will ment No. 347291, of the official records in the Of- YR: 2009 MAKE: KIA MODEL: OPTIMA
THE BANOVICH FAMI- City, State of Nevada, 1FARP11J4RW294003
auction 18, Jaki fice of the Recorder of Carson City County, VIN: KNAGE228195305826
LY TRUST, created on this 2nd day of August, 1994 Ford Escort
Kettering, Michael Nevada, executed by JOSEPH POLLOCK & R/O: ELISA MARTINEZ L/O: SAME
December 8, 1991, 2018. RO&LO- Wayne A.
Richey and Lonnie MARGARET A. RIES, HUSBAND AND WIFE AS
amended thereafter, ad- Powers JOINT TENANTS as Trustor, WASHINGTON MU- YR: 1999 MAKE: CHEVROLET MODEL: K1500
Richey on August 14,
na as amended and Susan Merriwether, 2018 via TUAL BANK, FA, A FEDERAL ASSOCIATION as VIN: 3GNFK16R9XG240094 R/O: UNKNOWN
restated, in its entirety, Carson City Clerk Vin# www.Bid13.com . Beneficiary, all that certain property situated in L/O: CASH 1 LLC/NOEMY MARTINEZ
on March 22, 2011. That By: K. King, Chief Contents: tools, dirt said County and State, and more commonly de-
GREGORY BANOVICH Deputy Clerk (seal) bike, welding equipment scribed as: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN YR: 1994 MAKE: FORD MODEL: TAURUS
was the Grantor and SAID DEED OF TRUST The property heretofore VIN: 1FALP52U2RG199374
Trustee of THE Publish: August 4, 2018 Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 2018 described is being sold "as is". The street ad- R/O: KANEISHA JONES L/O: SAME
BANOVICH FAMILY Ad #0000285842 Ad #0000285698 dress and other common designation, if any, of
TRUST. GREGORY the real property described above is purported to YR: 1995 MAKE:HONDA MODEL: ACCORD
BANOVICH died on May
16, 2018. A creditor hav- Legal & Public Notices be: 3500 IMPERIAL WAY, CARSON CITY, NV
89706 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any lia-
VIN: 1HGCD5661SA125906
R/O: MISSEL CENICEROS/BERTHA VARGAS
ing a claim against the bility for any incorrectness of the street address L/O: SAME
trust estate on behalf of OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING and other common designation, if any, shown
GREGORY BANOVICH herein. Said sale will be made, but without cove- YR: 2000 MAKE: FORD MODEL:EXPLORER
must submit his or her You are hereby notified that the Carson City Board of Supervisors will nant or warranty expressed or implied, regarding VIN: 1FMDU72X1YZA91548
claim to the undersigned conduct a public hearing on THURSDAY, August 16, 2018 , regarding the title, possession or encumbrances, to pay the re- R/O: MARIA RODRIGUEZ DEVIDRIO
Co-Trustees within items noted below. The meeting will commence at 8:30 a.m. The maining unpaid balance of $226,603.79, the obli- L/O: DIGITAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
ninety (90) days meeting will be held in the Carson City Community Center, Sierra Room, gations secured by the property to be sold and
after the first publication 851 East William Street, Carson City, Nevada. reasonably estimated costs, expenses and advan- YR: 1998 MAKE: CADILLAC MODEL:DEVILLE
of this notice. ces as of the first publication date of this Notice of VIN: 1G6KD54Y1WU759836
Agenda Title: AB-18-094 For Possible Action: Consideration of an Order of Trustee’s Sale. Accrued interest and additional R/O: HIRAM BROWNRIDGE L/O: SAME
Dated 7/24/2018 Abandonment for the abandonment of up to a 20-foot wide public advances, if any, will increase the figure prior to
/s/ Nicki June Allen, Co- ingress/egress easement from Ash Canyon Road to Wellington South, then sale. The property offered for sale excludes all YR: 1999 MAKE: HONDA MODEL:
Trustee north on Wellington West, turning west and ending at the southwest corner of funds held on account by the property receiver, if PASSPORT VIN: 4S6CM58W0X4408933
1108 E. Musser Street lot 12 of Wellington Crescent Subdivision. (Kathe Green) applicable. Beneficiary’s bid at sale may include R/O: RONALD RICHARDSON L/O: SAME
Carson City, NV 89701 all or part of said amount. In addition to cash, the
Summary: The subject easement was recorded August 26, 1992 as Trustee will accept, all payable at time of sale in YR: 2004 MAKE: KIA MODEL: SORENTO
Dated 7/24/2018 document number 133478 in Carson City to create a non-exclusive lawful money of the United States a Cashier’s VIN: KNDJC733X45218630
/s/ Alexa J. Olsen, Co- easement to allow members of the public a means of ingress and egress to check drawn by a state or national bank, a check R/O: LAURA ROBINET L/O: SAME
