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TOuRiSm ViRGin ValleY WaTeR diSTRicT Calendar blamed for drop in April visitors By Barbara Ellestad MLN

The Las Vegas Convention and Visi- tors Authority blamed the calendar for April’s flat or falling visitor volumes throughout Clark County, stating there was one fewer weekend day during the month. Mesquite’s visitor count for the month was down 1.2 percent from April 2016 coming in at 123,330. That’s 1,479 people less than a year ago who visited the city. That led to a decline of 4.2 percent in total occupancy rates from 88.5 percent last year to 84.3 percent this year. The average daily room rate also fell 90 cents or 1.5 percent to $60.98. Revenue per available room (RevPAR) also dropped 6.1 percent to $51.41. Last April the RevPAR came in at $54.76. On a positive note, total room nights occupied in Mesquite’s hotels increased Linda Faas > See VISITORS, Page 7A The 10-year-old Flat Top water tank, located at the base of the Flat Top Mesa, will be replaced in the next year to correct deficiencies including cracks and leaks. educaTiOn Board moves to replace Flat Top tank

Board seeks to By Linda Faas The $1.8 million tank project will re- tion between the base of the Flat Top MLN place the current tank that is deteriorat- tank and the Airport tank. The 11.5 foot ing at an unexpected rate. The new tank difference in the height of the tanks refill vacancies With a full complement of capital con- will help correct water pressure issues duces the fill capacity of the Airport tank Special to MLN struction projects slated in the coming that plague neighborhoods at higher el- by about 600,000 gallons. The lowered year, the Virgin Valley Water District evations in Mesquite. The Flat Top tank, capacity causes a loss of five pounds per There are three at-large vacancies Board of Directors moved forward by au- built about 10 years ago using fused pan- square inch (psi) of water pressure in the opening up for the Virgin Valley Com- thorizing Sunrise Engineering of Wash- el construction, has developed cracks district’s pressure zone 2 north of I-15. munity Education Advisory Board. ington, Utah, to provide engineering and and decaying gaskets, as well as cracks The current Flat Top tank will be taken The board helps provide the best edu- construction oversight for a new water and leaks in its foundation. The replace- offline in the fall with the replacement cation possible for children by advis- storage tank at the Flat Top tank site. ment tank, which will hold two million set for completion by March 1. ing the Board of Trustees on matters The board voted 5-0 to approve $87,000 gallons of water, will be constructed of Also related to correcting the existing relating to the education that is offered for contract services including design, welded steel. low water pressure in zone 2, the board in the schools in the Virgin Valley. The bidding, permitting and construction The new tank will be re-situated to Board meets about once a month on an administration. correct a two-foot discrepancy in eleva- > See VVWd, Page 9A as-needed basis to review any develop- ments and to share information regard- > See BOARd, Page 5A buSineSS

TRaFFic Golden West pub sold By Stephanie Clark Riverside Road MLN In a meeting on June 1, employees with Golden West Res- taurant and Casino were informed that their current own- closed Monday ers, TLC Mesquite Gaming LLC, have sold the establishment pending approval with the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Special to MLN The company is a subsidiary of TLC Casino Enterprises, which also owns Binions and Four Queens casinos on Fre- Riverside Road will be closed to travel mont Street in Las Vegas. between Mesquite Blvd and Smokey The purchasing company, R Win Management Corp., owns Lane all day Monday, June 12. Work on 17 other similar establishments in Las Vegas and Henderson VVWD water lines and City of Mesquite that cater to the smaller, local crowds. paving projects is causing this one day According to Golden West Manager Jeanne Guttke, the closure. Motorists are alerted to plan Stephanie Clark new company will give the business a facelift, updating paint alternate routes via Hafen Lane or 2nd The Golden West Restaurant and Casino has been sold to Las South Street for travel in that area. Vegas-based R Win Management Corp. > See SOLd, Page 5A Get your daily news in our newsletter! Sign up at MesquiteLocalNews.com 2A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3A POlice blOTTeR aRReST RePORT

