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LocaL NewsVol. 13, No. 22 The Week of March 16,

CITY COUNCIl MOvIe PROdUCTION Paramedic Mesquite gets its 15 minutes of fame recruitment By Stephanie Clark MLN request Keep your eyes peeled for a movie starring Nicolas Cage and Robin Tunney coming out late this year. You may see some pieces of Mesquite in several scenes. Film Crews from Salt Lake City visited Mesquite on tabled March 9 to film scenes for the upcoming movie that will either be titled “Looking Glass” or “Room 10.” By Barbara Ellestad “It’s very common to have two titles for a movie,” said MLN Editor Location Manager Lee Steadman. “Often times, the final title isn’t decided upon until the very last minute.” Stead- Mesquite City Councilman George man is a film veteran of many year and has been involved Rapson said he wasn’t talking about in iconic movies such as “Dumb and Dumber,” “Species,” whether to approve the emergency re- “The Stand” and “Mulholland Falls.” cruitment and hiring of two firefighter Whichever title is chosen, the genre is set as thriller. Ac- paramedics but about the process of cording to internet sources, “a couple buy a desert motel placing items on the council agendas where they find out that strange, mysterious events- oc and the public not receiving the same cur.” Theories on additional details include finding a dif- background material as the councilors ferent bar every time a door is opened. do. Their first main Mesquite location was the Stateline Ca- Mesquite Fire Chief Kash Cristopher sino, 490 W. Mesquite Blvd. Crews were on site for most placed an item on the Mesquite City of the day preparing, shooting scenes and cleaning up the Council meeting for Tuesday, March 14, next day as they went to other sites. requesting the approval of emergency Other local settings used for the scenes include driv- recruitment and hiring of two firefighter ing out West Pioneer Boulevard and Flat Top Mesa. “We paramedics. took them all the way there and then back to the bar,” The issue arose when the Mesquite said Officer Quinn Averett with the Mesquite Police Local News requested the agenda item Department, who was part of the escort for the caravan either be removed from the agenda or ta- of cars traveling through town. While the crew was in bled because background material made town, they were escorted by two officers to ensure safety available to the council members had not and timeliness in getting through the more congested been included in the public agenda pack- traffic areas. et and other information had been given The crews finished up at Stateline around 8:30 p.m. and to one council member and no one else, headed over to the Eureka Casino until about 2 a.m. with council or public. shots filmed inside Town Square Buffett and the Seasons “It seems that the last couple of months Lounge. we’ve had some breakdowns in our pro- The Beaver Dam Station was also used several times for cess,” Rapson said about background scenes, as were various parts in St. George. Crews told the material not being included in public MLN that a makeshift motel was built at the old St. George agenda packets or items being rushed Airport to be used for much of the film. through technical review meetings. How Mesquite ended up in the running list for scenes in “The reason we do tech review is to have Kathy Stock the movie can be credited to a scouting crew that probably a complete backed-up agenda where we Nicolas Cage was in full character at Stateline on March 9. scoped out the area in October or November, Steadman > See COUNCIL, Page 6A Shown here at the bar glancing at one of the gaming machines. > See FILM, Page 5A eMPlOYMeNT TRaININg ReCORd CROWd SHOWS UP