Trustee Ash Canyon. Per the recorded document, the easement was to be drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a
1108 E. Musser Street rescinded and revoked when an additional means of ingress and egress was check drawn by a state or federal savings and YR: 1997 MAKE: NISSAN MODEL: ALTIMA
Carson City, NV 89701 dedicated that provides members of the public with an alternate access to loan association, savings association, or savings VIN: 1N4BU31D5VC269249
Ash Canyon. This alternate access for the public was secured by Carson City, bank specified in the applicable sections of the R/O: OLIVIA LOPEZ L/O: SAME
Prepared By: and was recorded August 26, 2003 under document number 304501. There- Nevada Administrative Code and authorized to do
Allison MacKenzie, Ltd fore, abandonment of the easement is proposed. It is noted the 50-foot pri- business in the State of Nevada, or other such YR: 2004 MAKE: PONTIAC MODEL: SUNFIRE
P.O. Box 646 vate access, public utility easement(s) as well as the 20-foot public water funds acceptable to the Trustee. The Beneficiary VIN: 1G2JB12F747358574
Carson City, NV 89702 easement are not being abandoned and will remain in effect. under the Deed of Trust heretofore executed and R/O: MELAINE ANDERSON L/O: SAME
delivered to the undersigned, a written Declara-
By: /s/ Dawn Ellerbrock, Agenda Title: MISC-18-113 For Possible Action: Consideration of an tion of Default and Demand for Sale. The under- YR: 2001 MAKE: SATURN MODEL: SC1
Esq. Ordinance for a Second Amendment to development agreement between signed caused said Notice of Breach and Default VIN: 1G8ZN12831Z240829
Attorneys for Co- Carson City and Roventini, LLC, to extend the tentative planned unit and of Election to Cause Sale of Real Property R/O: BRANDY MINNICK/ROY DELL
Trustees development map expiration date to September 6, 2019, for the development Under Deed of Trust to be recorded in the County L/O: LOANMAX LLC DBA
known as Clearview Ridge, located west of Cochise Street between West where the real property is located and more than
Pub: Aug. 4, 11, 18, Roventini Way and West Overland Street, east of Voltaire Street, APNs three months have elapsed since such recording. YR:1990 MAKE: CHEVROLET MODEL: K2500
2018 Ad#0000285770 9-263-06, -07, -08, and -09. (Hope Sullivan) If the Trustee is unable to convey title for any rea- VIN:2GCFK29K6L1170361
NOTICE OF FILING son, the successful bidder’s sole and exclusive R/O: JOSE TAKIZAWA L/O: SAME
AND OF PUBLIC Summary: The Clearview Ridge Planned Unit Development tentative map remedy shall be the return of monies paid to the
HEARING expires on September 6, 2018, unless the Board approves an extension of Trustee and the successful bidder shall have no YR: 1998 MAKE: MERCEDEZ MODEL: ML320
Pursuant to the Carson time. The developer is requesting an extension of time to 2019 as market further recourse. SALE INFORMATION CAN BE VIN: 4JGAB54E4WA025533
City Charter, Section activity has resulted in technical firms being backlogged, resulting in delays OBTAINED ONLINE AT www.Auction.com FOR R/O: RALPH MARRONE/RORY TORVICK
2.110, I, Susan in having plans prepared and worked completed. AUTOMATED SALES INFORMATION PLEASE L/O: SAME
Merriwether, Carson City CALL: Auction.com at 800.280.2832 Dated: July
Clerk, do hereby certify The application materials are available for public review at the Planning 20, 2018 Trustee Corps, as Duly Appointed Suc- YR: 2009 MAKE: KIA MODEL: SPECTRA
thaton the 2nd day of Au- Division office, 108 E. Proctor Street. Complete Board of Supervisors packet cessor Trustee TS No. NV08000510-12-1S 3571 VIN: KNAFE222395623647
gust, 2018, the will be available approximately six days prior to the meeting at Red Rock St., Ste B Las Vegas, NV 89103 Phone R/O: ALBERTO SANCHEZ L/O: SAME
proposed ordinances, www.carson.org/agendas, or at the Planning Division, 108 E. Proctor Street, No: 949-252-8300 TDD: 800-326-6868 Douglas
hereafter referred to by Carson City, NV 89701. If you have questions related to this application, Nunez, Authorized SignatoryISL Number 46090, Pub: July 21, 28, August 4, 2018 Ad# 277647
number and title, were contact the Carson City Planning Division at (775)887-2180 or NEVADA APPEAL
filed with the Clerk of planning@carson.org .