Editor’s note: The following was taken hicle. The victim reported items were maY 28-June 3 Kennedy, Cameron M from the pages of the Mesquite Police De- stolen from his vehicle. Statistics supplied by Mesquite Police Hurricane, UT partment blotter from May 28-June 3. DUI: An officer contacted a driver Department. Disclaimer: These names 6/3/17 suspected of DUI, the result of the inves- were reported in the Mesquite Police De- Possession of controlled substance maY 28 tigation was an adult arreStreet partment’s arrest report released June 5, Possession of drug paraphernalia Special Plside Event! Theft from vehicle: Officer respond- Trespassing: Officer observed -tres 2017. Persons should be presumed inno- Driver’s license suspended or revoked Thursday, June 15 ed to a West Pioneer Boulevard hotel re- pass subject at West Pioneer Road busi- cent until convicted in a court of law. Unregistered vehicle garding theft from motor vehicle. Pho- ness. Management signed citation. Possession of schedule I & II sub- tos and statements obtained. Domestic violence: Officers re- Alvarado, Alexis A stances FREE Movie at the CasaBlanca Pl! Hit & Run: Officer responded to a sponded to a verbal argument with no Scenic, AZ Starts at 8:30 PM report of hit and run on Colleen Court. physical sign of domestic. All subjects 5/27/17 Leavitt, Candice M Information was obtained and a report went their separate ways for the night. Jail housing agreement Mesquite generated. 6/1/17 Thursday, June 8 Friday, June 9 Saturday, June 10 Animal bite: Officer responded to an maY 30 Bankston, Donna V Contempt of court Free Admission! Tickets From $15 Tickets From $15 Mt & Grt, Karaoke, agency assist with ACO. 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After Paden, OK Possession of burglary tools was obtained and a report was gener- further investigation it was determined 6/1/17 False information/Obstruction ELVIS ROCKS MESQUITE ated. to be civil. Battery on peace officer Possession of drug paraphernalia PHINS TO THE WEST FREE MOVIE POOLSIDE Phone Harassment: Officer took a Stolen vehicle: Detectives made con- TRIBUTE ARTISTS COMPETITION CONCERT SERIES JUNE 15, STARTS 7PM report of harassment via e-mail. Officer tact with a male and female who was in Cabrales, Jose D Lemery, Sherrie A JUNE 15–17 will attempt to contact suspect. possession of a stolen vehicle. Both the Mesquite Littlefield, AZ JUNE 8–10, 7PM Suicidal person: Officers responded male and female were arrested for pos- 5/31/17 6/1/17 to a Riverside Road residence for an session of stolen vehicle. Driver’s license suspended/revoked DUI agency assiStreet Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- Open container of alcohol in vehicle ® Fighting: Officer responded to a re- cers responded to a report of a property DUI Luna, Jonathan J GOLDEN GLOVES port of a fight in a Rivers Bend Drive damage accident. Las Vegas neighborhood. Officers determined it Suspicious person: An adult male Cady, Desiree D 6/3/17 JUNIOR NATIONALS was between children and advised the left personal items unattended at a park. Evansville, WY Receiving stolen property July 19-22, 2017 in Mesquite, Nevada guardians to keep them separated. The items were booked into the vault for 5/31/17 July 7th, 8:30pm Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- safe keeping. Crossing other than crosswalk Mendoza, Luis R RRY’S BOXIN BA G cers responded to the north roundabout Mesquite 2017 at Falcon Ridge Parwkay in reference maY 31 Castro, Carlos A 6/1/17 to a minor traffic accident. Information Fraud: An officer responded to the Mesquite Failure to appear HOSTED BY was exchanged, a citation issued, and a lobby of the police station reference 61/17 Hit and run attended vehicle report was completed. fraudulent charges on a credit card. Sale of Narcotic or other drugs Driver’s license suspended/revoked Host: Kat McCoy Featuring: Julio A. Gonzalez Kat a favorite face in the San Diego Headliner: Gerry Bednob Julio has a goal is to make everyone comedy scene, has an authentic style Gerry has made appearances on The laugh, and become "famouser". Not Doors Open at 5PM Nightly CasaBlanca Event Center Mesquite, Nevada Wanted person: Detectives arrested Trafficking a controlled substance No proof of insurance for cracking guts. She tells it as it is, Merv Griffin Show, The Wonder Years only does Julio make people laugh the way she sees it. She's subtle and & Encino Man. He was Mr. Burundi on but he also helps other with his maY 29 hilarious at the same time. She has the Fox TV show, “Undeclared” and comedy shows where the admission 1-Day Pass $15 • 2-Day Pass $25 • 3-Day Pass $30 • 4-Day Pass $35 a male who had two warrants out of appeared in comedy clubs across the Mooj in “The 40 Year Old Virgin.” is a donation everything from a can country. So just sit back, buckle up, Gerry’s other roles in film and tv of food to t-shirts, pants, and socks. and get your laugh on! include “Witless Protection” with Larry Julio has been committed to Stolen vehicle: Officer responded to Mesquite Municipal Court. Johnson, Dawnelle M Morrison, Cory L the Cable Guy, “Walk Hard”, and “The becoming the change he wants to Dewey Cox Story”, with Jenna Fischer and John C. Reilly. see in this world, all while making you laugh. a report of stolen vehicle on Cora Circle. Person on foot: An officer observed a Las Vegas St. George, UT HOST HOTEL $50/$65 - GROUP CODE: 1JRGG17 Statements and photos obtained. female commit a traffic offense. 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Mesquite Fire & Rescue submits the following call statistics for the week of May 29- Traffic Accident w/ Damage: Of- Property damage, non-vandalism: June .4 GOLDEN GLOVES LIGHTS- JOURNEY TRIBUTE ficer responded to a West Pioneer Bou- An officer was contacted, at a Riverside Total Calls For Service: 57* COMEDY MACHINE 911 Transports: 20 JUNIOR NATIONALS FREE POOLSIDE PARTY levard address on a reported property Road address, in reference to property Non Transports: 23 JULY 7, 8:30PM damage accident. damage. Inter-facility Transports: 9 JULY 19–22 AUGUST 5, 8:30PM Theft: Officer responded to an East DUI: An officer was dispatched to a Fire Related Incidents: 5 Pioneer Boulevard casino on report of local intersection, in reference to a ver- trespass and theft. bal dispute. An adult male subject was May 29 T-11, r-31: Responded to a residence on Woodbury Lane for a report of a fire in the Theft from vehicle: An officer re- taken into custody for DUI-Alcohol (2nd kitchen. No visible smoke or fire upon arrival. Resident states they had a pan of oil on the Comedy Series Dates sponded to a West Pioneer Boulevard stove on fire, and that they put it out with fire extinguisher. Confirmed fire was out. No casino in reference to a theft from a ve- > See BLOTTER, Page 6A damage to home. June 1 e-11, T-11 and r-31: Responded to I-15 mm 118 for a report of a semi-truck on fire. July 7th August 4th Unit arrived with light smoke showing from the trailer axle of an 18 wheeler. Driver reports Police cAlls Keep the peace 1 he pulled over when he saw fire coming from the back of his truck. States he knocked Many calls that the Police Department Loitering 1 it down with fire extinguisher. Fire units cooled off the rear of the truck with water to receives are not always included in the Lost property 1 ensure fire was completely out. Driver advises he has a tire repair truck enroute to repair $ blotter, as they are under investigation or Miscellaneous CAD call report 1 damaged tire which appears to have been the issue. 15 a synopsis is not received. To show the Noise disturbance 1 amount of work our PD does do, we are Parking problem 4 Non Transports include: Patient refusals, lift assists, patient deceased at TOP COMICS FROM ALL including a weekly roster of stats. This Person on foot 10 scene, no patient found, no incident found, Incidents handled by other agencies. week, there were 162 total incidents in the Phone harassment 1 * Call totals do not always add up to the Total Calls For Service due to mul- blotter: Property damage, non-vandalism 7 tiple patients/incident types at a single incident. 21 AND OLDER THE UNITED STATES. TICKETS NOW ON SALE! Reckless driver 3 Agency assistance 4 Stolen vehicle 2 Find us on Facebook! 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Editor’s note: The following was taken hicle. The victim reported items were maY 28-June 3 Kennedy, Cameron M from the pages of the Mesquite Police De- stolen from his vehicle. Statistics supplied by Mesquite Police Hurricane, UT partment blotter from May 28-June 3. DUI: An officer contacted a driver Department. Disclaimer: These names 6/3/17 suspected of DUI, the result of the inves- were reported in the Mesquite Police De- Possession of controlled substance maY 28 tigation was an adult arreStreet partment’s arrest report released June 5, Possession of drug paraphernalia Special Plside Event! Theft from vehicle: Officer respond- Trespassing: Officer observed -tres 2017. Persons should be presumed inno- Driver’s license suspended or revoked Thursday, June 15 ed to a West Pioneer Boulevard hotel re- pass subject at West Pioneer Road busi- cent until convicted in a court of law. Unregistered vehicle garding theft from motor vehicle. Pho- ness. Management signed citation. Possession of schedule I & II sub- tos and statements obtained. Domestic violence: Officers - re Alvarado, Alexis A stances FREE Movie at the CasaBlanca Pl! Hit & Run: Officer responded to a sponded to a verbal argument with no Scenic, AZ Starts at 8:30 PM report of hit and run on Colleen Court. physical sign of domestic. All subjects 5/27/17 Leavitt, Candice M Information was obtained and a report went their separate ways for the night. Jail housing agreement Mesquite generated. 6/1/17 Thursday, June 8 Friday, June 9 Saturday, June 10 Animal bite: Officer responded to an maY 30 Bankston, Donna V Contempt of court Free Admission! Tickets From $15 Tickets From $15 Mt & Grt, Karaoke, agency assist with ACO. Officer obtained Theft: Officer took a report on a theft Yuciapa, CA DJ and Conce ions! . information regarding a discharge of a from a motor vehicle. 5/30/17 Leavitt, Landon D All Shows Doors 6:30pm Starts at 7pm Vip Booths & Tables Starting At $20* 7:00 PM - FREE Admi ion - A Ages firearm within the city limits. Theft: An officer responded to a busi- Receiving stolen property Bunkerville Package Deal for June 9 and 10 From $25 (No outside fd or drinks aowed). Stolen vehicle: An officer responded ness reference a previous theft. 6/1/17 SHOWROOM to a West Mesquite Boulevard business Burglary: Officer responded to a re- Brausell, Michael S Burglary MESQUITE GAMING • WWW.MESQUITEGAMING.COM • 877.438.2929 21 and older. *Advanced VIP booth seating, must purchase 4 tickets total at time of purchase (entire booth). MESQUITE GAMING WWW.MESQUITEGAMING.COM • 877.438.2929 regarding a stolen vehicle. Information port of a burglary on Lewis Street. After Paden, OK Possession of burglary tools was obtained and a report was gener- further investigation it was determined 6/1/17 False information/Obstruction ELVIS ROCKS MESQUITE ated. to be civil. Battery on peace officer Possession of drug paraphernalia PHINS TO THE WEST FREE MOVIE POOLSIDE Phone Harassment: Officer took a Stolen vehicle: Detectives made con- TRIBUTE ARTISTS COMPETITION CONCERT SERIES JUNE 15, STARTS 7PM report of harassment via e-mail. Officer tact with a male and female who was in Cabrales, Jose D Lemery, Sherrie A JUNE 15–17 will attempt to contact suspect. possession of a stolen vehicle. Both the Mesquite Littlefield, AZ JUNE 8–10, 7PM Suicidal person: Officers responded male and female were arrested for pos- 5/31/17 6/1/17 to a Riverside Road residence for an session of stolen vehicle. Driver’s license suspended/revoked DUI agency assiStreet Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- Open container of alcohol in vehicle ® Fighting: Officer responded to a re- cers responded to a report of a property DUI Luna, Jonathan J GOLDEN GLOVES port of a fight in a Rivers Bend Drive damage accident. Las Vegas neighborhood. Officers determined it Suspicious person: An adult male Cady, Desiree D 6/3/17 JUNIOR NATIONALS was between children and advised the left personal items unattended at a park. Evansville, WY Receiving stolen property July 19-22, 2017 in Mesquite, Nevada guardians to keep them separated. The items were booked into the vault for 5/31/17 July 7th, 8:30pm Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- safe keeping. Crossing other than crosswalk Mendoza, Luis R RRY’S BOXIN BA G cers responded to the north roundabout Mesquite 2017 at Falcon Ridge Parwkay in reference maY 31 Castro, Carlos A 6/1/17 to a minor traffic accident. Information Fraud: An officer responded to the Mesquite Failure to appear HOSTED BY was exchanged, a citation issued, and a lobby of the police station reference 61/17 Hit and run attended vehicle report was completed. fraudulent charges on a credit card. Sale of Narcotic or other drugs Driver’s license suspended/revoked Host: Kat McCoy Featuring: Julio A. Gonzalez Kat a favorite face in the San Diego Headliner: Gerry Bednob Julio has a goal is to make everyone comedy scene, has an authentic style Gerry has made appearances on The laugh, and become "famouser". Not Doors Open at 5PM Nightly CasaBlanca Event Center Mesquite, Nevada Wanted person: Detectives arrested Trafficking a controlled substance No proof of insurance for cracking guts. She tells it as it is, Merv Griffin Show, The Wonder Years only does Julio make people laugh the way she sees it. She's subtle and & Encino Man. He was Mr. Burundi on but he also helps other with his maY 29 hilarious at the same time. She has the Fox TV show, “Undeclared” and comedy shows where the admission 1-Day Pass $15 • 2-Day Pass $25 • 3-Day Pass $30 • 4-Day Pass $35 a male who had two warrants out of appeared in comedy clubs across the Mooj in “The 40 Year Old Virgin.” is a donation everything from a can country. So just sit back, buckle up, Gerry’s other roles in film and tv of food to t-shirts, pants, and socks. and get your laugh on! include “Witless Protection” with Larry Julio has been committed to Stolen vehicle: Officer responded to Mesquite Municipal Court. Johnson, Dawnelle M Morrison, Cory L the Cable Guy, “Walk Hard”, and “The becoming the change he wants to Dewey Cox Story”, with Jenna Fischer and John C. Reilly. see in this world, all while making you laugh. a report of stolen vehicle on Cora Circle. Person on foot: An officer observed a Las Vegas St. George, UT HOST HOTEL $50/$65 - GROUP CODE: 1JRGG17 Statements and photos obtained. female commit a traffic offense. 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Officers made contact Property damage, non-vandalism: LAS VEGAS, NV $15 – GENERAL ADMISSION 702-368-BOXN 2696 with an adult male and adult female and An officer was dispatched to a Riverside $25 – VIP BOOTH SEATING 21 AND OLDER MESQUITEGAMING.COM • 877-438-2929 @CasaBlancaNV MESQUITE GAMING • WWW.MESQUITEGAMING.COM • 877.438.2929 were unable to determine if a battery Road address, in reference to a property www.jrgoldengloves.com GOLDEN GLOVES® and associated logo are registered trademarks of Golden Gloves of America, Inc. fire cAlls had occurred. damage call. Mesquite Fire & Rescue submits the following call statistics for the week of May 29- Traffic Accident w/ Damage: Of- Property damage, non-vandalism: June .4 GOLDEN GLOVES LIGHTS- JOURNEY TRIBUTE ficer responded to a West Pioneer Bou- An officer was contacted, at a Riverside Total Calls For Service: 57* COMEDY MACHINE 911 Transports: 20 JUNIOR NATIONALS FREE POOLSIDE PARTY levard address on a reported property Road address, in reference to property Non Transports: 23 JULY 7, 8:30PM damage accident. damage. Inter-facility Transports: 9 JULY 19–22 AUGUST 5, 8:30PM Theft: Officer responded to an East DUI: An officer was dispatched to a Fire Related Incidents: 5 Pioneer Boulevard casino on report of local intersection, in reference to a ver- trespass and theft. bal dispute. An adult male subject was May 29 T-11, r-31: Responded to a residence on Woodbury Lane for a report of a fire in the Theft from vehicle: An officer re- taken into custody for DUI-Alcohol (2nd kitchen. No visible smoke or fire upon arrival. Resident states they had a pan of oil on the Comedy Series Dates sponded to a West Pioneer Boulevard stove on fire, and that they put it out with fire extinguisher. Confirmed fire was out. No casino in reference to a theft from a ve- > See BLOTTER, Page 6A damage to home. June 1 e-11, T-11 and r-31: Responded to I-15 mm 118 for a report of a semi-truck on fire. July 7th August 4th Unit arrived with light smoke showing from the trailer axle of an 18 wheeler. Driver reports Police cAlls Keep the peace 1 he pulled over when he saw fire coming from the back of his truck. States he knocked Many calls that the Police Department Loitering 1 it down with fire extinguisher. Fire units cooled off the rear of the truck with water to receives are not always included in the Lost property 1 ensure fire was completely out. Driver advises he has a tire repair truck enroute to repair $ blotter, as they are under investigation or Miscellaneous CAD call report 1 damaged tire which appears to have been the issue. 15 a synopsis is not received. To show the Noise disturbance 1 amount of work our PD does do, we are Parking problem 4 Non Transports include: Patient refusals, lift assists, patient deceased at TOP COMICS FROM ALL including a weekly roster of stats. This Person on foot 10 scene, no patient found, no incident found, Incidents handled by other agencies. week, there were 162 total incidents in the Phone harassment 1 * Call totals do not always add up to the Total Calls For Service due to mul- blotter: Property damage, non-vandalism 7 tiple patients/incident types at a single incident. 21 AND OLDER THE UNITED STATES. TICKETS NOW ON SALE! Reckless driver 3 Agency assistance 4 Stolen vehicle 2 Find us on Facebook! 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by visiting the City’s Website at: http:// board www.mesquitenv.gov/city-government/ continued from Page 1A SmOKinG SHOuld be OK OPiniOn committees or submit a completed ap- in caSinOS, PeTS SHOuld nOT Service dogs must be trained and need a plication to the City Clerk’s office. certificate to be a valid service dog. ing the School District. You will be contacted when the ap- Dear Editor, Recently, at a local casino, the security These volunteer positions are for two plicants are reviewed. If you have There has been a move recently to department made and announcement Faraday: Playing roulette with taxpayer’s money years. any questions, please contact the City ban smoking from public places here in that a black Chihuahua was reported Interested candidates for the at-large Clerk’s office at 702-346-5295. Please Mesquite. This also includes the casinos lost in the casino. Service dog, I doubt it! positions can complete and submit a have all applications in by noon on Fri- and I am firmly against that movement. At another casino, a dog bit an employee. ullible Nevada lawmakers in a reports the would-be electric car manufac- When word of Faraday’s fading for- tion states, “The State shall not donate Public Service Candidate Application day, June 30. When I go to a casino, I am aware that Service dog, I doubt it! The owners of an- special session in 2015 on blind turer is stiffing some of its contractors. tunes surfaced, the head of the GOED, or loan money, or its credit, subscribe smoking is allowed and it is my choice to other dog let him into the cooling pond faith alone agreed to dole out The Chinese head of Faraday Future, Steve Hill, was quoted as saying, “Try- to or be, interested in the Stock of any stay and play, move to another seat away in front of the CasaBlanca Casino and $215 million in tax abatements Jia Yueting, is reportedly experiencing ing to predict whether a company is company, association, or corporation, from a smoker and/or stay and endure then paraded it up to their hotel room. Gand credits to entice Faraday Future to a cash crunch and, after investing more going to succeed or flourish, or even say except corporations formed for educa- Corporation did not return calls to the the second-hand smoke. Not being a Service dog, I doubt it! The dog was to- build an electric car factory at the Apex than $300 million of his own money what they’re going to do is … you’re go- tional or charitable purposes.” Sold Mesquite Local News by press deadline. smoker myself, those are my choices. tally wet from the pond. How many industrial complex in North Las Vegas, in Faraday, will not be putting up any One person with the new owner did say There should be a movement in town owners let their pets sleep with them on ing to be wrong at times, maybe as often Self-styled economic development continued from Page 1A though at the time it did not even have a more capital, according to a news report as you’re right.” advocates have tried three times to that the name will remain the same, but to ban all unnecessary pets in the ca- vacation? I am sure quite a few do and prototype vehicle. from Bloomberg Technology. Sounds bit like playing roulette with amend the Constitution and remove the she did not specify anything else. sinos. I am not opposed to Seeing Eye that does not bode well for the cleanli- The deal, struck by the Governor’s Jia wrote in a memo obtained by tax money. Gift Clause. The voters rejected those and décor, but that overall she said, “this Once the gaming control board ap- Dogs for the blind but I am opposed to ness of that or any other room. Let’s keep Office of Economic Development, also Bloomberg News late this past year, “No Reportedly the state hasn’t doled out attempts all three times — in 1992, 1996 is a very good thing. I am excited to see proves the transfer in gaming licenses, all other dogs that customers bring to be the dogs at home or put them in a ken- promised to spend $120 million on in- company has had such an experience, any money to the listing electric car and again in 2000 by wide majorities. where this takes us.” the sale of the Golden West will be final- their sidekick. nel, but a casino is no place for your dog! frastructure improvements at the site — a simultaneous time in ice and fire. We company yet, because the firm hasn’t The state Supreme Court has said that Officials with both TLC Mesquite ized and the changes will begin, which Some days it is like and ADC dog show I do not remember when I was young- water, rail and widening of Interstate 15. blindly sped ahead, and our cash demand reached the necessary threshold of when the state provides something to a Gaming LLC and R Win Management could take several months. with owner walking their dogs around er seeing all these pets at other public Faraday officials claimed they would ballooned. We got over-extended in our spending to warrant turning on the private entity without getting adequate and showing them off to the other cus- places. It seems that people always take build a $1 billion manufacturing facility, global strategy. At the same time, our capi- taxpayer spigot. compensation for the value, that is a gift tomers. How many times does one see a advantage of everything. There must be create 4,500 jobs and start producing tal and resources were in fact limited.” This turn of events supports our and thus a violation of the Constitution. little old lady with a dog on her lap play- a solution! cars as early as 2016. After visiting China in 2016 state oft-stated contention that spending But the governor and our lawmakers ing a machine or better yet with the dog Bob Szuch Now the company is seeking $1 billion in Treasurer Dan Schwartz, long a critic taxpayer money to invite companies to continue to defy the Constitution with emissions by 10 percent, according to taking up a seat on the next machine? Mesquite outside investments, while cutting more of the Faraday largesse by the state, told come to Nevada to compete with those impunity. mitchell data from the U.S. Department of Ener- than 300 jobs in the U.S. and closing its the press, “We’re increasingly more taxpayers is a bad idea and unconstitu- Disband the GOED and stop calling continued from Page 4A gy, and that is not due to wind and solar San Diego operations. Work on the Apex concerned than we were before that this tional to boot. special sessions to give away taxpayer power generation, which still accounts site also has stopped and there have been is just a big Ponzi scheme.” The Gift Clause in Nevada’s Constitu- dollars. — TM lion in lost gross domestic product and for only 3 percent of the nation’s energy 6.5 million in industrial jobs, as well as output. It is largely due to fracking pro- probably outlive us all doing this. It’s his reduce the incomes of households by ducing cheaper, clean-burning natural mayor right as an American citizen. But let me $7,000 each. gas to replace coal-fired generation. continued from Page 4A assure you, he received no ill treatment. Then there is the fundamental un- But under the Paris Accord, China The city broke no law, but our com- fairness of the deal negotiated by the will be allowed to increase its emissions facts about the police, the court clerk, plaining party did. Summer a big chance to catch Obama administration but never rati- for another 13 years. India’s partici- the judge and of course, me. fied by the Senate. pation is contingent upon receiving He has done this since 2009 and will Allan Litman is mayor of the City of Mesquite. our breath after busy spring “Not only does this deal subject our billions in foreign aid, largely from the citizens to harsh economic restrictions, United States. t appears that summer is in full it fails to live up to our environmental “China will be allowed to build hun- swing as our temperatures rise ideals,” Trump said. “As someone who dreds of additional coal plants,” Trump daily. Traffic is down with the cares deeply about the environment, reported. “So we can’t build the plants, Mesquite departure of the snowbirds and we which I do, I cannot in good conscience but they can, according to this agree- Ican look forward to several months of support a deal that punishes the United ment.” LocaL News HaVe a neWS hopefully, a peaceful season in Mes- States — which is what it does — the Trump noted the agreement doesn’t quite. world’s leader in environmental protec- eliminate coal jobs, it merely transfers TiP? I wish things were as peaceful on the tion, while imposing no meaningful them overseas. national side of politics. State wise, we obligations on the world’s leading pol- (702) 346-6397 GiVe uS a call are now a charter city and will have a luters.” Thomas Mitchell is a longtime Nevada newspaper colum- little more control of our destiny as a In fact, the United States over the past nist. You may email him at [email protected]. He city. Overall the changes are minimal, allan liTman 14 years has already reduced carbon also blogs at http://4thst8.wordpress.com/. but it was a needed change to our local cOmmenTaRY government and how we conduct the daily operation of a growing commu- chief without cause recently. Normally I nity. would say little about this, as we need to Recently we broke ground on our new move on, right or wrong with the coun- library and if you drive by, you will see cil’s decision that removed one of the Nevada Democrats wrongly lots of earth being moved. The library most qualified fire chief’s in the country. should be open and operational by late However, because of remarks made spring. On the other ends of town, the by one of our elected officials about me, predict disaster over pullout new high school gym is progressing as I am compelled to comment. In a recent well as the travel plaza. Our Sinclair gas article in the DVT, that individual com- from Paris Climate Accord Get the one-on-one help you need. station and convenience store is open mented he was disappointed in remarks and is seeing lots of traffic. Hopefully I had made at council about the firing of he caterwauling over President before the end of summer, the REV the fire chief. Trump’s decision to pull out of Group will break ground on the motor That’s fine as he is entitled to his opin- the Paris Climate Accord and Finding resources for you or a loved one who is elderly, has a disability, or has home service center in the industrial ion. However, he went on to say that I renegotiate was quick, loud park area. There’s more to come, so stay was holding back information about the Tand anguished — including from Ne- tuned. firing. vada’s usual Democratic suspects. special healthcare needs can be difficult. We are here to help. On another note, I see in the news This is untrue, and I want to state this Freshman Nevada U.S. Sen. Catherine that Henderson is having issues with for the record. The only thing that I am Cortez Masto fired off this prediction of their police chief and has removed the holding back is my personal opinion doom and gloom: “Withdrawing from THOmaS miTcHell second one in five years. Boulder City about who were the motivators and the deal would weaken efforts to com- cOmmenTaRY Call Connect Make a Plan has had lots of controversy with the why the chief was fired. Because it’s my bat one of humankind’s biggest threats, departure of its city attorney and the opinion without positive proof, I’ll leave not only risking irreversible damage, Trump said? impending departure of its city man- it up to the concerned citizens to figure but also harming our economy. Presi- Just what is the “irreversible dam- ﬁnancial support ager. it out and why. As time goes by, it may dent Trump’s decision to leave the Paris age?” What is the jeopardy to “our community services Mesquite as you know fired our fire become clearer. Agreement is the height of irresponsi- physical wellbeing” and the “future of home-based care By the way, Kash was our third chief bility and an affront to our moral duty the planet?” And how are we placed in + + in six years to quickly exit employment to protect