Power in Purple Wrap Up Thank you to everyone who donated to Amanda Connor’s Power in Purple Campaign during the month of April! The American Cancer Society invited several leaders in the community to raise awareness and funds for the Relay for Life Las Vegas chapter. In honor of her grandmother, Momo, Amanda spent the [...]
Pro Bono Work in Nevada: Why it “Lawyers have a license to practice law, a monopoly on certain services. But for that privilege and status, lawyers have an obligation to provide legal services to those without the wherewithal to pay, to respond to needs outside themselves, to help repair tears in their communities.” – U.S. Supreme [...]
Fireworks are always illegal in Nevada when it is lit on streets, sidewalks, school properties, and any federal, state, or city properties. These restrictions apply to national parks and recreational areas, which means that fireworks are illegal in Nevada landmarks such as Lake Mead, Red Rock, Mount Charleston, Death Valley, and Spring Mountain. Private [...]
5 Year Old Boy Locked In Room and Forgotten By Teacher A five year old boy was allegedly locked in a small room by his kindergarten teacher. The parents state that the room was dark and that the boy had been locked in the room for over an hour. Out of fear the boy was [...]
Organic Peanut Butter Factory Shut Down After Numerous People Infected with Salmonella The Food and Drug Administration has shut down a peanut butter factory in New Mexico due to production of unsafe food. TheSunland factory, located in Portales, New Mexico, is the largest organic peanut butter producer. The popular store, Trader Joe’sobtains its peanut butter [...]