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Legal & Public Notices
APN No.: 008-816-66 APN No.: 008-212-05
[Recording requested by:] [Recording requested by:]
[When recorded mail to:] [When recorded mail to:]
Sables LLC Sables LLC
c/o Zieve Brodnax & Steele c/o Zieve Brodnax & Steele
9435 West Russell Road, Suite 120 9435 West Russell Road, Suite 120
Las Vegas, Nevada 89148 Las Vegas, Nevada 89148
T.S. No. 16-44574
T.S. No. 17-50208
___________________________________________________________________
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 1/4/2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 11/14/2008.
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY
NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
A public auction sale to the highest bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a state or national bank,
check drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a state or federal savings and A public auction sale to the highest bidder for cash, cashier’s check drawn on a state
loan association, or savings association, or savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial or national bank, check drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a check drawn by
Code and authorized to do business in this state will be held by the duly appointed trustee as shown a state or federal savings and loan association, or savings association, or savings bank
below, of all right, title, and interest conveyed to and now held by the trustee in the hereinafter specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this
described property under and pursuant to a Deed of Trust described below. The sale will be made, state will be held by the duly appointed trustee as shown below, of all right, title, and
but without covenant or warranty, expressed or implied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, interest conveyed to and now held by the trustee in the hereinafter described property
to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust, with interest and late under and pursuant to a Deed of Trust described below. The sale will be made, but
charges thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, interest without covenant or warranty, expressed or implied, regarding title, possession, or
thereon, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the initial encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed
publication of the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimated to be set forth below. The amount may be of Trust, with interest and late charges thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances,
greater on the day of sale. under the terms of the Deed of Trust, interest thereon, fees, charges and expenses of
the Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the initial publication of the Notice
TRUSTOR: GARY STURDEVANT and GALE STURDEVANT AS TRUSTEES OF THE GRINDER'S of Sale) reasonably estimated to be set forth below. The amount may be greater on
SWITCH TRUST, DATED MAY 19, 1999 the day of sale.
Duly Appointed Trustee: Sables LLC, a Nevada Limited Liability Company
Recorded 1/9/2006 as Instrument No. 348264 in book, page of Official Records in the office of the TRUSTOR: LYNDA KLEIN AND KERRY E. KLEIN
Recorder of Carson City County, Nevada, Described as follows: WIFE AND HUSBAND AS JOINT TENANTS
Duly Appointed Trustee: Sables LLC, a Nevada Limited Liability Company
A PORTION OF LOT 10, AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL PLAT OF WINTERS INDUSTRIAL Recorded 12/12/2008 as Instrument No. 384985 in book , page of Official Records
RANCHOS, FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF CARSON CITY, NEVADA, in the office of the Recorder of Carson City County, Nevada, Described as follows:
ON JANUARY 3, 1979, AS FILE NO. 84835, OFFICIAL RECORDS, MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot 5 in Block B, as shown on the map of SHERMAN MEADOWS, filed in the
office of the Carson City Recorder on March 28, 1960, in Book I of Maps, Page
101, as Document No. 30609, Official Records of Carson City, Nevada.