our planet.” “harm’s way?” end of life planning with Mesquite. What does this say Rep. Dina Titus of Clark County “Even if the Paris Agreement were Mesquite about working in Mesquite for local was equally over the top: “Any move to implemented in full, with total compli- LocaL News government? abandon this agreement will jeopardize ance from all nations, it is estimated it Now, on to another subject. I have re- our physical wellbeing, further under- would only produce a two-tenths of one ceived numerous inquiries from many mine our standing as a world leader, degree — think of that; this much — residents, both full-time and part-time and endanger our economic vitality for Celsius reduction in global temperature Published every Thursday by about the gentleman who appears at years to come.” by the year 2100. Tiny, tiny amount,” Call 2-1-1 or visit www.NevadaCareConnection.org Battle Born Media LLC nearly every council meeting to make Freshman Congressman Ruben Trump said in his half-hour long Rose Publisher public comment about the inaction of Kihuen, who presents much of South- Garden speech this past week. “In fact, Kirk Kern the city council and myself to right per- ern Nevada, chimed in by bemoaning: 14 days of carbon emissions from China [email protected] ceived wrongs perpetrated against him “Now is not the time for America to be alone would wipe out the gains from Advertising/Operations Manager some eight years ago by the courts and stepping away from our leadership role America — and this is an incredible Stephanie clark our local police. on the world stage, especially when it statistic — would totally wipe out the [email protected] All I can say about this is no, the cur- comes to the future of the planet.” gains from America’s expected reduc- rent council, the past councils, and the Freshman Rep. Jacky Rosen of Clark tions in the year 2030, after we have had Staff barbara ellestad (city council) past two mayor’s as well as myself did County joined the chorus with this to spend billions and billions of dollars, linda Faas (Virgin Valley Water District) nothing wrong what so ever in regards statement: “This decision not only lost jobs, closed factories, and suffered lou martin (Sports) to this gentleman and his legal rights. places our country at an economic much higher energy costs for our busi- Teri nehrenz (Calendar/office manager) He frequently comments about cor- disadvantage relative to other countries nesses and for our homes.” [email protected] ruption by past city officials and expects in clean energy production and innova- (According to a Heritage Foundation 12 W mesquite blvd Suite 109 us to remedy the perceived unlawful tion, but it places us in harm’s way.” report, if the entire industrialized world mesquite nV 89027 actions. This was a task for the courts At least Republican Sen. Dean Heller cut carbon emissions to zero, global and they took care of this regarding the was realistic, while expressing his sup- warming would be reduced by four- (702) 346-NEWS (6397) gentleman many years ago. port for renewable energy development: tenths of a degree Celsius by 2100.) Fax: (888) 241-8172 I believe he exhausted all of his legal “Our country will continue to move for- Just how many jobs and dollars would [email protected] remedies long ago. I do know that ward with the development of innova- it take to avert this impending climate there is nothing we can do in his quest tive new energy technologies that make cataclysm? for “justice” So, yes, he will probably our state and our nation’s energy supply Citing an economic study, Trump continue to return to the council meet- cleaner, more affordable, and more reli- stated that by 2040 the Paris Climate ings, continue to voice his distorted able — with or without our participa- Accord would cost the economy $3 tril- tion in the Paris Agreement.” > See MAYOR, Page 5A Was anyone really listening to what > See MITCHELL, Page 5A 6A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 7A Casablanca to host ‘elvis Rocks Mesquite’ health district Disorderly conduct: Officers were Special to MLN Blanca Resort. Last year’s winner was blotter dispatched to a local address, in refer- Travis Allen of Las Vegas. continued from Page 3A ence to a breach of peace call. confirms case CasaBlanca Resort will once again host In true support of the King of Rock ‘n Found property: An officer was dis- Elvis tribute artists from throughout the Roll, tribute artists from around the coun- patched to a local residence, in reference of Zika virus world Friday, June 16 – Saturday, June 17 in try will don their best Elvis stage fashion offense), open container of alcohol in a to a found property call. the CasaBlanca Showroom at CasaBlanca and pay tribute to the King himself. motor vehicle, and a traffic offense. LAS VEGAS –The Southern Nevada Resort. Hosted by Las Vegas favorite, Kelly The schedule of events is below: Suspicious Person/Circumstance: June 2 Health District received confirmation Clinton-Holmes, the annual event draws June 15—7 p.m.: Meet and Greet Officers responded to a South Falcon Threatening: Officers responded to a that the first Aedes aegypti mosquitoes contestants from throughout the coun- June 16—2 p.m.: ‘50s Era Preliminary Ridge Parkway convenience store, ref- report of an intoxicated male threaten- identified in Southern Nevada have try, dressed in Elvis’ best stage fashion, Round, CasaBlanca Showroom; 7 p.m.: erence a suspicious male. The male re- ing another male. tested negative for the Zika virus. Test- according to the era represented, paying ‘60s Era Preliminary Round, CasaBlan- quested to be taken to the hospital for Theft: Officer responded to a West -Pi ing for Zika was completed on two of tribute to the King of Rock ‘n Roll. ca Showroom medical issues and was transported by oneer Boulevard department store ref- the mosquitoes by the Nevada Depart- Registration is now open and partici- June 17—2 p.m.: ‘70s Era Preliminary medical personnel. erence a shoplifting call. Evidence was ment of Agriculture Animal Disease pants may register at elvismesquite.com. Round, CasaBlanca Showroom; 8 p.m.: Fi- Battery on person: Officer respond- gathered and attempts to locate the male Laboratory. As Aedes aegypti is a new to The event consists of three preliminary nals Competition, CasaBlanca Showroom ed to the hospital on a report of battery suspect are ongoing. Nevada, the third mosquito was sent to rounds – ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s. Finalists For more information and to register, on health care staffand trespassing. One Traffic accident W/O injury: Of- the Centers for Disease Control for refer- from each preliminary round will move please visit elvismesquite.com. Tickets adult male was arrested and a written ficers responded to a property damage ence laboratory confirmation. into the final round. A total of $10,000 in are available for purchase online at mes- statement gathered. traffic collision on North Lower Flat Top The mosquitoes were identified by prize money will be awarded to the win- quitegaming.com, by phone at 800-585- Drive. The driver at fault was issued a ci- the Health District’s Vector Surveillance ners. All contestants will also receive 3737 or in person at the CasaBlanca Re- June 1 tation and a report was completed. Program in the 89032 ZIP code area of three complimentary nights at the Casa- sort front desk. Burglary: Officers responded to a sus- Clark County on May 31. Health District picious person at a West Pioneer Boule- June 3 staff will continue conducting surveil- vard business. One adult male was ar- Suspicious person: Officers - re lance to determine the scope of the Ae- rested for burglary related crimes, drug sponded to a Riverside Road apartment des mosquito population in the area and paraphernalia and obstructing officers. complex reference a suspicious person providing nearby residents with breed- Wanted person: Mesquite Detectives call. Officers contacted a male and fe- ing prevention information throughout made contact with an adult male with an male who were involved in a verbal ar- the weekend. The immediate area where active warrant issued by the Mesquite gument. It was determined no crime oc- the Aedes mosquitoes were first de- Municipal Court. The male was arrested curred. tected was treated as part of the Health on the warrant and booked into the Mes- Disorderly conduct: Officer re- District’s mosquito control efforts. The quite Detention Center. sponded to a local car dealership refer- Health District has conducted surveil- Wanted person: Detectives arrested ence a suspicious male. Male was locat- lance for the Aedes mosquito species an adult male that was selling metham- ed and arrested for breach of peace. since 2014. phetamine within the City of Mesquite. Controlled substance problem: An “Our environmental health special- Person on foot: An officer located a officer conducted a traffic stop on a -vehi ists are talking to residents, providing Power Washing male with probable cause to arrest for cle without registration. The occupants them with information about elimi- CUSTOM PAINTING Masonry Narcotic Detectives. were found to be in possession of con- nating breeding sources, and asking EXTERIOR & INTERIOR Concrete Epoxies DUI: Officer responded to a North trolled substances and paraphernalia. if they can set traps on their property. Sandhill Boulevard gas station for a re- Battery on person: Officer respond- This is an opportunity to work with Wood port of a possible intoxicated driver. Of- ed to a Colleen Court residence reference the community to be proactive and put An artist’s ‘View Since 1977 Wrought Iron ficer made contact with the driver. After an assault call. Officer spoke with all par- preventive measures in place,” said Robert Bishop Stucco Repair investigation driver was taken into cus- ties involved; investigation continues. Dr. Joe Iser, Chief Health Officer of tody for driving under the influence of Recovered stolen vehicle: An offi- the Southern Nevada Health District. from here’ Elastomeric Coatings 702-810-6000 alcohol. cer stopped behind a suspicious vehicle “With the detection of this new spe- BY Teri Nehrenz NV State License #0014455A Hit & Run: Officer’s responded to a where four persons attempted to walk cies in our community and the report MLN property damage accident where the ‘at away. All four suspects were located. of our first case of West Nile virus, it is fault’ driver fled the scene. Upon further The vehicle was later found to be stolen important to remind everyone to take Themed monthly exhibitions at the Mesquite investigation, officers located the adult and a firearm was recovered during the steps to eliminate mosquito breeding Fine Arts Gallery are intended to keep artists work- male suspect and he was arrested on investigation. All four suspects were ar- no matter where you live in the Las ing on their creations over the hot summer months multiple traffic charges. rested with felony charges. and to engage the gallery’s audience. June’s theme, SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE CLASSES Battery on person: Officer received a Recovered stolen vehicle: Officer > See ZIKA, Page 8A “The View from here,” is doing both. report of a battery that occurred earlier was contacted by outside agency who Teri Nehrenz photos Many different interpretations of that theme from in the week. The investigation is ongo- had recovered a stolen vehicle from out- Above right, “Honoring Those Who Served” is the view that many a variety of local artists are entered in the show that ing. side the jurisdiction. Americans would like to see and is the acrylic creation of artist Floyd runs now through July 1. Johnson. Johnson’s work and the work of several others will be on Artwork, in a variety of mediums depicting the Visitors display now through July 1 at the Mesquite Fine Arts Gallery during artist’s interpretation of ‘The View from Here’ is continued from Page 1A the ‘View from Here’ exhibition. Photo by Teri Nehrenz on exhibit to view during museum hours 10 a.m. 4 Above, the view of this lighthouse is a digital photo piece titled p.m. Monday through Saturday, admission is free. Mesquite 6.0 percent to 48,177 compared to April “Through the Looking Glass” was captured by photographer Steve For more information on future exhibits visit their arrest 6/1/17 2016’s number of 45,454. dudrow. website at www.mesquitefineartscenter.com/. continued from Page 3A Contempt of court Gross gaming revenues increased by $248,000 or 2.2 percent in April com- Romero-Garcia, Manuel J pared to last year. The monthly take 4 Resume Writing Nagy, Steven D Mesquite came in at $11.299 million bring the four- 4 Attire for Hire Yucaipa, CA 6/2/17 month total so far this year to $45.305 5/30/17 Disturbing the peace/fighting million. 4 Job Readiness Receiving stolen property Average daily auto traffic on Interstate 4 Interview Skills Violation of protection order Roundy, Daniel T 15 at the Nevada Arizona border jumped 702-613-0699 Colorado City, UT 10.2 percent to 28,096 vehicles every day. 312 W. Mesquite Blvd. | Suite 102 Perkinson, Andrew G 5/31/17 Laughlin’s visitor volume report www. mesquiteworksnv.org All classes are scheduled according to demand Mesquite Contempt of court showed a bit better than Mesquite’s for 6/1/17 April. It’s visitor count declined only Conspiracy to traffic controlled sub- Tandy, Tesa M 0.6 percent to 170,534 people. All the stance Mesquite other categories in the LVCVA report for Sale of narcotic/other drugs 6/1/17 Laughlin showed positive increases. General probation violation Disturbing the peace/fighting Total occupancy increased 0.7 percent to 70.1 percent. The average daily room Quigg, Darrell A Truxal, Christopher J rate increased 2.4 percent to $55.45 while Fredonia, AZ Mesquite RevPAR rose 3.4 percent to $38.87. Total 6/3/17 5/29/17 room nights occupied stayed even year- PUBLIC NOTICE Disturbing the peace/fighting DUI to-year at 208,618. PRESENTATION OF FINAL MASTER PLAN DOCUMENT Gross gaming revenues in the riv- CITY OF MESQUITE – MESQUITE CITY AIRPORT MASTER PLAN Ramirez, Jorge L Villegas, Edgar erside town increased 4.2 percent to Union City, CA Mesquite $42.918 million for April. 6/2/17 5/29/17 Airplane passengers in Laughlin in- A Public Meeting will be held on June 13, 2017 @ 3:00 PM Failure to appear Battery constituting domestic battery creased 6.9 percent to 23,493 while aver- at the City of Mesquite City Hall, Training Room located at age daily auto traffic on Highway 163 -in Riding, Steven M Wright, Lyndee M creased 5.2 percent to 5,161 vehicles a day. 10 E. Mesquite Boulevard, Mesquite NV. Littlefield, AZ Taylorsville, UT Visitor volumes in Las Vegas stayed 5/28/17 6/3/17 relatively the same in a year-to-year Representatives of the OWNER and/or ENGINEER will be present to discuss the Defrauding and innkeeper Possession of schedule I & II substance comparison coming in at 3.545 million Final Mesquite City Airport Master Plan Update and Airport Layout Plan project. Trespassing Possession of controlled substance people. Note: this document is scheduled for the 5:00 meeting for Mayor and Council to adopt Possession of drug paraphernalia Average daily room rates in Las Vegas Rios-Hernandez, Jorge dropped 3.9 percent while RevPar also MEETING FORMAT: is will be an open meeting presented by the ENGINEER fell 2.9 percent. Total room nights occu- & OWNER. ere will be a review of the final project and discussions concerning the pied in Vegas hotels and motels rose a FAA approval and final adoption by the Mayor& City Council slight 0.4 percent. Gaming revenues in all of Clark Coun- ty increased 1.4 percent with the down- PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Mesquite City Airport Master Plan Update. e meeting will town casinos showing the largest in- serve to present the public an overview of the Final Mesquite Airport Master Plan and crease at 21.9 percent. Gaming revenues Airport Layout Plan Document. e project is being accomplished under a grant issued Get Your on the Boulder Strip also jumped dou- by the Federal Aviation Administration from the Phoenix ADO. ble-digits with a 19.0 percent increase. The only decline in gaming revenues throughout the county was on the Las Local News Vegas Strip, falling 3.3 percent. The City of Mesquite Engineer Engineer LVCVA report said the drop was “due 10 East Mesquite Blvd. Forsgren Associates, Inc. GDA Engineers in part to a lower baccarat hold vs. last Mesquite, Nevada 89027 840 Pinnacle Ct, Suite 5B 502 33'd Street April.” Telephone: (702) 346-5237 Mesquite, NV 89027 Cody, WY 82414 Average daily auto traffic on all major Contact: Public Works Dept. Telephone: (702) 346-5713 Telephone: (307) 587-3411 highways into Las Vegas increased 10.5 Contact: Samuel Senn, P.E. Contact: Derek Bruton www.MesquiteLocalNews.com percent with traffic on I-15 at the Nevada [email protected] [email protected] California border increasing 11 percent from April 2016. 6A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 7A Casablanca to host ‘elvis Rocks Mesquite’ health district Disorderly conduct: Officers were Special to MLN Blanca Resort. Last year’s winner was blotter dispatched to a local address, in refer- Travis Allen of Las Vegas. continued from Page 3A ence to a breach of peace call. confirms case CasaBlanca Resort will once again host In true support of the King of Rock ‘n Found property: An officer was dis- Elvis tribute artists from throughout the Roll, tribute artists from around the coun- patched to a local residence, in reference of Zika virus world Friday, June 16 – Saturday, June 17 in try will don their best Elvis stage fashion offense), open container of alcohol in a to a found property call. the CasaBlanca Showroom at CasaBlanca and pay tribute to the King himself. motor vehicle, and a traffic offense. LAS VEGAS –The Southern Nevada Resort. Hosted by Las Vegas favorite, Kelly The schedule of events is below: Suspicious Person/Circumstance: June 2 Health District received confirmation Clinton-Holmes, the annual event draws June 15—7 p.m.: Meet and Greet Officers responded to a South Falcon Threatening: Officers responded to a that the first Aedes aegypti mosquitoes contestants from throughout the coun- June 16—2 p.m.: ‘50s Era Preliminary Ridge Parkway convenience store, ref- report of an intoxicated male threaten- identified in Southern Nevada have try, dressed in Elvis’ best stage fashion, Round, CasaBlanca Showroom; 7 p.m.: erence a suspicious male. The male re- ing another male. tested negative for the Zika virus. Test- according to the era represented, paying ‘60s Era Preliminary Round, CasaBlan- quested to be taken to the hospital for Theft: Officer responded to a West -Pi ing for Zika was completed on two of tribute to the King of Rock ‘n Roll. ca Showroom medical issues and was transported by oneer Boulevard department store ref- the mosquitoes by the Nevada Depart- Registration is now open and partici- June 17—2 p.m.: ‘70s Era Preliminary medical personnel. erence a shoplifting call. Evidence was ment of Agriculture Animal Disease pants may register at elvismesquite.com. Round, CasaBlanca Showroom; 8 p.m.: Fi- Battery on person: Officer respond- gathered and attempts to locate the male Laboratory. As Aedes aegypti is a new to The event consists of three preliminary nals Competition, CasaBlanca Showroom ed to the hospital on a report of battery suspect are ongoing. Nevada, the third mosquito was sent to rounds – ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s. Finalists For more information and to register, on health care staffand trespassing. One Traffic accident W/O injury: Of- the Centers for Disease Control for refer- from each preliminary round will move please visit elvismesquite.com. Tickets adult male was arrested and a written ficers responded to a property damage ence laboratory confirmation. into the final round. A total of $10,000 in are available for purchase online at mes- statement gathered. traffic collision on North Lower Flat Top The mosquitoes were identified by prize money will be awarded to the win- quitegaming.com, by phone at 800-585- Drive. The driver at fault was issued a ci- the Health District’s Vector Surveillance ners. All contestants will also receive 3737 or in person at the CasaBlanca Re- June 1 tation and a report was completed. Program in the 89032 ZIP code area of three complimentary nights at the Casa- sort front desk. Burglary: Officers responded to a sus- Clark County on May 31. Health District picious person at a West Pioneer Boule- June 3 staff will continue conducting surveil- vard business. One adult male was ar- Suspicious person: Officers re- lance to determine the scope of the Ae- rested for burglary related crimes, drug sponded to a Riverside Road apartment des mosquito population in the area and paraphernalia and obstructing officers. complex reference a suspicious person providing nearby residents with breed- Wanted person: Mesquite Detectives call. Officers contacted a male and fe- ing prevention information throughout made contact with an adult male with an male who were involved in a verbal ar- the weekend. The immediate area where active warrant issued by the Mesquite gument. It was determined no crime oc- the Aedes mosquitoes were first de- Municipal Court. The male was arrested curred. tected was treated as part of the Health on the warrant and booked into the Mes- Disorderly conduct: Officer re- District’s mosquito control efforts. The quite Detention Center. sponded to a local car dealership refer- Health District has conducted surveil- Wanted person: Detectives arrested ence a suspicious male. Male was locat- lance for the Aedes mosquito species an adult male that was selling metham- ed and arrested for breach of peace. since 2014. phetamine within the City of Mesquite. Controlled substance problem: An “Our environmental health special- Person on foot: An officer located a officer conducted a traffic stop on a -vehi ists are talking to residents, providing Power Washing male with probable cause to arrest for cle without registration. The occupants them with information about elimi- CUSTOM PAINTING Masonry Narcotic Detectives. were found to be in possession of con- nating breeding sources, and asking EXTERIOR & INTERIOR Concrete Epoxies DUI: Officer responded to a North trolled substances and paraphernalia. if they can set traps on their property. Sandhill Boulevard gas station for a re- Battery on person: Officer respond- This is an opportunity to work with Wood port of a possible intoxicated driver. Of- ed to a Colleen Court residence reference the community to be proactive and put An artist’s ‘View Since 1977 Wrought Iron ficer made contact with the driver. After an assault call. Officer spoke with all par- preventive measures in place,” said Robert Bishop Stucco Repair investigation driver was taken into cus- ties involved; investigation continues. Dr. Joe Iser, Chief Health Officer of tody for driving under the influence of Recovered stolen vehicle: An offi- the Southern Nevada Health District. from here’ Elastomeric Coatings 702-810-6000 alcohol. cer stopped behind a suspicious vehicle “With the detection of this new spe- BY Teri Nehrenz NV State License #0014455A Hit & Run: Officer’s responded to a where four persons attempted to walk cies in our community and the report MLN property damage accident where the ‘at away. All four suspects were located. of our first case of West Nile virus, it is fault’ driver fled the scene. Upon further The vehicle was later found to be stolen important to remind everyone to take Themed monthly exhibitions at the Mesquite investigation, officers located the adult and a firearm was recovered during the steps to eliminate mosquito breeding Fine Arts Gallery are intended to keep artists work- male suspect and he was arrested on investigation. All four suspects were ar- no matter where you live in the Las ing on their creations over the hot summer months multiple traffic charges. rested with felony charges. and to engage the gallery’s audience. June’s theme, SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE CLASSES Battery on person: Officer received a Recovered stolen vehicle: Officer > See ZIKA, Page 8A “The View from here,” is doing both. report of a battery that occurred earlier was contacted by outside agency who Teri Nehrenz photos Many different interpretations of that theme from in the week. The investigation is ongo- had recovered a stolen vehicle from out- Above right, “Honoring Those Who Served” is the view that many a variety of local artists are entered in the show that ing. side the jurisdiction. Americans would like to see and is the acrylic creation of artist Floyd runs now through July 1. Johnson. Johnson’s work and the work of several others will be on Artwork, in a variety of mediums depicting the Visitors display now through July 1 at the Mesquite Fine Arts Gallery during artist’s interpretation of ‘The View from Here’ is continued from Page 1A the ‘View from Here’ exhibition. Photo by Teri Nehrenz on exhibit to view during museum hours 10 a.m. 4 Above, the view of this lighthouse is a digital photo piece titled p.m. Monday through Saturday, admission is free. Mesquite 6.0 percent to 48,177 compared to April “Through the Looking Glass” was captured by photographer Steve For more information on future exhibits visit their arrest 6/1/17 2016’s number of 45,454. dudrow. website at www.mesquitefineartscenter.com/. continued from Page 3A Contempt of court Gross gaming revenues increased by $248,000 or 2.2 percent in April com- Romero-Garcia, Manuel J pared to last year. The monthly take 4 Resume Writing Nagy, Steven D Mesquite came in at $11.299 million bring the four- 4 Attire for Hire Yucaipa, CA 6/2/17 month total so far this year to $45.305 5/30/17 Disturbing the peace/fighting million. 4 Job Readiness Receiving stolen property Average daily auto traffic on Interstate 4 Interview Skills Violation of protection order Roundy, Daniel T 15 at the Nevada Arizona border jumped 702-613-0699 Colorado City, UT 10.2 percent to 28,096 vehicles every day. 312 W. Mesquite Blvd. | Suite 102 Perkinson, Andrew G 5/31/17 Laughlin’s visitor volume report www. mesquiteworksnv.org All classes are scheduled according to demand Mesquite Contempt of court showed a bit better than Mesquite’s for 6/1/17 April. It’s visitor count declined only Conspiracy to traffic controlled sub- Tandy, Tesa M 0.6 percent to 170,534 people. All the stance Mesquite other categories in the LVCVA report for Sale of narcotic/other drugs 6/1/17 Laughlin showed positive increases. General probation violation Disturbing the peace/fighting Total occupancy increased 0.7 percent to 70.1 percent. The average daily room Quigg, Darrell A Truxal, Christopher J rate increased 2.4 percent to $55.45 while Fredonia, AZ Mesquite RevPAR rose 3.4 percent to $38.87. Total 6/3/17 5/29/17 room nights occupied stayed even year- PUBLIC NOTICE Disturbing the peace/fighting DUI to-year at 208,618. PRESENTATION OF FINAL MASTER PLAN DOCUMENT Gross gaming revenues in the riv- CITY OF MESQUITE – MESQUITE CITY AIRPORT MASTER PLAN Ramirez, Jorge L Villegas, Edgar erside town increased 4.2 percent to Union City, CA Mesquite $42.918 million for April. 6/2/17 5/29/17 Airplane passengers in Laughlin in- A Public Meeting will be held on June 13, 2017 @ 3:00 PM Failure to appear Battery constituting domestic battery creased 6.9 percent to 23,493 while aver- at the City of Mesquite City Hall, Training Room located at age daily auto traffic on Highway 163 -in Riding, Steven M Wright, Lyndee M creased 5.2 percent to 5,161 vehicles a day. 10 E. Mesquite Boulevard, Mesquite NV. Littlefield, AZ Taylorsville, UT Visitor volumes in Las Vegas stayed 5/28/17 6/3/17 relatively the same in a year-to-year Representatives of the OWNER and/or ENGINEER will be present to discuss the Defrauding and innkeeper Possession of schedule I & II substance comparison coming in at 3.545 million Final Mesquite City Airport Master Plan Update and Airport Layout Plan project. Trespassing Possession of controlled substance people. Note: this document is scheduled for the 5:00 meeting for Mayor and Council to adopt Possession of drug paraphernalia Average daily room rates in Las Vegas Rios-Hernandez, Jorge dropped 3.9 percent while RevPar also MEETING FORMAT: is will be an open meeting presented by the ENGINEER fell 2.9 percent. Total room nights occu- & OWNER. ere will be a review of the final project and discussions concerning the pied in Vegas hotels and motels rose a FAA approval and final adoption by the Mayor& City Council slight 0.4 percent. Gaming revenues in all of Clark Coun- ty increased 1.4 percent with the down- PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Mesquite City Airport Master Plan Update. e meeting will town casinos showing the largest in- serve to present the public an overview of the Final Mesquite Airport Master Plan and crease at 21.9 percent. Gaming revenues Airport Layout Plan Document. e project is being accomplished under a grant issued Get Your on the Boulder Strip also jumped dou- by the Federal Aviation Administration from the Phoenix ADO. ble-digits with a 19.0 percent increase. The only decline in gaming revenues throughout the county was on the Las Local News Vegas Strip, falling 3.3 percent. The City of Mesquite Engineer Engineer LVCVA report said the drop was “due 10 East Mesquite Blvd. Forsgren Associates, Inc. GDA Engineers in part to a lower baccarat hold vs. last Mesquite, Nevada 89027 840 Pinnacle Ct, Suite 5B 502 33'd Street April.” Telephone: (702) 346-5237 Mesquite, NV 89027 Cody, WY 82414 Average daily auto traffic on all major Contact: Public Works Dept. Telephone: (702) 346-5713 Telephone: (307) 587-3411 highways into Las Vegas increased 10.5 Contact: Samuel Senn, P.E. Contact: Derek Bruton www.MesquiteLocalNews.com percent with traffic on I-15 at the Nevada [email protected] [email protected] California border increasing 11 percent from April 2016. 8A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 9A