PARCEL 2 OF THAT CERTAIN PARCEL MAP NO. 2212, FOR THE NOBLE FAMILY
REVOCABLE TRUST RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CARSON CITY RECORDER, STATE
OF NEVADA, ON APRIL 3, 1997, IN BOOK 8 OF MAPS, AT PAGE 2212, AS FILE NO. 201016 Date of Sale: 8/30/2018 at 2:00 PM
OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. Place of Sale: 885 E. Musser Street Carson City, Nevada 89701
Public Safety Complex
Estimated Sale Amount: $369,412.85
Date of Sale: 8/30/2018 at 2:00 PM
Place of Sale: 8 85 E. Musser Street Carson City, Nevada 89701 Street Address or other
Public Safety Complex common designation of real property: 2807 LUKENS LANE
Estimated Sale Amount: $269,473.42 CARSON CITY, Nevada 89706
Street Address or other common designation of real property: 5001 CONVAIR DR A.P.N. No.: 008-212-05
CARSON CITY, Nevada
89706 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street
address or other common designation, if any, shown above. If no street address or
A.P.N. No.: 008-816-66 other common designation is shown, directions to the location of the property may be
obtained by sending a written request to the beneficiary within 10 days of the
date of first publication of this Notice of Sale.
The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address or other
common designation, if any, shown above. If no street address or other common designation is
shown, directions to the location of the property may be obtained by sending a written request to the Date: 7/30/2018
beneficiary within 10 days of the date of first publication of this Notice of Sale. Sables LLC, a Nevada Limited Liability Company
c/o Zieve Brodnax & Steele
9435 West Russell Road, Suite 120
Date: 7/30/2018
Las Vegas, NV 89148
Sables LLC, a Nevada Limited Liability Company
Phone: (702) 948-8565
c/o Zieve Brodnax & Steele
Sale Information: (714) 848-9272 or www.elitepostandpub.com
9435 West Russell Road, Suite 120
For Non-Automated Sale Information, call: (702) 664-1774
Las Vegas, NV 89148
Phone: (702) 948-8565
Sale Information: (714) 848-9272 or www.elitepostandpub.com
__________________________________
For Non-Automated Sale Information, call: (702) 664-1774
Michael Busby, Trustee Sale Officer
__________________________________
A notary public or other officer completing this certificate verifies
Michael Busby, Trustee Sale Officer
only the identity of the individual who signed the document to
which this certificate is attached, and not the truthfulness,
A notary public or other officer completing this certificate verifies only the identity of the accuracy, or validity of that document.
individual who signed the document to which this certificate is attached, and not the
truthfulness, accuracy, or validity of that document. State of CALIFORNIA
County of ORANGE
State of CALIFORNIA
County of ORANGE On 7/30/2018, before me, Cathy S. Brantley Notary Public, personally appeared
Michael Busby who proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the
On 7/30/2018, before me, Cathy S. Brantley Notary Public, personally appeared Michael Busby person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged
who proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is/are
to me that he/she/they executed the same in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and
subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon
in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument.
person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument.
I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the State of California that
I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing
the foregoing paragraph is true and correct.
paragraph is true and correct.
WITNESS my hand and official seal.
WITNESS my hand and official seal.
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
Cathy S. Brantley
Cathy S. Brantley Signature of Notary
Signature of Notary
THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND
THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
EPP 26159 Pub Dates 08/04, 08/11, 08/18/2018
EPP 26155 Pub Dates 08/04, 08/11, 08/18/2018
Legal & Public Notices
SLETTEN CONSTRUCTION OF NEVADA, INC.
REQUEST FOR SUB-CONTRACTOR
QUALIFICATIONS
From ALL qualified subcontractors and suppliers
including MBE, WBE, DBE, VOSB, SDVOSB,
SDBE, UBDE, SMBE, and HUBZONE. Interested
parties are invited to submit qualifications for a
Design Build Project. Short-listed firms will be
invited to bid on the project. Qualification forms
can be obtained from the Sletten Construction of
NV, Inc. office or by contacting Michael Regan at
the email address below. Scope includes;
Surveying, Masonry, Structural Steel,
Architectural Casework, Sealants, Insulation,
Membrane Roofing, Doors and Hardware,
Overhead doors, Aluminum Storefront &
Entrances, Framing and Drywall, Acoustical Tile
Ceilings, Flooring, Painting, Specialties, Signage,
Fire Suppression Systems, Fencing, Landscaping
and Irrigation for the project known as:
William N. Pennington Fernley Complex, to be
located in Fernley, NV.
PWP# LY-2018-139
Qualifications due by 4:00 PM PST, August 17th,
2018, via hand delivery, fax or email:
mregan@sletteninc.com.
Sletten Construction of Nevada, Inc.
5825 Polaris Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89118,
ph. 702 739-8770, fax 702 739-9932
www.sletteninc.com
NV Lic, #0023972
We are an equal opportunity employer
Pub: July 28, August 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, 2018
Ad #0000281442
Legal & Public Notices
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE NDSC File No. :
17-01458-GM-NV Title Order No. : 61701432
APN No. : 002-553-27 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED 11/16/2012
UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PROPERTY; IT MAY BE SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA-
TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. Notice is hereby given that National
Default Servicing Corporation as trustee (or suc-
cessor trustee, or substituted trustee), pursuant to
the Deed of Trust executed by Alison Day, an un-
married woman, dated 11/16/2012 and recorded
11/20/2012 as Instrument No. 428426 (or Book,
Page) of the Official Records of Carson City Coun-
ty, State of NV, and pursuant to the Notice of De-
fault and Election to Sell thereunder recorded
02/28/2018 as Instrument No. 483161 (or Book ,
Page ) of said Official Records. Date and Time
of Sale: 09/20/2018 at 2:00 PM Place of Sale:
At the front entrance to the County Court-
house, 885 East Musser, Carson City, NV
89701 Property will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash (in the forms which
are lawful tender in the United States, payable in
full at time of sale), all right, title, and interest con-
veyed to and now held by it under said Deed of
Trust, in the property situated in said County and
State: Lot 104 in Block 2 of Mountain Park Subdi-
vision Unit No.2, filed in the office of the Carson
City Recorder, State of Nevada, on August 7,
1992 in Book 7, Page 1949, as File No.132730 Of-
ficial Records. The street address and other com-
mon designation, if any of the real property descri-
bed above is purported to be: 1356 Slide
Mountain Drive Carson City, NV 89706 The under-
signed Trustee disclaims any liability for any incor-
rectness of the street address and other common
designation, if any, shown herein. The amount of
the unpaid balance of the obligation secured by
the property to be sold and reasonable estimated
costs, expenses and advances at the time of the
initial publications of the Notice of Sale is
$136,656.12 The opening bid at the time of the
sale may be more or less than this amount de-
pending on the total indebtedness owed and /or
the fair market of the property. BENEFICIARY
MAY ELECT TO BID LESS THAN THE TOTAL
AMOUNT DUE. In addition to cash, the Trustee
will accept cashier’s checks drawn on a state or
national bank, a check drawn by a state or federal
credit union, or a check drawn by a state or
federal savings and loan association, savings as-
sociation, or savings bank specified in Section
5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do
business in this state. In the event tender other
than cash is accepted, the Trustee may withhold
the issuance of the Trustee’s Deed until funds be-
come available to the payee or endorsee as a
matter of right. Said sale will be made, in an "as
is" condition, without covenant or warranty, ex-
press or implied, regarding title, possession or en-
cumbrances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured
by said Deed of Trust, advances thereunder, with
interest as provided therein, and the unpaid bal-
ance of the Note secured by said Deed of Trust
with interest thereon as provided in said Note,
plus fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee
and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust.
The lender is unable to validate the condition, de-
fects or disclosure issues of said property and
Buyer waives the disclosure requirements under
NRS 113.130 by purchasing at this sale and sign-
ing said receipt. If the Trustee is unable to convey
title for any reason, the successful bidder’s sole
and exclusive remedy shall be the return of mon-
ies paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder
shall have no further recourse. Date: 07/19/2018
National Default Servicing Corporation 7720 N.
16th Street, Suite 300 Phoenix, AZ 85020 602-
264-6101 Sales Line : 818-661-1778 Sales
Website: www.ndscorp.com By: Rachael
Hamilton, Trustee Sales Representative A-
4664688
Pub: 07/28/2018, 08/04/2018, 08/11/2018
Ad # 0000281431
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Danielle L. Christenson, Esq.