in 2016. Twenty-one cases were travel- POlice bRieFS associated, and one was sexually trans- sion of the December 2016 monument President Nephi Julien stated their staff members agreed the yet-to-be- Zika mitted. mPd aRReSTS lOcal man rying, and had thrown into sagebrush proclamation, making protections of concern about contents of the imple- formulated monument resource man- continued from Page7A There has been one travel-associat- On meTH cHaRGeS when the officers made contact with VVWd VVWD water resources less clear. She mentation plan that will guide monu- agement/implementation plan must ed case reported in 2017. In addition them. Upon further investigation, the of- continued from Page 1A asked that the upcoming comment input ment operations. Future administra- not interfere with VVWD access to Vegas area.” to mosquito bites, Zika virus can be On June 1, at about 10 a.m., Mes- ficers were able to locate a second stolen to the BLM request an official return to tors might vary in their interpretation its water rights. Staff will write the The Aedes aegypti mosquito is the spread from a mother to her baby dur- quite Narcotics Detectives concluded a vehicle, which the suspects had parked previously approved a design fix for the the VVWD language on protection of its of guidelines while current officials comment letter and bring back to the main type of mosquito that spreads ing pregnancy, and it can spread during lengthy investigation involving a local near a local casino in Mesquite. Bella Horizon area. This involves run- water resources. have been “good to work with” in pro- Board for approval and submission to Zika, dengue, chikungunya, and other sex from an infected person to his or man who was trafficking and distrib- Stephen Johnson, 35, of Las Vegas, was ning a transmission line to Bella Hori- Director Rich Bowler and Board tecting VVWD’s interests. Board and the BLM. viruses. her partners. uting crystal meth from his residence. arrested and charged with: One felony zon subdivision to connect it to higher Before being identified in Southern Residents are urged to protect them- Narcotics detectives purchased crystal count of possession of a stolen vehicle. water pressure from pressure zone 4 Nevada, the Aedes species has been selves from mosquito bites. meth from the suspect on multiple oc- Jody Ross, 40, of Las Vegas, was ar- and installing valves to isolate the area identified in California and Arizona. To Unlike mosquitoes that can transmit casions. On the morning of May 1, Mes- rested and charged with: One felony from the lower pressure zone 2. Eight date, mosquitoes in those states have not West Nile virus and are most active at quite Detectives located the suspect and count of possession of a stolen vehicle. contractors showed interest in bidding SUBSTATION JOURNEYMAN & SYSTEM OPERATOR tested positive for the Zika virus. dawn and dusk, Aedes mosquitoes are were able to safely take him into custody. Jonathan Luna, 23, of Las Vegas, was the project when it was opened on May Position available with Aedes aegypti mosquitoes can become more aggressive during the day. They Carlos Castro, 23, of Mesquite, was arrested and charged with: One felony 16. Mesquite General Contractors sub- infected if they bite an infected person are known to breed near homes and pri- arrested and charged with: Two felony count of possession of a stolen vehicle. mitted the lowest bid at $274,000. Direc- while he or she still has the virus in their marily bite humans. counts of trafficking a controlled sub- Dawnelle Johnson, 31, of Las Vegas, tor Rich Bowler moved to accept the bid blood. The mosquito then needs to live Residents are urged to report all mos- stance (meth) and one felony count of was arrested and charged with: One with the motion unanimously approved long enough to bite someone after the quito activity to the Health District, sales of a controlled substance (meth). felony count of possession of a stolen ve- 5-0. virus has had time to multiply in its sys- particularly day-biting mosquitoes. Criminal charges are pending on two hicle. Aaron Anderson, of Bowen Collins tem. Mosquito activity can be reported to the other suspects involved. Further criminal charges are pend- & Associates, presented a study on sys- The Health District reported 22 cases Vector Surveillance Program at (702) Due to the felony charges, Carlos Cas- ing the completion of other related law tem development charges. The VVWD of Zika virus in Clark County residents 759-1633. tro was transported and booked into the enforcement investigations. Due to the Board requested the study subsequent Clark County Detention Center. felony charges, all four suspects were to the update of the District Master Applicants for this position must have a certification from an approved Substation training program, in the process of completing a Substation transported and booked into the Clark Plan that was recently completed. An- Apprenticeship, a certificate from an accredited College in an electrical discipline, and/or a minimum of 3 years’ work experience in an electrical lOcal man On PRObaTiOn County Detention Center. derson’s presentation was intended to related field. aRReSTed bY meSquiTe Pd assist the Board in understanding fair On June 1, Mesquite Narcotics Detec- baRRicaded SubJecT WiTH allocation of water system cost for new Must: Live/relocate to area where position is available, the ability to read and understand electrical drawing, exhibit proficiency and working tives completed an investigation involv- FiReaRmS SaFelY TaKen inTO development. The Master Plan update is knowledge of personal computer systems, including experience with AutoCAD and Microso Office, and the ability to understand relay ing a suspect selling crystal meth to cuSTOdY bY meSquiTe Pd based on research showing the district’s settings is preferred. Also, must have a high school diploma, a valid driver’s license, a CDL preferred, and be a legal resident of the United local residents. Mesquite Detectives pur- On June 5 at about 9 p.m., Mesquite population growing at an average rate States. Pre-employment drug screening and physical required. chased crystal meth from the suspect police officers were dispatched to a resi- of 2.75 percent a year, requiring greater while he was currently on supervised dence on First South Street in Mesquite. capacity in water production, transmis- Job Duties court ordered probation for previous Multiple people had called 911 to report sion, storage and distribution capacity. Under the direction of the Operations Manager, perform construction, maintenance and troubleshooting of the District’s substation equipment, felony charges of sales of a controlled a male was standing on the sidewalk The challenge to the district is not only protection devices, SCADA system, and communication equipment. Read, understand, and follow construction drawings and wiring diagrams. substance (meth). in front of his residence and shooting a to provide water to the estimated 4,479 Operate and maintain SCADA, including performing troubleshooting, switching, and load control during normal office hours, aer hours, Andrew Perkinson, 25, of Mesquite, handgun into the air. new development units, but to fairly bal- and weekends as required. For a full list of all requirements, duties & responsibilities, working conditions, and physical demands, please visit was arrested and charged with: One Mesquite officers immediately re- ance infrastructure cost for both current our website at www.opd5.com felony count of sales of a controlled sub- sponded to the area and found the sus- and new users. Average actual water stance (meth) and one felony count of pect had gone back into his residence. consumption shown in historic data is Applications will be accepted until close of business June 16, 2017. conspiracy to violate the uniform con- After multiple attempts, officers were 410 gallons per EDU (equivalent dwell- Selection will be based on qualifications, skills testing, and an oral interview. trolled substance act. able to make contact with the male but ing unit) per day, and 810 gallons on Employment application may be obtained online at www.opd5.com or at either of the District Offices Due to the felony charges, Andrew he refused to exit the residence without peak days. The system must be built to and returned either by mail, email, or in person to one of the following addresses: Perkinson was transported and booked any firearms or allow officers to check on meet peak day consumption. into the Clark County Detention Center. the welfare of children who were inside. Anderson pointed out that VVWD’s MESqUITE OffIcE OvERTON OffIcE The Mesquite SWAT team and crisis ne- current “impact fee,” the charge de- Overton Power District #5 O v e rton Power District #5 meSquiTe Pd lOcaTeS and gotiator arrived and were able to begin velopers pay for adding a new unit to Attn: Human Resource Department Attn: Human Resource Department aRReSTS VeHicle THeFT negotiations with the suspect in an at- the system, is $2,120. That fee has not SuSPecTS tempt to get him to peacefully surrender changed in 20 years. Developers also 731 E. Turtleback Rd. 615 N. Moapa valley Blvd. On June 3 at about 10 p.m., a Mesquite and allow officers to check the welfare of pay VVWD’s Ordinance II fee of $3,300, Mesquite, Nv 89027 P . O . B o x 3 9 5 police officer on routine patrol observed everyone else inside the residence. a $250 meter installation fee, and $100 [email protected] Overton, Nv 89040 a vehicle stopped in the travel lane on While negotiating, the man continued transfer charge, for a total of $5,770 to [email protected] Falcon Ridge Parkway. to make threats towards the officers, connect a new unit to the water system. The officer stopped behind the vehicle but they were eventually able to talk the Using calculations in the Master Plan All applications will be kept on file for one year and will be considered for future job opportunities. Questions can be addressed to and four occupants exited the vehicle man into coming near the rear entrance update and the fiscal year 2018 budget, Kelly Cronkleton. e District offers an excellent benefits package. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. and began walking away from it. The of the residence, where they were able Anderson’s study concludes that pro- Overton Power is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Mesquite police officer was able to make to take him into custody without injury. jected cost of system development per contact with two of the four occupants Officers were then able to enter the resi- EDU over the next 10 years points to a Statements included in this job advertisement are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by the employee and observed evidence of criminal activ- dence, check on the welfare of the chil- total charge of $7,165. assigned to the job. e statements are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required. ity. Officers discovered the vehicle had dren inside the home, and secure a 9mm The $1,395 difference in projected e employee may be required to perform other duties as assigned. recently been stolen out of Utah and had handgun and a 12 gauge shotgun. system cost and current development fictitious license plates. Elvis Roman, 34, of Mesquite, was ar- charges is the issue that VVWD must Approximately one hour later, the rested and charged with: Seven misde- reconcile. District Manager Kevin other two occupants were located by of- meanor counts of discharging a firearm Brown assured the audience that no ficers and all four suspects were safely within city limits and one misdemeanor action would be taken by the board at taken into custody. Along with the sto- count of resisting a public officer. Tuesday’s meeting to alter fees. In dis- len vehicle being recovered, officers Elvis Roman was transported and cussion among board members, along were able to locate a .380 semi-automatic booked into the Mesquite Detention with questions and comments from de- SYSTEM ANALYST handgun which the suspects were car- Center in Mesquite. velopers and users in the audience, there Position available with was a consensus that a change in the impact fee, now termed System Devel- opment Charge, may be needed to meet increased costs. Board members directed District ✂ Hello Gorgeous Finance Officer Wes Smith to model B E A U T Y S A L O N several stepped SDC increases using the district’s new financial software, Maria Galindo WaterWorth, to compare district cash Applicants for this position must have a minimum of an Associate’s Degree or demonstrate the ability to obtain one in a timely manner, in a Come see us... Becki Stepp Walk-ins welcome! positions that occur at various fee in- relevant field preferred. A minimum of 5 years of electrical utility experience & Auto CAD experience preferred. Proficiency with spreadsheets, Dolores Alejos crements. Smith will provide those find- reports, plans and presentations required along with advanced math and writing skills. (702) 346-2999 Symone Reisner ings to the Board at the next meeting for further discussion. Any proposed rate Must: Be organized, self-motivated, and the ability to complete projects in a timely manner. Must have a valid driver’s license and be a legal or fee increase must be publicly noticed resident of the United States. Pre-employment drug screening and physical required. Open Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 12 W. Mesquite Blvd. • Ste. 105 • Mesquite and open to public discussion prior to board action. Job Duties In its final action of the evening, the Work in the Overton office under the direction of the Administrative Management team, develop and maintain plans such as a Business Plan, board followed up on its request for staff Construction Work Plan, Strategic Plan and Emergency Response Plan. Prepare reports, develop and maintain information, work with and to submit comments to the BLM regard- assist other departments in coordination with Management. For a full list of all requirements, duties & responsibilities, working conditions, ing a review of the Gold Butte National and physical demands, please visit our website at www.opd5.com Monument designation. Staff had asked MEDICAL MARIJUANA the board for possible direction in writ- Applications will be accepted until close of business on June 16, 2017. ing those comments that will be submit- Selection will be based on qualifications, skills testing, and an oral interview. ted before July 10. Employment application may be obtained online at www.opd5.com or at either of the District Offices DOCTOR EVALUATIONS Opening the discussion, Director Bar- and returned either by mail, email, or in person to one of the following addresses: bara Ellestad stated she doesn’t care about the politics of the designation is- Leave the paperwork to us! sue. Her concern is the preservation of MESquiTE OfficE OvErTON OfficE VVWD access to its water resources Nevada Medical Marijuana paperwork. that are now located within the bound- Overton Power District #5 O v e rton Power District #5 $ Free Notary and includes State Fee. aries of the monument. She proposed Attn: Human resource Department Attn: Human resource Department Medical records optional. the simplest means of assuring perma- 731 E. Turtleback rd. 615 N. Moapa valley Blvd. nent VVWD access would be to exclude Mesquite, Nv 89027 P . O . B o x 3 9 5 225 all of its water resources from the monu- [email protected] Overton, Nv 89040 ment by moving the monument bound- [email protected] ary about 5 miles southward. Fast, Friendly, Legal. “There are no cultural sites in the area where our resources are located,” she All applications will be kept on file for one year and will be considered for future job opportunities. Questions can be addressed COHEN MEDICAL CENTERS said. to Kelly Cronkleton.e District offers an excellent benefits package. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Ellestad referenced VVWD’s letter Overton Power is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Cohen Medical Centers Has Been Serving the Medical Marijuana Community Since 2009 sent to then-Senator Harry Reid in May June 10 2016, which outlined specific requests Statements included in this job advertisement are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by the CALL TODAY, LIMITED APPOINTMENTS STARTS 10 A.M. AT THE HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS regarding protection of water rights employee assigned to the job. e statements are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, the district needed in the formation of duties and skills required. e employee may be required to perform other duties as assigned. ARE AVAILABLE 702-564-6420 SUNSET MESA ROOM, MESQUITE, NEVADA a national monument. She noted those requests were revised in the final ver- 8A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 9A