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Timing is everything
T
iming is everything in a real
estate transaction. From the
scheduling of your showing
appointment to the date of
the close of escrow, it is all based on tim-
ing. It is important you recognize that
and cooperate as the offer negotiations
and escrow process rolls along. Offers
have an expiration date after which they
are voidable by the offeror. You’ll want
to respond in a timely manner so the
buyer knows you are earnest in your
efforts and intention for selling your
house.
After your offer is accepted, many
things will happen on a schedule in-
cluding physical and pest inspections,
water quality test, septic inspection,
appraisal, and whatever else is going to
be inspected or reviewed on site. Today’s
dynamic market has created availability
issues with scheduling the inspectors
because they are all so busy. It is import-
ant that you make every effort to make
the home available when the inspectors
have an opening in their schedule.
The sooner you can get your inspec-
tions and appraisal completed, the more
time you have available to complete
repairs, modifications, or other work re-
quired as a result. This is especially im-
portant if you have to have a reinspec-
tion to satisfy a lender, i.e. earthquake
straps installed on the hot water heater
must be re-inspected by the appraiser
before the underwriter will give final
approval of the loan. Note: Earthquake
strap replacement is now very, very
common. While plumber tape was once
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acceptable, it won’t pass inspections
today. If you are going to sell, you might
as well correct that before you get in-
spected so as to eliminate unnecessary
time loss and stress.
Timing the closing is important for
everybody. When you structure the
offer you should allow enough time to
get everything done in a timely manner
without an extension. Some lenders are
doing exceptionally fast loans, but not
all are that efficient. Know what you
are dealing with and plan according-
ly. During the escrow the seller has to
move and clean up the property. Buyers
need to time the transfer of utilities,
changing the locks, etc., as well as their
move. It can make for busy days, but
they are usually concentrated around
the closing. Plan on it before you get to
that point so you have sufficient time al-
lotted to get done what you need to do.
Summer is actually quite similar to
the Christmas holiday time frame, but
not quite as widespread. It is a time
when children are out of school and
many people are indulging in family
time, aka vacations. When the escrow
officer, agent, inspector, appraiser, or
anybody else who is part of the team re-
quired to close the property takes time
off, the rhythm of the closing process
can be altered. The agent covering for
the vacationing agent doesn’t have the
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the client. If things come up, they can
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handled as necessary for that customer.
Our advice: Respect everybody’s
time. There are a lot of components to
a real estate transaction that involve a
lot of different people. From appraisal
to repairs to inspections to cleaning,
there are many schedules that you are
trying to fit into. Of course the best
vendors are always busy, so you are
competing for their time. Respect it
when they have an opening or you make
an appointment. If you have a 10 a.m.
appointment, don’t sleep in until 11:30
while they walk around the outside of
the house. Not only is it common decen-
cy to respect the appointment, but if you
miss them this time your escrow may
be delayed 10 days to two weeks while
they reschedule. Be sensitive to the tim-
ing and flow of the escrow and things
will go smoother ... until or unless the
unexpected happens. When things pop
up, how long will it take to mitigate the
problem? It’s all about timing!
Rely on your agent for the timing of
things during your real estate transac-
tion. He or she can set appointments
and give you reminders along the way
so things flow smoothly for you.
When it comes to choosing professionals
to assist you with your real estate
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How to conserve water
as the mercury rises
Metro Creative
Conserving natural re-
sources is often so simple
that people make some
adjustments without af-
fecting their daily lives at
all. But sometimes it’s not
so easy to conserve.
Summer is one time of
year when conservation
efforts tend to require
more sacrifice than
normal. Even the most
devoted conservationist
may find it difficult to
conserve water during
the dog days of sum-
mer, when drought and
soaring temperatures
make it difficult to main-
tain lawns and gardens.
Thankfully, there are
ways to help lawns and
gardens withstand sum-
mer’s dog days without
wasting water.
WATER WISELY
Watering lawns and
gardens in the early
morning hours is a savvy
move for various reasons.