in 2016. Twenty-one cases were travel- POlice bRieFS associated, and one was sexually trans- sion of the December 2016 monument President Nephi Julien stated their staff members agreed the yet-to-be- Zika mitted. mPd aRReSTS lOcal man rying, and had thrown into sagebrush proclamation, making protections of concern about contents of the imple- formulated monument resource man- continued from Page7A There has been one travel-associat- On meTH cHaRGeS when the officers made contact with VVWd VVWD water resources less clear. She mentation plan that will guide monu- agement/implementation plan must ed case reported in 2017. In addition them. Upon further investigation, the of- continued from Page 1A asked that the upcoming comment input ment operations. Future administra- not interfere with VVWD access to Vegas area.” to mosquito bites, Zika virus can be On June 1, at about 10 a.m., Mes- ficers were able to locate a second stolen to the BLM request an official return to tors might vary in their interpretation its water rights. Staff will write the The Aedes aegypti mosquito is the spread from a mother to her baby dur- quite Narcotics Detectives concluded a vehicle, which the suspects had parked previously approved a design fix for the the VVWD language on protection of its of guidelines while current officials comment letter and bring back to the main type of mosquito that spreads ing pregnancy, and it can spread during lengthy investigation involving a local near a local casino in Mesquite. Bella Horizon area. This involves run- water resources. have been “good to work with” in pro- Board for approval and submission to Zika, dengue, chikungunya, and other sex from an infected person to his or man who was trafficking and distrib- Stephen Johnson, 35, of Las Vegas, was ning a transmission line to Bella Hori- Director Rich Bowler and Board tecting VVWD’s interests. Board and the BLM. viruses. her partners. uting crystal meth from his residence. arrested and charged with: One felony zon subdivision to connect it to higher Before being identified in Southern Residents are urged to protect them- Narcotics detectives purchased crystal count of possession of a stolen vehicle. water pressure from pressure zone 4 Nevada, the Aedes species has been selves from mosquito bites. meth from the suspect on multiple oc- Jody Ross, 40, of Las Vegas, was ar- and installing valves to isolate the area identified in California and Arizona. To Unlike mosquitoes that can transmit casions. On the morning of May 1, Mes- rested and charged with: One felony from the lower pressure zone 2. Eight date, mosquitoes in those states have not West Nile virus and are most active at quite Detectives located the suspect and count of possession of a stolen vehicle. contractors showed interest in bidding SUBSTATION JOURNEYMAN & SYSTEM OPERATOR tested positive for the Zika virus. dawn and dusk, Aedes mosquitoes are were able to safely take him into custody. Jonathan Luna, 23, of Las Vegas, was the project when it was opened on May Position available with Aedes aegypti mosquitoes can become more aggressive during the day. They Carlos Castro, 23, of Mesquite, was arrested and charged with: One felony 16. Mesquite General Contractors sub- infected if they bite an infected person are known to breed near homes and pri- arrested and charged with: Two felony count of possession of a stolen vehicle. mitted the lowest bid at $274,000. Direc- while he or she still has the virus in their marily bite humans. counts of trafficking a controlled sub- Dawnelle Johnson, 31, of Las Vegas, tor Rich Bowler moved to accept the bid blood. The mosquito then needs to live Residents are urged to report all mos- stance (meth) and one felony count of was arrested and charged with: One with the motion unanimously approved long enough to bite someone after the quito activity to the Health District, sales of a controlled substance (meth). felony count of possession of a stolen ve- 5-0. virus has had time to multiply in its sys- particularly day-biting mosquitoes. Criminal charges are pending on two hicle. Aaron Anderson, of Bowen Collins tem. Mosquito activity can be reported to the other suspects involved. Further criminal charges are pend- & Associates, presented a study on sys- The Health District reported 22 cases Vector Surveillance Program at (702) Due to the felony charges, Carlos Cas- ing the completion of other related law tem development charges. The VVWD of Zika virus in Clark County residents 759-1633. tro was transported and booked into the enforcement investigations. Due to the Board requested the study subsequent Clark County Detention Center. felony charges, all four suspects were to the update of the District Master Applicants for this position must have a certification from an approved Substation training program, in the process of completing a Substation transported and booked into the Clark Plan that was recently completed. An- Apprenticeship, a certificate from an accredited College in an electrical discipline, and/or a minimum of 3 years’ work experience in an electrical lOcal man On PRObaTiOn County Detention Center. derson’s presentation was intended to related field. aRReSTed bY meSquiTe Pd assist the Board in understanding fair On June 1, Mesquite Narcotics Detec- baRRicaded SubJecT WiTH allocation of water system cost for new Must: Live/relocate to area where position is available, the ability to read and understand electrical drawing, exhibit proficiency and working tives completed an investigation involv- FiReaRmS SaFelY TaKen inTO development. The Master Plan update is knowledge of personal computer systems, including experience with AutoCAD and Microso Office, and the ability to understand relay ing a suspect selling crystal meth to cuSTOdY bY meSquiTe Pd based on research showing the district’s settings is preferred. Also, must have a high school diploma, a valid driver’s license, a CDL preferred, and be a legal resident of the United local residents. Mesquite Detectives pur- On June 5 at about 9 p.m., Mesquite population growing at an average rate States. Pre-employment drug screening and physical required. chased crystal meth from the suspect police officers were dispatched to a resi- of 2.75 percent a year, requiring greater while he was currently on supervised dence on First South Street in Mesquite. capacity in water production, transmis- Job Duties court ordered probation for previous Multiple people had called 911 to report sion, storage and distribution capacity. Under the direction of the Operations Manager, perform construction, maintenance and troubleshooting of the District’s substation equipment, felony charges of sales of a controlled a male was standing on the sidewalk The challenge to the district is not only protection devices, SCADA system, and communication equipment. Read, understand, and follow construction drawings and wiring diagrams. substance (meth). in front of his residence and shooting a to provide water to the estimated 4,479 Operate and maintain SCADA, including performing troubleshooting, switching, and load control during normal office hours, aer hours, Andrew Perkinson, 25, of Mesquite, handgun into the air. new development units, but to fairly bal- and weekends as required. For a full list of all requirements, duties & responsibilities, working conditions, and physical demands, please visit was arrested and charged with: One Mesquite officers immediately re- ance infrastructure cost for both current our website at www.opd5.com felony count of sales of a controlled sub- sponded to the area and found the sus- and new users. Average actual water stance (meth) and one felony count of pect had gone back into his residence. consumption shown in historic data is Applications will be accepted until close of business June 16, 2017. conspiracy to violate the uniform con- After multiple attempts, officers were 410 gallons per EDU (equivalent dwell- Selection will be based on qualifications, skills testing, and an oral interview. trolled substance act. able to make contact with the male but ing unit) per day, and 810 gallons on Employment application may be obtained online at www.opd5.com or at either of the District Offices Due to the felony charges, Andrew he refused to exit the residence without peak days. The system must be built to and returned either by mail, email, or in person to one of the following addresses: Perkinson was transported and booked any firearms or allow officers to check on meet peak day consumption. into the Clark County Detention Center. the welfare of children who were inside. Anderson pointed out that VVWD’s MESqUITE OffIcE OvERTON OffIcE The Mesquite SWAT team and crisis ne- current “impact fee,” the charge de- Overton Power District #5 O v e rton Power District #5 meSquiTe Pd lOcaTeS and gotiator arrived and were able to begin velopers pay for adding a new unit to Attn: Human Resource Department Attn: Human Resource Department aRReSTS VeHicle THeFT negotiations with the suspect in an at- the system, is $2,120. That fee has not SuSPecTS tempt to get him to peacefully surrender changed in 20 years. Developers also 731 E. Turtleback Rd. 615 N. Moapa valley Blvd. On June 3 at about 10 p.m., a Mesquite and allow officers to check the welfare of pay VVWD’s Ordinance II fee of $3,300, Mesquite, Nv 89027 P . O . B o x 3 9 5 police officer on routine patrol observed everyone else inside the residence. a $250 meter installation fee, and $100 [email protected] Overton, Nv 89040 a vehicle stopped in the travel lane on While negotiating, the man continued transfer charge, for a total of $5,770 to [email protected] Falcon Ridge Parkway. to make threats towards the officers, connect a new unit to the water system. The officer stopped behind the vehicle but they were eventually able to talk the Using calculations in the Master Plan All applications will be kept on file for one year and will be considered for future job opportunities. Questions can be addressed to and four occupants exited the vehicle man into coming near the rear entrance update and the fiscal year 2018 budget, Kelly Cronkleton. e District offers an excellent benefits package. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. and began walking away from it. The of the residence, where they were able Anderson’s study concludes that pro- Overton Power is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Mesquite police officer was able to make to take him into custody without injury. jected cost of system development per contact with two of the four occupants Officers were then able to enter the resi- EDU over the next 10 years points to a Statements included in this job advertisement are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by the employee and observed evidence of criminal activ- dence, check on the welfare of the chil- total charge of $7,165. assigned to the job. e statements are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required. ity. Officers discovered the vehicle had dren inside the home, and secure a 9mm The $1,395 difference in projected e employee may be required to perform other duties as assigned. recently been stolen out of Utah and had handgun and a 12 gauge shotgun. system cost and current development fictitious license plates. Elvis Roman, 34, of Mesquite, was ar- charges is the issue that VVWD must Approximately one hour later, the rested and charged with: Seven misde- reconcile. District Manager Kevin other two occupants were located by of- meanor counts of discharging a firearm Brown assured the audience that no ficers and all four suspects were safely within city limits and one misdemeanor action would be taken by the board at taken into custody. Along with the sto- count of resisting a public officer. Tuesday’s meeting to alter fees. In dis- len vehicle being recovered, officers Elvis Roman was transported and cussion among board members, along were able to locate a .380 semi-automatic booked into the Mesquite Detention with questions and comments from de- SYSTEM ANALYST handgun which the suspects were car- Center in Mesquite. velopers and users in the audience, there Position available with was a consensus that a change in the impact fee, now termed System Devel- opment Charge, may be needed to meet increased costs. Board members directed District ✂ Hello Gorgeous Finance Officer Wes Smith to model B E A U T Y S A L O N several stepped SDC increases using the district’s new financial software, Maria Galindo WaterWorth, to compare district cash Applicants for this position must have a minimum of an Associate’s Degree or demonstrate the ability to obtain one in a timely manner, in a Come see us... Becki Stepp Walk-ins welcome! positions that occur at various fee in- relevant field preferred. A minimum of 5 years of electrical utility experience & Auto CAD experience preferred. Proficiency with spreadsheets, Dolores Alejos crements. Smith will provide those find- reports, plans and presentations required along with advanced math and writing skills. (702) 346-2999 Symone Reisner ings to the Board at the next meeting for further discussion. Any proposed rate Must: Be organized, self-motivated, and the ability to complete projects in a timely manner. Must have a valid driver’s license and be a legal or fee increase must be publicly noticed resident of the United States. Pre-employment drug screening and physical required. Open Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 12 W. Mesquite Blvd. • Ste. 105 • Mesquite and open to public discussion prior to board action. Job Duties In its final action of the evening, the Work in the Overton office under the direction of the Administrative Management team, develop and maintain plans such as a Business Plan, board followed up on its request for staff Construction Work Plan, Strategic Plan and Emergency Response Plan. Prepare reports, develop and maintain information, work with and to submit comments to the BLM regard- assist other departments in coordination with Management. For a full list of all requirements, duties & responsibilities, working conditions, ing a review of the Gold Butte National and physical demands, please visit our website at www.opd5.com Monument designation. Staff had asked MEDICAL MARIJUANA the board for possible direction in writ- Applications will be accepted until close of business on June 16, 2017. ing those comments that will be submit- Selection will be based on qualifications, skills testing, and an oral interview. ted before July 10. Employment application may be obtained online at www.opd5.com or at either of the District Offices DOCTOR EVALUATIONS Opening the discussion, Director Bar- and returned either by mail, email, or in person to one of the following addresses: bara Ellestad stated she doesn’t care about the politics of the designation is- Leave the paperwork to us! sue. Her concern is the preservation of MESquiTE OfficE OvErTON OfficE VVWD access to its water resources Nevada Medical Marijuana paperwork. that are now located within the bound- Overton Power District #5 O v e rton Power District #5 $ Free Notary and includes State Fee. aries of the monument. She proposed Attn: Human resource Department Attn: Human resource Department Medical records optional. the simplest means of assuring perma- 731 E. Turtleback rd. 615 N. Moapa valley Blvd. nent VVWD access would be to exclude Mesquite, Nv 89027 P . O . B o x 3 9 5 225 all of its water resources from the monu- [email protected] Overton, Nv 89040 ment by moving the monument bound- [email protected] ary about 5 miles southward. Fast, Friendly, Legal. “There are no cultural sites in the area where our resources are located,” she All applications will be kept on file for one year and will be considered for future job opportunities. Questions can be addressed COHEN MEDICAL CENTERS said. to Kelly Cronkleton.e District offers an excellent benefits package. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Ellestad referenced VVWD’s letter Overton Power is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Cohen Medical Centers Has Been Serving the Medical Marijuana Community Since 2009 sent to then-Senator Harry Reid in May June 10 2016, which outlined specific requests Statements included in this job advertisement are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by the CALL TODAY, LIMITED APPOINTMENTS STARTS 10 A.M. AT THE HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS regarding protection of water rights employee assigned to the job. e statements are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, the district needed in the formation of duties and skills required. e employee may be required to perform other duties as assigned. ARE AVAILABLE 702-564-6420 SUNSET MESA ROOM, MESQUITE, NEVADA a national monument. She noted those requests were revised in the final ver- 10A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 11A

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education JL Bowler developing great leaders

By Teri Nehrenz MLN

When you have a great school leader like Christo- pher Jenkins, you get classrooms full of eager young minds that are going to be trying a lot of new things, all of which will teach them to be better students, children and life participants. Great leaders create great schools and a great school can change the trajectory of a child’s life. JL Bowler Elementary is a great school that is chang- ing lives. The Leader in Me is one of the programs designed to put students on the path to greatness by putting to work the seven habits that form great leaders. This is the first year that Bowler has applied the program. On May 25, students had a chance to show off the leadership habits they’ve learned to apply to their lives each and every day. Stations were set up for guests to visit with students manning the stations to talk about one of the seven principals of leadership and the ways that principal was applied to their school days. Student council members gave short examples of how those habits, when applied, helped them in areas like studies, sports or their recent performance of the Jungle Book at the Smith Center for the Performing Arts. The seven habits they discussed were: Be Proactive- You’re in charge; Begin with the end in mind-Have a plan; Put first things first-Work first, then play; Think win-win-Everyone can win; Seek first to understand, then to be understood-Listen before you talk; Synergize- Together is better and finally, sharpen the saw-Balance feels best. Teri Nehrenz The speeches were followed by a question and answer period. Parents, grandparents and friends asked questions to clarify some of the habits such as Sharpen the Saw. Sharpen the Saw, as it was explained by the students, means to take care of themselves by exercising, eating and sleeping right. They spend time with family Above, on May 25 and friends and find meaningful ways to help others students at JL Bowler and keep balance in their lives. Elementary School The Leader in Me program is designed with best-in- participated in a class content and concepts practiced by educational question and answer leaders. It provides a logical, sequential and balanced period after the process to help schools proactively design the culture presentation of the that reflects their vision of the ideal school. ‘Leader in Me’ program The program applies content from the Seven Habits to their parents and of Highly Effective People and is a key component of other family and the process. The habits are universal and teach quali- friends. ties such as responsibility, vision, integrity, teamwork and collaboration and renewal which are common to Left, Bowler student all people in all cultures. council member The program also aligns itself to academic standards Shaylee Sudweeks and helps promote success through critical thinking, is one of five student goal setting, listening, speaking, self-directed learning, speakers who gave presentation and the ability to work in groups. a speech, during Since the program’s official launch in 2009, over 3,000 the presentation of public, private, charter and magnet schools across 50 “The Leader in Me: countries have adopted The Leader in Me program. program.

EVOLVE PEST CONTROL’S KOKOPELLI LANDSCAPING’S MUSICIAN OF THE WEEK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Dr. Selmer Spitzer Dr. Selmer Spitzer, conductor of the Southern Nevada Symphony Orchestra, is a native of North Dakota. He has been active in music since age 6 playing piano, and active in a country church choir since age 12, played tuba in high school. He switched to clarinet as a music education major at Lakeland College, Sheboygan, WI, attended Vander- cook College of Music, Chicago, IL, and received his M.M.Ed, and then continued at the University of Sarasota, Sarasota, FL, where he earned his Ph.D. Jaden Perkins in Administration and Music Education. Dr. Spitzer studied under such well known Kokopelli Landscaping’s ‘Athlete of the musicians as arranger Forest Bucktel, percussionist, Week’ is a familiar name. This week we Haskel Harr, and clarinet from clarinetist and honor Jaden Perkins for his actions on the composer Edgar P. Thiessen. diamond. Perkins, a center for the Bulldog He has organized string ensembles, and full orchestras in high schools and universities. He is cred- baseball team, has led off on offense and ited for organizing high school honor groups in North his defensive range in center field is Dakota, South Dakota and California including the amazing. For his play this year, Perkins North Dakota Intercolliate Honor Band. His passion continues to be conducting instrumental ensembles. was named to the 3A All-Southern Team Students at the University of Jamestown honored and to the 3A Sunrise League first team. Dr. Spitzer with the Professor of the Year Award in Only a junior, Perkins should provide a lot Brynn Andrus greets guests in the lobby of J.L. Bowler Elementary School where 2005; and the state of North Dakota honored him of entertainment next season. with the North Dakota Band Directors Association artist John Putnam painted a whimsical mural on the wall depicting the seven Congrats to Jaden. habits of leadership which the program “The Leader in Me” helped the students Distinguished Service Award for the year of 2008. develop during their 2016-17 school year. 2B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3B your seven-day forecast Sponsored By today friday saturday sunday monday tuesday wednesday sPorts

BaseBaLL Serving Mesquite & Sun City sPorts For Private Home Tours Briefs Call 702-561-8418 Four Bulldogs net postseason honors SearchMesquiteMLS.com 103/72 100/69 94/66 101/64 91/62 103/67 99/72 Bob Snell Perkins batted .500 on the season going 39-for-78 while MLN drawing 13 walks. He lead the team in runs scored (30) and Pitch, hit & run finaLists stolen bases (28). Perkins also drove in 14 runs and had eight quaLify for event in Four members of the Virgin Valley High School baseball doubles. san dieGo’s Petco Park team were selected recently for postseason honors. Anderson batted .377 (26-of-69) and received a team-high 23 This year’s team championship for Summer camp spots available Junior pitcher Dillan Fuqua and junior outfielder Jayden walks. He also led the team with 12 doubles while driving in 16 Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Perkins were named to the 3A South All-Region team as well runs. Run competition will be on June 10 in For both parents and kids, it’s never gins June 12–29, Monday-Thursday, 10 the All-Sunrise Conference squad. Both players were first- Woods finished with a batting average of .384 (28-for-73) San Diego. too early to start thinking about sum- a.m. to 3 p.m. team selections. which included five doubles and drove in 16 runs. These local youth earned honors in mer programs. Parents are concerned The second session of Summer Camp Junior infielder Cade Anderson and senior outfielder Layton Head coach Justin Goodsell’s team finished 14-15 overall and their age group to represent the City with ensuring that their children are en- begins July 10–27, Monday-Thursday, 10 Woods were selected second team all-conference. qualified for the regional playoffs by finishing fourth (4-6) in of Mesquite as their scores were high- gaged in activities that keep their minds a.m. to 3 p.m. The voting for the all-conference team was conducted by the conference play. The Bulldogs defeated the Sunset top-seed est in the sectional competition. and bodies active when school lets out Children are required to bring a towel, league’s head coaches while the all-region team was selected by Pahrump Valley, 3-2, in the first round but were eliminated in The Major League Baseball Pitch, for the summer. swim suit, sunscreen, a sack lunch, a head coaches from both the Sunrise and Sunset Conferences. the next two rounds with losses to eventual state champion Hit & Run consists of four levels of Youngsters eagerly anticipate the snack and a bottle of water; if your child Fuqua finished the season going 6-3 on the mound for the Boulder City (11-1) and to Chaparral (4-3). competition: Locals, Sectionals, Team free time, and simply want to have fun is not a skilled swimmer they will be re- Bulldogs with an ERA of 2.18. The right-hander struck out 69 Virgin Valley will return all of its players next season but one Championships and National Finals. and learn something new. The Recre- quired to bring a lifejacket and will wear batters in 57.2 innings of work while walking only 18. – Woods – who was the lone senior on the squad. Two winners from the Sectional ation Divisions Summer Youth Camps it during swim time (Lifejackets must be Championship have advanced from are a solution designed to keep every- Coast Guard Approved). Activities will Mesquite, Nevada and have qualified one happy this summer. The hours of be held at the Mesquite Campus Deuce to attend the Team Championship operation are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. facility & the Mesquite Recreation Cen- Golf Channel Facebook page GoLf to be held at Petco Park, the Major Monday through Thursday (No early ter. Men’s Open Division winner Ryan Reisbeck and Women’s Division winner Chloe League Baseball Stadium for the San drop-off or late pick-up). The camp is The pick-up and drop off locations will Garner pose with their trophies Tuesday night at the Mesquite Sports Event Diego Padres on June 10. designed for boys and girls ages kin- be held at the Mesquite Deuce Campus, Complex. 7-8 Degan Shaner dergarten to 5th grade. Must be potty 150 N. Yucca Suite No. 1 (Old Library). Higgins first in Mesquite Amateur tournament 11-12 Kirt Felix trained. For more additional information on The MLB Pitch, Hit & Run compe- Sixty camp spots are available on a this and other programs please contact Special to MLN tition allows boys and girls from ages first-come, first-served basis. The camp the Department of Athletics & Leisure Clash in the Canyon 7-14 to showcase their talents in pitch- is designed for boys and girls ages kin- Services at (702) 346-8732. Register for Gigi Higgins, of Cape Coral, Florida, took home ing, hitting and running with scores dergarten to 5th grade. youth and adult programs online at: the coveted trophy for the annual Mesquite Ama- based on distance, accuracy and The first session of Summer Camp be- www.mesquitenv.gov dubs two winners teur tournament presented by Mesquite Gaming. times. Higgins, shooting a net 67, is the first to win a low “It was a great event for the kids and By Stephanie Clark of Orlando, Florida, in the finals with a gross score for all four rounds and win the overall to watch them compete against other MLN drive of 436 yards for the Open Division championship. kids from all over at a higher level of of the competition. Higgins secured her title as the 2017 champion competition in baseball and softball, Triple digit heat didn’t stop the South African native and Johnson City, by winning in a second sudden death playoff hole said Nicholas Montoya, Director of Pet of the week crowds or the competitors from bring- Tennessee, resident Chloe Garner defeat- with a birdie and returns to Florida with two tro- the Department of Athletics & Lei- ing their top game to Mesquite Tues- ed Phillis Meti with a drive of 342 yards. phies and two entries into the 2018 Mesquite Ama- sure Services.” day night at the finals for the World Both victories came after four days teur. The City of Mesquite Department featured Pet: Les Long Drive’s Clash in the Canyon of wind, heat and extreme distances as The three-day tournament saw more than 600 of Athletics & Leisure Services would Les is a dachshund/corgi blend. He is everyone’s favorite dog and best friend. He event at the Mesquite Sports and well as several dozen competitors. The individuals registered, 37 states represented, along like to congratulate all the competi- loves people, going for walks and belly rubs. He is a calm dog and would love to find Events Complex. event was one of several qualifiers for with international participation coming in from tors as Team Championships, good his forever home. Les needs a se- This was the first time in three years the championship match in Oklahoma Canada, France, Thailand and Curacao. Marking luck and have fun! cure yard as he may want to ex- that the Long Drive competition has ap- on Sept. 6. Both Reisbeck and Garner its 15th year, the tournament boasts six courses with “Our youth of the Virgin Valley pand his horizons and travel if he peared in Mesquite and the first time ever also received exemptions to that event challenging styles of desert, arroyo, vista and canyon Little League did an amazing job and can find a way to leave the yard. that it was aired live, including the wom- where the winner will win a healthy play. represented our valley very well, we All animals will be spayed or en’s finals. In previous years, the event portion of a $270,000 purse. “As we mark 15 years of Mesquite Amateur, we are very proud of them and their ac- neutered prior to leaving shelter was recorded and aired in December. For more details on the competition, once again saw an outstanding tournament, all of complishments;” Montoya added. and receive 1 year rabies vaccina- Even with high gusts, Ryan Reisbeck results and future qualifiers, go to www. which wouldn’t be possible without our participants, tion and city license. Ages are ap- of Layton, Utah, defeated Tim Burke worldlongdrive.com. sponsors, volunteers and attendees,” said Christian mesquite BasketBaLL cLinic proximate. The City of Mesquite Adderson, Mesquite Amateur tournament director features dixie state Animal Shelter located at 795 and corporate sales manager for Mesquite Gaming. assistant coach Hardy Way is open for adoptions “This tournament continues to bring a great deal of Come join Kasey Winters, current from 11am until 1 pm, Monday visitors to the city of Mesquite. The caliber of compe- Dixie State University assistant men’s through Saturday, Sunday 1pm tition was high and we offer our congratulations to basketball coach and former VVHS -3pm. Please call 702-346-7415 Gigi Higgins, who set quite the record.” standout for an enjoyable basketball during these hours to speak to This year’s sponsors included The Mesquite Resort experience. Camp will be held June 26 the front desk. Animal Control Association, TaylorMade, Callaway Golf, Southern – 28 at the Mesquite Recreation Cen- officers may be reached by phone Wine and Spirts of Nevada and the city of Mesquite. Submitted photo ter. or voicemail at 702-346-5268. The For up-to-the-minute information on Mesquite Winner Gigi Higgins of Cape Coral, Florida, takes home two trophies The Fundamental Skills Camp pro- animals submitted to the media Amateur, visit mesquiteamateur.com and follow the during the 15th annual Mesquite Amateur event in Mesquite, Nevada vides campers with age specific group may have changed so please visit our Petfinder website for a current listing of our dedicated Mesquite Amateur Facebook page. on Friday, June 2. and individual instruction that will animals - www.mesquiteanimalshelter.petfinder.com. Also, please also check our aide in the improvement of funda- Facebook pages for lost and found animals along with pet information - https:// mental basketball skills. www.facebook.com/MesquiteNVAnimalControl and https://www.facebook.com/ Camp will include skill develop- FRIENDSOFMESQUITENVANIMALSHELTER swimminG ment sessions focused on making each camper a well-rounded basket- OTHER AVAILABLE PETS ball player. Our goal is to help each Dogs —Willow- Foxhound. Loves people and toys. Would need to be only dog in Registration under way for Manta Ray team athlete on their journey to reaching home. Needs lots of exercise.; Ronnie- Mix of poodle and something very cute. Small Stephanie Clark their full potential on the court. dog. Loves people ; Paradise- Pit/lab. Adult. Nice girl The crowds filled the stands Tuesday night for the finals of the Clash in the The City of Mesquite Department of be practicing. For those individuals that practice four days per week, T-shirt, and Campers will benefit from three Cats — Honey Bear-Flame Point Siamese. Shy but loves attention and sitting on Canyon World Long Drive competition at the Mesquite Sports Event Complex Athletics and Leisure Services is now want to get going sooner, we will have three home meets. days of detailed instruction; funda- your lap. Special diet. Quiet home and should be only cat. despite gusts and triple digit heat. taking registrations for this summers’s non mandatory practice (open swim) Away meets are also available for mental skills will be taught and prac- Swim Team “The Manta Rays.” This is the open swim for participants will be- swimmer participation. All swimmers ticed so that good habits are created. a both a recreational and competitive gin May 9, Tuesdays and Thursday from wanting to join the program must be Camp will also include scrimmages, level swim team program that focuses 6 – 8 p.m. until school is out, and then we able to swim a minimum of 25 yards in competitions and challenges. on teaching and promoting good sports- will begin the official morning practices Freestyle, Backstroke and Breaststroke Don’t miss out on this opportunity manship, encourages self-esteem and on June 12. without touching the bottom, sides of to receive instruction that is guaran- team work. The Purpose and Philosophy of the the pool, or have a Red Cross Level 4 teed to make you a better basketball Mesquite The team will officially begin prac- program is to practice and develop certificate. player. tice on June 12 and will run until Au- strong swimming strokes and improve For more information on this and oth- Registration and camp fees include gust, practicing every Monday through personal times and skills. This program er programs please contact the Depart- all instruction and a camp shirt; Thursday. emphasizes personal improvement. ment of Athletics & Leisure Services at please inquire with the Mesquite Rec- There will be three practices; 7 and The Departments purpose is to pro- (702) 346-8732. reation Center. 8 a.m.. advanced practice for the more vide opportunities where youth can Register for youth and adult programs Please wear proper shoes and attire Tile &Flooring seasoned and competitive swimmers learn the fundamentals of a sport and online at: www.mesquitenv.gov for for the camp. and a beginner/intermediate practice learn sportsmanship through participa- more information and to stay connected The schedule will go as follows 4 4 that will start at 9 a.m.. Monday through tion. The ultimate goal is to encourage via social media, our Facebook: www. Monday - Wednesday Walk-in Hardwood Thursday. skill development and foster a positive facebook.com/MesquiteNVRecreation K-5th grade will go from 9 a.m.- Showers 4 The swim team coaches will deter- attitude. or at the Administrative Offices located noon. Laminate mine what level and time your child will There is a program fee that includes at 100 W. Old Mill Road. 6th -12th grade will go from 1-4 p.m. 4 Backsplashes 4 Carpet 4 Floor Tile 4 Blinds Seamless Rain Gutters Cody Peterson | Owner | Operator 702-283-7530 Call Now! 702-346-7225 www.Cody-Peterson.com [email protected] 521 W. Mesquite Blvd. • Mesquite • mesquitetile.com WHEN IT RAINS, License #39434 383345 39859 AZ-ROC 234923 IT POURS! —In Mesquite & Moapa Valley— 2B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3B your seven-day forecast Sponsored By today friday saturday sunday monday tuesday wednesday sPorts