Heat-related illnesses
such as heat stroke and
heat exhaustion pose a
serious threat to people of
all ages, and the Centers
for Disease Control and
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cooling off in air condi-
tioned places as tempera-
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their lawns and gardens
early in the morning,
homeowners are ensuring
they won’t be outside wa-
tering during those times
of day when their risk for
heat stroke and heat ex-
haustion is at its peak. In
addition, watering in the
early morning when the
sun has not yet reached
its peak decreases the
amount of water that will
be lost to evaporation,
thereby increasing the
amount of water that will
make it into water-needy
lawns and gardens.
TAKE NIGHTS OFF
FROM DOING DISHES
Hand-washing dishes
may seem like a more
effective way to conserve
water than using a dish-
washer, but that’s not the
case. The National Re-
sources Defense Council
notes that hand-wash-
ing dishes can consume
as many as 27 gallons
of water, while Energy
Star-rated dishwash-
ers consume just three
gallons of water. Before
running the dishwasher,
make sure it’s full.
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Caring for kitchen countertops
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Kitchen remodels are a popular home im-
provement project that help homeowners
recoup large percentages of their initial invest-
ments at resale. A kitchen remodel can invigo-
rate a home and make the most popular room in
the house more functional.
According to HomeAdvisor, a home-improve-
ment informational guide, homeowners spend
an average of $22,000 on kitchen remodels.
However, lavish projects can cost more than
$50,000. Protecting such investments is im-
portant and requires that homeowners under-
stand how to properly maintain kitchen features
so they have the longest life possible. This
includes the new countertops that make the
kitchen look complete.
Countertops come in various materials, not
all of which should be treated the same way.
Quartz, granite, marble, laminate, and tile coun-
tertops require different types of maintenance.
QUARTZ
Engineered quartz countertops are popular.
Quartz countertops are nearly maintenance-free
and resistant to stains, scratches and even heat.
Quartz will not need to be sealed like natural
stone and can be cleaned using just a damp
cloth with a mild, nonabrasive soap.
GRANITE
Polished or honed granite countertops offer
a high-end look that adds instant value to a
kitchen. Natural variations in granite give each
kitchen a custom look. To keep granite coun-
tertops clean, avoid abrasive cleansers that can
scratch, and opt for warm, soapy water instead.
Stains are possible, but can be remedied with
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MARBLE
Marble is a natural stone that is porous and
will need to be resealed periodically. Because
marble has high levels of the mineral calcite,
it can be reactive when acids come in contact
with it, and etch marks may appear. Promptly
wipe away tomato juice, lemon juice, perfume,
or toothpaste. Marble is softer than granite and
will wear at a faster rate. Avoid scratching and
exercise caution when using knives or sharp ob-
jects around marble.
LAMINATE
One of the more budget-friendly materials,
laminate countertops can be fabricated to mimic
the look of natural stone, wood or even quartz.
Laminate is less resistant to damage than other
materials and will need a gentle touch. Formi-
ca® says to never use abrasive cleansers, scour-
ing pads or steel wool when cleaning laminate
countertops. For tough stains, an all-purpose
cleaner should suffice when applied with a
nylon-bristled brush. Test any cleanser in a dis-
creet area first.
TILE
Cleaning tile countertops requires getting into
crevices along the grout lines. A toothbrush and
a mildew-fighting cleaner or bleach diluted with
water is advised. Also, unglazed tiles need to
be sealed yearly. Some soap may leave residue,
which can be removed with a solution of vinegar
and water.
Check with the manufacturer or installer of
the countertops to learn more about the ways to
clean and maintain new counters.
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Ask Dirk: Is ice on my air conditioner a problem?

I
f you’ve noticed ice or frost
on your outdoor air condi-
tioning system, you defi-
nitely have a problem. Your
system is out of balance. Here are
the primary causes of an iced-up
unit.
YOUR AC IS GASPING FOR AIR
Fixing this could be as simple as
changing your filters. Filters are
there to remove debris and pollu-
tion from your system. When they
get choked up, your system has to
work harder to move air.
Change your filter regularly.
When you run your AC more
often, more air flows through and
filters collect more stuff.
REFRIGERANT
Your AC is a sealed system,
which means refrigerant should
never leak out. If you’re losing
Dirk Roper
refrigerant, you either have a leak
or an installation problem.