BaseBaLL Serving Mesquite & Sun City sPorts For Private Home Tours Briefs Call 702-561-8418 Four Bulldogs net postseason honors SearchMesquiteMLS.com 103/72 100/69 94/66 101/64 91/62 103/67 99/72 Bob Snell Perkins batted .500 on the season going 39-for-78 while MLN drawing 13 walks. He lead the team in runs scored (30) and Pitch, hit & run finaLists stolen bases (28). Perkins also drove in 14 runs and had eight quaLify for event in Four members of the Virgin Valley High School baseball doubles. san dieGo’s Petco Park team were selected recently for postseason honors. Anderson batted .377 (26-of-69) and received a team-high 23 This year’s team championship for Summer camp spots available Junior pitcher Dillan Fuqua and junior outfielder Jayden walks. He also led the team with 12 doubles while driving in 16 Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Perkins were named to the 3A South All-Region team as well runs. Run competition will be on June 10 in For both parents and kids, it’s never gins June 12–29, Monday-Thursday, 10 the All-Sunrise Conference squad. Both players were first- Woods finished with a batting average of .384 (28-for-73) San Diego. too early to start thinking about sum- a.m. to 3 p.m. team selections. which included five doubles and drove in 16 runs. These local youth earned honors in mer programs. Parents are concerned The second session of Summer Camp Junior infielder Cade Anderson and senior outfielder Layton Head coach Justin Goodsell’s team finished 14-15 overall and their age group to represent the City with ensuring that their children are en- begins July 10–27, Monday-Thursday, 10 Woods were selected second team all-conference. qualified for the regional playoffs by finishing fourth (4-6) in of Mesquite as their scores were high- gaged in activities that keep their minds a.m. to 3 p.m. The voting for the all-conference team was conducted by the conference play. The Bulldogs defeated the Sunset top-seed est in the sectional competition. and bodies active when school lets out Children are required to bring a towel, league’s head coaches while the all-region team was selected by Pahrump Valley, 3-2, in the first round but were eliminated in The Major League Baseball Pitch, for the summer. swim suit, sunscreen, a sack lunch, a head coaches from both the Sunrise and Sunset Conferences. the next two rounds with losses to eventual state champion Hit & Run consists of four levels of Youngsters eagerly anticipate the snack and a bottle of water; if your child Fuqua finished the season going 6-3 on the mound for the Boulder City (11-1) and to Chaparral (4-3). competition: Locals, Sectionals, Team free time, and simply want to have fun is not a skilled swimmer they will be re- Bulldogs with an ERA of 2.18. The right-hander struck out 69 Virgin Valley will return all of its players next season but one Championships and National Finals. and learn something new. The Recre- quired to bring a lifejacket and will wear batters in 57.2 innings of work while walking only 18. – Woods – who was the lone senior on the squad. Two winners from the Sectional ation Divisions Summer Youth Camps it during swim time (Lifejackets must be Championship have advanced from are a solution designed to keep every- Coast Guard Approved). Activities will Mesquite, Nevada and have qualified one happy this summer. The hours of be held at the Mesquite Campus Deuce to attend the Team Championship operation are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. facility & the Mesquite Recreation Cen- Golf Channel Facebook page GoLf to be held at Petco Park, the Major Monday through Thursday (No early ter. Men’s Open Division winner Ryan Reisbeck and Women’s Division winner Chloe League Baseball Stadium for the San drop-off or late pick-up). The camp is The pick-up and drop off locations will Garner pose with their trophies Tuesday night at the Mesquite Sports Event Diego Padres on June 10. designed for boys and girls ages kin- be held at the Mesquite Deuce Campus, Complex. 7-8 Degan Shaner dergarten to 5th grade. Must be potty 150 N. Yucca Suite No. 1 (Old Library). Higgins first in Mesquite Amateur tournament 11-12 Kirt Felix trained. For more additional information on The MLB Pitch, Hit & Run compe- Sixty camp spots are available on a this and other programs please contact Special to MLN tition allows boys and girls from ages first-come, first-served basis. The camp the Department of Athletics & Leisure Clash in the Canyon 7-14 to showcase their talents in pitch- is designed for boys and girls ages kin- Services at (702) 346-8732. Register for Gigi Higgins, of Cape Coral, Florida, took home ing, hitting and running with scores dergarten to 5th grade. youth and adult programs online at: the coveted trophy for the annual Mesquite Ama- based on distance, accuracy and The first session of Summer Camp be- www.mesquitenv.gov dubs two winners teur tournament presented by Mesquite Gaming. times. Higgins, shooting a net 67, is the first to win a low “It was a great event for the kids and By Stephanie Clark of Orlando, Florida, in the finals with a gross score for all four rounds and win the overall to watch them compete against other MLN drive of 436 yards for the Open Division championship. kids from all over at a higher level of of the competition. Higgins secured her title as the 2017 champion competition in baseball and softball, Triple digit heat didn’t stop the South African native and Johnson City, by winning in a second sudden death playoff hole said Nicholas Montoya, Director of Pet of the week crowds or the competitors from bring- Tennessee, resident Chloe Garner defeat- with a birdie and returns to Florida with two tro- the Department of Athletics & Lei- ing their top game to Mesquite Tues- ed Phillis Meti with a drive of 342 yards. phies and two entries into the 2018 Mesquite Ama- sure Services.” day night at the finals for the World Both victories came after four days teur. The City of Mesquite Department featured Pet: Les Long Drive’s Clash in the Canyon of wind, heat and extreme distances as The three-day tournament saw more than 600 of Athletics & Leisure Services would Les is a dachshund/corgi blend. He is everyone’s favorite dog and best friend. He event at the Mesquite Sports and well as several dozen competitors. The individuals registered, 37 states represented, along like to congratulate all the competi- loves people, going for walks and belly rubs. He is a calm dog and would love to find Events Complex. event was one of several qualifiers for with international participation coming in from tors as Team Championships, good his forever home. Les needs a se- This was the first time in three years the championship match in Oklahoma Canada, France, Thailand and Curacao. Marking luck and have fun! cure yard as he may want to ex- that the Long Drive competition has ap- on Sept. 6. Both Reisbeck and Garner its 15th year, the tournament boasts six courses with “Our youth of the Virgin Valley pand his horizons and travel if he peared in Mesquite and the first time ever also received exemptions to that event challenging styles of desert, arroyo, vista and canyon Little League did an amazing job and can find a way to leave the yard. that it was aired live, including the wom- where the winner will win a healthy play. represented our valley very well, we All animals will be spayed or en’s finals. In previous years, the event portion of a $270,000 purse. “As we mark 15 years of Mesquite Amateur, we are very proud of them and their ac- neutered prior to leaving shelter was recorded and aired in December. For more details on the competition, once again saw an outstanding tournament, all of complishments;” Montoya added. and receive 1 year rabies vaccina- Even with high gusts, Ryan Reisbeck results and future qualifiers, go to www. which wouldn’t be possible without our participants, tion and city license. Ages are ap- of Layton, Utah, defeated Tim Burke worldlongdrive.com. sponsors, volunteers and attendees,” said Christian mesquite BasketBaLL cLinic proximate. The City of Mesquite Adderson, Mesquite Amateur tournament director features dixie state Animal Shelter located at 795 and corporate sales manager for Mesquite Gaming. assistant coach Hardy Way is open for adoptions “This tournament continues to bring a great deal of Come join Kasey Winters, current from 11am until 1 pm, Monday visitors to the city of Mesquite. The caliber of compe- Dixie State University assistant men’s through Saturday, Sunday 1pm tition was high and we offer our congratulations to basketball coach and former VVHS -3pm. Please call 702-346-7415 Gigi Higgins, who set quite the record.” standout for an enjoyable basketball during these hours to speak to This year’s sponsors included The Mesquite Resort experience. Camp will be held June 26 the front desk. Animal Control Association, TaylorMade, Callaway Golf, Southern – 28 at the Mesquite Recreation Cen- officers may be reached by phone Wine and Spirts of Nevada and the city of Mesquite. Submitted photo ter. or voicemail at 702-346-5268. The For up-to-the-minute information on Mesquite Winner Gigi Higgins of Cape Coral, Florida, takes home two trophies The Fundamental Skills Camp pro- animals submitted to the media Amateur, visit mesquiteamateur.com and follow the during the 15th annual Mesquite Amateur event in Mesquite, Nevada vides campers with age specific group may have changed so please visit our Petfinder website for a current listing of our dedicated Mesquite Amateur Facebook page. on Friday, June 2. and individual instruction that will animals - www.mesquiteanimalshelter.petfinder.com. Also, please also check our aide in the improvement of funda- Facebook pages for lost and found animals along with pet information - https:// mental basketball skills. www.facebook.com/MesquiteNVAnimalControl and https://www.facebook.com/ Camp will include skill develop- FRIENDSOFMESQUITENVANIMALSHELTER swimminG ment sessions focused on making each camper a well-rounded basket- OTHER AVAILABLE PETS ball player. Our goal is to help each Dogs —Willow- Foxhound. Loves people and toys. Would need to be only dog in Registration under way for Manta Ray team athlete on their journey to reaching home. Needs lots of exercise.; Ronnie- Mix of poodle and something very cute. Small Stephanie Clark their full potential on the court. dog. Loves people ; Paradise- Pit/lab. Adult. Nice girl The crowds filled the stands Tuesday night for the finals of the Clash in the The City of Mesquite Department of be practicing. For those individuals that practice four days per week, T-shirt, and Campers will benefit from three Cats — Honey Bear-Flame Point Siamese. Shy but loves attention and sitting on Canyon World Long Drive competition at the Mesquite Sports Event Complex Athletics and Leisure Services is now want to get going sooner, we will have three home meets. days of detailed instruction; funda- your lap. Special diet. Quiet home and should be only cat. despite gusts and triple digit heat. taking registrations for this summers’s non mandatory practice (open swim) Away meets are also available for mental skills will be taught and prac- Swim Team “The Manta Rays.” This is the open swim for participants will be- swimmer participation. All swimmers ticed so that good habits are created. a both a recreational and competitive gin May 9, Tuesdays and Thursday from wanting to join the program must be Camp will also include scrimmages, level swim team program that focuses 6 – 8 p.m. until school is out, and then we able to swim a minimum of 25 yards in competitions and challenges. on teaching and promoting good sports- will begin the official morning practices Freestyle, Backstroke and Breaststroke Don’t miss out on this opportunity manship, encourages self-esteem and on June 12. without touching the bottom, sides of to receive instruction that is guaran- team work. The Purpose and Philosophy of the the pool, or have a Red Cross Level 4 teed to make you a better basketball Mesquite The team will officially begin prac- program is to practice and develop certificate. player. tice on June 12 and will run until Au- strong swimming strokes and improve For more information on this and oth- Registration and camp fees include gust, practicing every Monday through personal times and skills. This program er programs please contact the Depart- all instruction and a camp shirt; Thursday. emphasizes personal improvement. ment of Athletics & Leisure Services at please inquire with the Mesquite Rec- There will be three practices; 7 and The Departments purpose is to pro- (702) 346-8732. reation Center. 8 a.m.. advanced practice for the more vide opportunities where youth can Register for youth and adult programs Please wear proper shoes and attire Tile &Flooring seasoned and competitive swimmers learn the fundamentals of a sport and online at: www.mesquitenv.gov for for the camp. and a beginner/intermediate practice learn sportsmanship through participa- more information and to stay connected The schedule will go as follows 4 4 that will start at 9 a.m.. Monday through tion. The ultimate goal is to encourage via social media, our Facebook: www. Monday - Wednesday Walk-in Hardwood Thursday. skill development and foster a positive facebook.com/MesquiteNVRecreation K-5th grade will go from 9 a.m.- Showers 4 The swim team coaches will deter- attitude. or at the Administrative Offices located noon. Laminate mine what level and time your child will There is a program fee that includes at 100 W. Old Mill Road. 6th -12th grade will go from 1-4 p.m. 4 Backsplashes 4 Carpet 4 Floor Tile 4 Blinds Seamless Rain Gutters Cody Peterson | Owner | Operator 702-283-7530 Call Now! 702-346-7225 www.Cody-Peterson.com [email protected] 521 W. Mesquite Blvd. • Mesquite • mesquitetile.com WHEN IT RAINS, License #39434 383345 39859 AZ-ROC 234923 IT POURS! —In Mesquite & Moapa Valley— 4B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 5B Let’s stop the division caLendar By Pastor Dennis Lee these 2 ½ tribes were also children of Is- Rub a Dub Dub- It’s Wash Day at Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First There should never exist with the rael, or children of Abraham, Isaac, and the Museum. Saturday, June 10, you North St. body of Christ, the church, an “us verses Jacob (Israel). will have the pleasure of experiencing When: 3:30 p.m. them” attitude or mentality. This is the In the church today we are all “chil- pioneer-style chores. The activity will be Info: 702-346-5224 root cause of division dren of God.” We’re not Baptist, Method- held in the backyard of the Museum. within the church. ist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Foursquare, This family-friendly activity will start saturday, June 10 After they took pos- Church of God, Assembly of God, or any with a short explanation and demon- Summer Reading Kick Off with session of the Promise one of the other over 8,000 denomina- stration of how laundry was done dur- Magician Adam London land there was already tions that are out there. ing pioneer times. Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First a conflict brewing - un We are all children of God and there- Roll up your sleeves and prepare to get North St. derneath that caused an fore one body, the body of Christ. wet, because folks will have a chance to When: 11 a.m. even greater problem of a The Apostle Paul probably addressed try laundering clothes the old way. Par- Info: 702-346-5224 potential civil war. the best saying, ticipants will walk away with a greater Wash Day at the Museum “Now the children of Israel heard “I appeal to you, brothers and sis- appreciation of what was involved in Where: Virgin Valley Heritage Muse- someone say, ‘Behold, the children of ters, in the name of our Lord Jesus keeping clean in the desert a hundred um, 35 W. Mesquite Blvd. Reuben, the children of Gad, and half Christ, that all of you agree with one years ago. When: 1-2 p.m. the tribe of Manasseh have built an altar another in what you say and that The Mesquite Library has many pro- Info: www.mesquitenv.gov on the frontier of the land of Canaan, in there be no divisions among you, but grams available every day of the week, the region of the Jordan--on the children that you be perfectly united in mind from clubs to learning activities. Why tuesday, June 13 of Israel’s side.’” (Joshua 22:11) and thought…What I mean is this: one not take the time to take advantage of all Mystery Book Club Whoa, wait a second. What were they of you says, ‘I follow Paul;’ another, ‘I the free training you can receive Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First saying? Basically those who lived out- follow Apollos;’ another, ‘I follow Ce- For a full list of available classes con- North St. side the Promised Land weren’t chil- phas;’ still another, ‘I follow Christ.’ Is tact the library at 702-346-5224. When: 11 a.m.-noon dren of Israel? There was simmering Christ divided?” (1 Corinthians 1:10- The Virgin Valley Artists offer class- Info: 702-346-5224 underneath the surface a distinction, an 13a) es in various mediums all summer long. Kid’s Coloring Club “us verses them” attitude. We’re all the body of Christ. Contact the gallery at 702-346-1338 to see Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First Notice they said these 2 ½ tribes built “So in Christ we, though many, form what might inspire you. Take a day and North St. the alter “on the children of Israel’s side.” one body, and each member belongs to stroll through the gallery or the Virgin When: 4:30 p.m. What they were forgetting was that all the others.” (Romans 12:5) Valley Heritage Museum which is right Info: 702-346-5224 next door, it’s a cool way to spend a hot City Council Meeting afternoon. Where: City Hall, 10 E. Mesquite Blvd. If you want to keep the folks in the When: 5-7 p.m. know about what your club, group or Info: www.mesquitenv.gov organization is doing all summer long send all your activities to terin.bbm@ wednesday, June 14 gmail.com and please remember to put Free GED Course Stevens-Henag- ‘community calendar’ in the subject line er so your event notice doesn’t get lost in Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First cyber space. North St. When: 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. friday, June 9 Info: 702-346-5224 I-Pad Basics Class Mesquite Republican Women’s Service Times Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First Meeting Sunday Morning 10 a.m. North St. Where: Mesquite Veteran’s Center, Sunday Evening 6 p.m. When: 1:30-2:30 p.m. 840 Hafen Lane Wednesday Night Bible Study 6 p.m. Info: 702-346-5224 When: 5:30-7 p.m. Teen Scene Info: 702-346-3804 Children and Youth Programs at Each Service

211 West First South, Suite C&D this week in history Located behind Ace Hardware 702-346-8558 | www.mesquitelivingwaters.com June 11, 1909: A U.S. Geological Sur- June 8, 1920: The early peaches, TRIBUTE ARTISTS COMPETITION veyor came in on the mail last week and plums and apricots are ripe. took a trip to the Key West Mine. June 15, 1922: A.B. Marshall and June 9, 1917: Clark County responded C.H. Bigelow drove the Arrowhead to the call of the President in a patriotic Trail 853 mile from Los Angeles to Mesquite Lutheran Church manner Tuesday when 685 men be- Salt Lake City in 26 hours and twenty tween the age of 21-30 inclusive regis- one minutes running time. They had 450 Turtleback Rd. • 702-346-5811 • MesquiteLutheran.org tered in the army draft enrollment. Of R.J. Grower along as observer and are the 685 there were 21 from Bunkerville spending 8 hours to rest in Littlefield, and 21 from Mesquite. Arizona. Sunday Worship Reverend Patrick F. O’Neal 9:00 a.m. Desert Rose Christian Church An LCMS Congregation. Learn more at www.lcms.org/belief-and-practice 3261 E. Old Pioneer Road | Beaver Dam, AZ | 928-347-5141 Mesquite Lutheran PRESCHOOL & CHILDCARE Kids’ VBS July 10-14 CALL FOR MORE INFO! All Children are Welcome Ages 6 weeks to 5-years-old Monday through Friday 702-346-3954 Hours: 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Children’s Church Licensed by the State of Nevada. Voucher Assistance Available. [email protected] and Adult Sunday School 9 a.m. Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Bible Study: Wednesday & Sunday 6 p.m. Food Pantry: Friday 9 a.m. - Noon Prince of Peace Lutheran Church —All Scheduled in Arizona Time— Pastor Travis E. Lauterbach Pastor Rod Hatter Worship Service Bible Study “Great Fellowship!” Sunday Tuesday ELVIS IS INVADING MESQUITE JUNE 15-17, 2017 10:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. The Lord’s Supper With Performances Representing the ‘50s, ’60s; ‘70s is celebrated the 1st, 3rd, PLEASE JOIN US NEXT SUNDAY FOR... and 5th Sunday of each month Tickets starting At $15 per show Package deals - All 4 shows reserved seating, starting at $70 The mission of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church is to preach, teach, and witness the Gospel As we study All 4 shows general seating, starting at $40 of Jesus Christ, administer the Sacraments, and give glory and honor to the Triune God. THE LIFE of Special room rates available at CasaBlanca Resort For more informatin visit: CasaBlancaResort.com/Entertainment 350 Falcon Ridge Pkwy, Bldg 600 (Behind Stage Store in Falcon Mesa Business Park) Joshua 702-345-2160 | PrinceOfPeaceLutheranChurchMesquite.com

www.MesquiteLocalNews.com Photos depict competitors from previous shows. All Ages above 3 years old must have a ticket. Anyone under age 3 must sit in lap of parent. No strollers permitted. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES, PURCHASES ARE FINAL. “Problem Gambling Helpline” 800-522-4700 700 Hardy Way, Mesquite • 702-346-7061 • fbcmesquite.com 4B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 5B Let’s stop the division caLendar By Pastor Dennis Lee these 2 ½ tribes were also children of Is- Rub a Dub Dub- It’s Wash Day at Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First There should never exist with the rael, or children of Abraham, Isaac, and the Museum. Saturday, June 10, you North St. body of Christ, the church, an “us verses Jacob (Israel). will have the pleasure of experiencing When: 3:30 p.m. them” attitude or mentality. This is the In the church today we are all “chil- pioneer-style chores. The activity will be Info: 702-346-5224 root cause of division dren of God.” We’re not Baptist, Method- held in the backyard of the Museum. within the church. ist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Foursquare, This family-friendly activity will start saturday, June 10 After they took pos- Church of God, Assembly of God, or any with a short explanation and demon- Summer Reading Kick Off with session of the Promise one of the other over 8,000 denomina- stration of how laundry was done dur- Magician Adam London land there was already tions that are out there. ing pioneer times. Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First a conflict brewing - un We are all children of God and there- Roll up your sleeves and prepare to get North St. derneath that caused an fore one body, the body of Christ. wet, because folks will have a chance to When: 11 a.m. even greater problem of a The Apostle Paul probably addressed try laundering clothes the old way. Par- Info: 702-346-5224 potential civil war. the best saying, ticipants will walk away with a greater Wash Day at the Museum “Now the children of Israel heard “I appeal to you, brothers and sis- appreciation of what was involved in Where: Virgin Valley Heritage Muse- someone say, ‘Behold, the children of ters, in the name of our Lord Jesus keeping clean in the desert a hundred um, 35 W. Mesquite Blvd. Reuben, the children of Gad, and half Christ, that all of you agree with one years ago. When: 1-2 p.m. the tribe of Manasseh have built an altar another in what you say and that The Mesquite Library has many pro- Info: www.mesquitenv.gov on the frontier of the land of Canaan, in there be no divisions among you, but grams available every day of the week, the region of the Jordan--on the children that you be perfectly united in mind from clubs to learning activities. Why tuesday, June 13 of Israel’s side.’” (Joshua 22:11) and thought…What I mean is this: one not take the time to take advantage of all Mystery Book Club Whoa, wait a second. What were they of you says, ‘I follow Paul;’ another, ‘I the free training you can receive Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First saying? Basically those who lived out- follow Apollos;’ another, ‘I follow Ce- For a full list of available classes con- North St. side the Promised Land weren’t chil- phas;’ still another, ‘I follow Christ.’ Is tact the library at 702-346-5224. When: 11 a.m.-noon dren of Israel? There was simmering Christ divided?” (1 Corinthians 1:10- The Virgin Valley Artists offer class- Info: 702-346-5224 underneath the surface a distinction, an 13a) es in various mediums all summer long. Kid’s Coloring Club “us verses them” attitude. We’re all the body of Christ. Contact the gallery at 702-346-1338 to see Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First Notice they said these 2 ½ tribes built “So in Christ we, though many, form what might inspire you. Take a day and North St. the alter “on the children of Israel’s side.” one body, and each member belongs to stroll through the gallery or the Virgin When: 4:30 p.m. What they were forgetting was that all the others.” (Romans 12:5) Valley Heritage Museum which is right Info: 702-346-5224 next door, it’s a cool way to spend a hot City Council Meeting afternoon. Where: City Hall, 10 E. Mesquite Blvd. If you want to keep the folks in the When: 5-7 p.m. know about what your club, group or Info: www.mesquitenv.gov organization is doing all summer long send all your activities to terin.bbm@ wednesday, June 14 gmail.com and please remember to put Free GED Course Stevens-Henag- ‘community calendar’ in the subject line er so your event notice doesn’t get lost in Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First cyber space. North St. When: 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. friday, June 9 Info: 702-346-5224 I-Pad Basics Class Mesquite Republican Women’s Service Times Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First Meeting Sunday Morning 10 a.m. North St. Where: Mesquite Veteran’s Center, Sunday Evening 6 p.m. When: 1:30-2:30 p.m. 840 Hafen Lane Wednesday Night Bible Study 6 p.m. Info: 702-346-5224 When: 5:30-7 p.m. Teen Scene Info: 702-346-3804 Children and Youth Programs at Each Service

FIRST SUNDAY SERVICES Worship 8:00 &10:45 a.m. BAPTIST Bible Study for All Ages 9:30 a.m. CHURCH Special Programs for Children 10:45 a.m. Get Your Local News Pastor Bill J. Stevenson Sweet Hour of Prayer 6:00 p.m. MESQUITE GAMING • WWW.MESQUITEGAMING.COM • 877.438.2929 www.MesquiteLocalNews.com Photos depict competitors from previous shows. All Ages above 3 years old must have a ticket. Anyone under age 3 must sit in lap of parent. No strollers permitted. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES, PURCHASES ARE FINAL. “Problem Gambling Helpline” 800-522-4700 700 Hardy Way, Mesquite • 702-346-7061 • fbcmesquite.com 6B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of June 8, 2017 The Week of June 8, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 7B Fine art with a clay palette Splash pads provide cool play oBituary senior center menu

By Teri Nehrenz The City of Mesquite offers splash Picnic Areas and Open Fields to play. MLN pads located at Hafen Park and the The splash pad is available form 9 a.m. rhoana deeLstra eryone know how much she loved them, Thursday, June 8: BBQ chicken, po- Normandy vegetables, peaches Sports and Events Complex for those – 9 p.m. Monday – Sunday, (seasonal) Rhoana Deelstra passed away on May especially her family and dear husband tato salad, spinach, corn on the cob, 7 Tuesday, June 13: Corn potato chow- The Mesquite Fine Arts Center would that want to get wet, stay cool and play through Sept. 30. (Depending on Weath- 31, 2017 at her home in Mesquite, Nevada. Richard. grain bread, apple butter, banana der, turkey sandwich, carrot raisin sal- like to recognize Patricia Nay as the June at the park at the same time, both splash er) The Hafen Park Splash Pad is located She was born on She is survived by her children, Friday, June 9: Beef enchiladas, ad, strawberries Artist of the Month. pads are open for use to the general pub- at 450 Hafen Lane. March 11, 1955 in St. Amanda Smith (Greg) of Las Vegas, NV Spanish rice, refried beans, fruit cocktail Wednesday, June 14: BBQ pork ribs, Nay has been painting, sculpting and lic. The community is asked that they fol- George, Utah to George and Nicole Hoover (Steve) of Mesquite, Monday, June 12: Chicken fried roasted red potatoes, corn-on-the-cob, drawing since she was a young child Water cannons and waterfalls all pro- low all rules and regulation of the facili- and Yvonne (Lister) NV; and her grandchildren, Dominique steak, mashed potatoes, country gravy, coleslaw, watermelon and has created art in those mediums, vide great ways to enjoy the summer at ties and we appreciate everyone’s efforts Henderson. She grew up (Austin), Shawna (Branddon), Dyllion, in some manner since. he Sports and Events Complex. Best of on keeping the facility looking nice and in Overton, Nevada sur- and Zach (Nichole). She is preceded in Raising four children and working left all, they’re free! Children must be super- picking up after your visit to the facili- rounded by the beauti- death by her beloved husband, Richard her little time for art though she did put vised at all times and please no running, ties. ful scenic mesas and the J. Deelstra. aside some time here and there for class- there is many amenities around the For more additional information on warm desert of north- The family would like to express a spe- es and when she couldn’t attend classes park, Shade Structures, Playground and this and other programs please contact eastern Nevada. cial thank you and appreciation to all the she read about art. She has always ap- the picture is complete she bakes it to set Picnic Areas. the Department of Athletics & Leisure After graduating from Moapa High friends and family who cared for their preciated all forms of art. the clay. After the baking or curing pro- At Hafen Park, water surface mount Services at (702) 346-8732. Register for School, Rhoana continued her educa- mother over the final years of her life, es- Andrew Bird Nay developed her skills through the cess the art work is suitable for indoor or jets and river runnels all provide great youth and adult programs online at: tion by attending cosmetology school. In pecially the Mesa View Hospice workers Specializing in Medicare, Long Term Care years working in oil, acrylic and water- outdoor décor. ways to enjoy the summer and stay cool. www.mesquitenv.gov for more infor- 1977 she married her best friend, Rich- and doctors. and Life Insurance color painting. When she retired at age Nay has found this medium very ex- Children must be supervised at all times mation and to stay connected via social ard Deelstra. Together they had 2 chil- In lieu of a memorial service, the fam- 70, she finally had time to experiment citing to work with and is delighted with and please no running in the splash pad media, our Facebook: www.facebook. dren and raised them to love and care ily invites you to honor Rhoana by re- 702-346-7025 | www.investment-pros.net with new mediums and found polymer her exploration of its possibilities. She is area, there is many amenities around the com/MesquiteNVRecreation or at the for each other. Rhoana loved everything membering her in your quiet moments, 355 W. Mesquite Blvd. Ste. C-80, Mesquite NV 89027 clay. She now focuses on creating three constantly learning and developing new park, Shade Structure (Pavilion), Fish- Administrative Offices located at 100 W. that was beautiful. Everyone that knew and by leaving a message or a memory dimensional wall art in this new medi- techniques for each piece and say it has ing Pond, Tennis Courts, Playground, Old Mill Road. her will remember her sweet smile and on their “Guest Book” at www.virginval- um. truly taught her the meaning of having quiet laughter. In her own way she let ev- leymortuary.com. Nay uses the colored clay in her art fun with her creations. work. She doesn’t use paint in her cre- Nay’s work is on display now through ations instead she mixes the colored clay the end of June at the Mesquite Fine Arts to create her custom palette for each pic- Gallery, 15 W. Mesquite Blvd. Hours are ture. She then uses palette knives and Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 other small tools to apply the clay. Once p.m. Admission is free. Student registration under way Free swim lessons available for for Sunshine Academy program local youths age 4 and younger The City of Mesquite Leisure Ser- tor”. “We know that we are helping to The Southern Nevada Chapter of class for each of the five days. vices Department New student regis- shape future leaders, teachers, moth- the International Code Council has ap- Parents will be required to stay with- trations is under way for the Sunshine ers, and fathers and we take pride proved a grant, the Department of Ath- in the swimming area for assistance of A Special Thank You! Academy pre-school classes for 3- to in the quality of our program. We letics & Leisure Services to provide free their child if needed and parents of the 5-year-olds by The Leisure Services incorporate fun, education, explora- swimming lessons to children 4 years mommy and me class will be required From Living Waters Fellowship Department. tion, social interaction, and play. We old and under. This grant has been pro- to be in the pool during the lessons with and DaySprings Ranch Youth Center New student enrollment will run believe that every child is important, vided in the hopes of reducing the num- their child. though July 31 (deadline), any new stu- and strive to include each and every ber of toddler drowning accidents in On behalf of the City of Mesquite and —FOR THE— dents looking to participate after the child in our programs.” Southern Nevada. the Community we would like to thank deadline will need to speak with Ja- This program is for all children in the Since the inception of this program the the SNICC for their Grant to our Swim- CARNE ASADA FUND RAISER neece Noel, Sunshine Academy Lead valley and adjoining communities. statistics of drowning’s have dropped ming Programs and to help us offer Free Instructor for enrollment, 702-346- There are a few items that all children drastically over the years. We must take Swimming Lessons for the youth, stated The following people and businesses for their 3939 or [email protected]. The participating in the Sunshine Academy an active part in ensuring the safety and Montoya; Director of the Dept. generous donations and support for our Carne Asada dinner open house for parents is schedule for program will need a copy of their birth well being of all children around all bod- For more information on this and fundraiser on June 3: Aug. 16 (Wednesday). School will be- certificate, current/up to date immuni- ies of water. other programs please contact the De- gin Aug. 21. zations records, and physical from their The department will be offering free partment of Athletics & Leisure Ser- Carne Asada Fund Raiser “Our program is designed to meet physician, must be potty-trained and swimming lessons for the first 50 -tod vices at (702) 346-8732. Register for the needs and wants of both partici- the appropriate age to participate in the dlers 4 and under who sign up. The youth and adult programs online at: Adonai Landscaping pants and parents. Activities are su- academy program. classes will be a combination of Level 1, www.mesquitenv.gov for more infor- City Shoppe pervised, organized, diversified, and Parents just an advisement you 2 and/or a “mommy and me” type class. mation and to stay connected via social Conestoga Golf Course Desert Oasis Spa and Salon safe.” said Janeece Noel, Recreation must register in person for this pro- These free classes will be a 30 minute media Eureka Hotel & Parks Department Lead Instruc- gram. Final Details Pam Gagnon Golden West Rec and senior centers holiday hours announced Hues and Vues The Mesquite Recreation Center and Tuesday, July 4. 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