You can “top it off ” but the issue
won’t go away. Your technician
should identify the problem and
solve it. Leak checking can be
quite difficult depending on the
size and location of the leak.
ENVIRONMENT
So, you want to be cool. Really
cool. So you set your thermostat
to 65 degrees inside.
Some higher end systems have
internal controls to manage
temperature extremes but most
systems do not. Now there’s ice
on the system and it’s working at
lower capacity, or not at all.
Your AC is specifically designed
to work within a narrow range of
temperatures. It’s an air condi-
tioner, not a refrigerator! Setting
your thermostat to less than 70
degrees is likely to make your sys-
tem work too hard, freeze up and
possibly die.
On the flip side if it’s cold out-
side and you still want to run your
AC, you still may have an issue.
Air conditioners are not typically
designed to run when it’s lower
than about 55-60 degrees outside.
If it’s too cold outside, refrigerant
acts differently than your system
is designed for and your AC will
work too hard, freeze up and pos-
sibly die.
WHAT’S THE BEST
THING TO DO?
OK, so your AC isn’t working
the way it’s supposed to. Here’s
what to do:
1. Shut it off.
2. Set your thermostat back to
a reasonable temperature.
3. Change your filters.
4. Wait for the ice to melt be-
fore you try to switch the system
on again.
5. If none of that works, call
your friendly local service compa-
ny. Have your system checked for
leaks or mechanical issues.
Have your system checked
when you first notice trouble.
It may save you more expensive
repairs later on. Ask your tech-
nician to leave you some extra
filters on your next scheduled
maintenance and show you how
to change them or ask him or her
to come back and change them
for you. Your AC will thank you.
–Dirk
For more than 30 years Roper’s
Heating and Air Conditioning
has been providing essential
indoor climate management
services to the citizens of western
Nevada. Roper’s is a family-
owned, community-oriented
business that specializes in the
restoration and preservation
of Total Home Comfort. Roper’s
Heating and Air Conditioning
is located at 2062 S. Edmonds
Drive in Carson City. For more
information, visit https://
roperhvac.com/.

US existing-home sales fell 0.6 percent in June

By Josh Boak
AP Economics Writer
WASHINGTON — U.S.
sales of existing homes
fell 0.6 percent in June,
the third straight monthly
decline, as higher prices
and a limited supply of list-
ings have sidelined many
would-be buyers.
The National Association
of Realtors said Monday
that homes sold last month
at a seasonally adjusted an-
nual pace of 5.38 million.
Over the past year, home
sales have tumbled 2.2
percent.
Many Americans search-
ing for homes face pric-
es that are climbing at
roughly double the pace of
wages. Sales of entry-lev-
el homes worth less than
$250,000 have fallen amid
a constrained inventory —
and the decline accounts
for nearly all of the annual
drop in home sales. Still,
the number of homes for
sale in June rose on an
annualized basis for the
first time since the mid-
dle of 2015, a sign that the
3-year downward spiral in
inventories may be ending.
Sam Khater, chief econ-
omist at mortgage buyer
Freddie Mac, said the lack
of meaningful pay raises
could weigh on the housing
market.
“This ongoing issue will
likely lead to more afford-
ability headwinds for those
trying to buy a home in
the months ahead,” Khater
said.
The number of homes
on the market increased
a scant 0.5 percent from
a year ago to 1.95 million.
But the slight improve-
ment comes as prices have
climbed beyond the reach
of many Americans. The
median sales price in June
increased 5.2 percent from
a year ago to $276,900.
Higher costs are most
pronounced in the West,
where the median sales
price has jumped 10.2 per-
cent over the past year to
$417,400. Those increased
prices have corresponded
with a 5 percent drop in
sales in the West during the
same period. Home prices
in the West have increased
at roughly three times
faster than other parts of
the United States, reflect-
ing the higher costs of land
and booming local econo-
mies such as San Francisco,
Denver and Seattle.
In June, sales fell in the
West and South, but they
rose in the Midwest and
Northeast.
Sales of homes worth
less than $250,000 have AP
declined nationwide over Economists expect that sales of previously occupied U.S. homes edged higher in June.
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