Firefighter Troy Robb Workforce Connections was honored by the Mesquite elks 2811 on March 11 for his role is removing barriers in upgrading self- By Teri Nehrenz contained breathing MLN apparatus for the Mesquite Fire Depart- The Clark County Library and The Salvation Army ment. From left to Mesquite have teamed up together with Workforce Con- right are Mayor Al Lit- nections to remove all barriers when it comes to putting man, Fire Chief kash Mesquite citizens to work in above minimum wage jobs. Christopher, Robb Shawn Hotch and Stephanie Woolley are working hard and elks exalted Ruler connecting Mesquite residents to the right career training Bill Oskin. that will give them the skills they need for employment that earns them a living wage. Stephanie Clark Are you an out of work, single mom who just finds it impossible to attend classes or a job that pays a wage that will cover the cost of child care let alone give you enough Several honored at annual elks dinner income to survive on? Hotch can set you up with Work- force Connections and the Salvation Army, which will By Stephanie Clark or encounter a low oxygen environment. pay for training, provide you a gas card to make sure you MLN For the Mesquite Police Department, Detective David can get to the school/ training centers (most are located in Alejos was honored for his work in 2016 that brought Las Vegas) and even assist you with child care. In its annual dinner honoring local fire, police and down a high-level drug ring that had come to Mes- Do you have the prospect of employment but are hin- community members, the Mesquite Elks Lodge 2811 quite. His time and skills as a detective enabled him dered by the cost of job specific clothing, health or TAM served a record crowd of nearly 60 members plus fire to gather the evidence and cooperation from outside cards? Workforce Connections and the Salvation Army and police personnel and community members. law enforcement to take down the ring and continue a are ready to help tear down that barrier as well. Firefighter Troy Robb was the first to receive his successful outcome in the war on drugs that Mesquite Are you presently in school, just out of school and award. Robb was a major force in getting upgraded constantly encounters. seeking a career but don’t have the money for college or SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) units for The Citizen of the Year award went to Nick Montoya, Mesquite Fire Rescue in the past year. The devices are > See WORkPLACe, Page 8A necessary for firefighters who enter a burning building > See eLkS, Page 8A Get your daily news in our newsletter! Sign up at MesquiteLocalNews.com 2A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of March 16, 2017 The Week of March 16, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3A POlICe blOTTeR aRReST RePORT

Editor’s note: The following was taken stop on a vehicle for speeding. The driver MaRCH 5-11 Cropsey, IL from the pages of the Mesquite Police De- was arrested for DUI and open container. Statistics supplied by Mesquite Police 3/7/17 partment blotter from March 5-11. Department. Disclaimer: These names DUI MaRCH 8 were reported in the Mesquite Police De- Open container alcohol in vehicle MaRCH 5 Vandalism: Officer responded to a re- partment’s arrest report released March Basic speed Property Damage, Non Vandalism: port of graffiti at a Second South Street city 13, 2017. Persons should be presumed in- Officer responded to a report of a broken park. Officer took the report and investi- nocent until convicted in a court of law. Lazaro-Urcinole, Wilmarana R window on Carrara from a golf ball near gation is ongoing. Benetiz, Oscar A Salt Lake City, UT a golf course. Spoke with parties involved Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Washington, UT 3/6/17 and advised it was a civil issue. An officer responded to a report of a theft 3/5/17 Jail housing agreement DUI: An officer conducted a traffic stop at a local store. Failure to appear on a vehicle for a moving violation. The Traffic Stop: An officer conducted a Open container of alcohol in vehicle Male juvenile offender adult male driver was arrested for DUI- traffic stop on a vehicle for failure to main- False information Mesquite Alcohol, minor consumption and open tain lane. The female driver was arrested 3/7/17 container of alcohol. Two passengers were for DUI. Betony, Lisa M Truancy arrested for open container, obstruction Mesquite and a misdemeanor warrant. MaRCH 9 3/9/17 Maldonado-Cisneros, Roberto Theft: Officers responded to a W. Pio- Fraud: An officer responded to a resi- Intoxicated pedestrian in the roadway Mesquite neer Boulevard business on a theft of mer- dence to assist a citizen with fraudulent 3/10/17 chandise. Subject was arrested and prop- charges on a credit card. Chavarria-Portillo, Danilo H Intoxicated person in the roadway erty returned. DUI: An officer conducted a traffic stop St. George, UT Domestic Violence IP: Officers re- for multiple violations. The driver was ar- 3/5/17 Marcelino, Michael J TOM STEVENS SWAGGER ROLLING STONES TRIBUTE sponded to a Mesa Boulevard residence rested for felony DUI. Open container of alcohol in vehicle Littlefield, AZ TIMELESS IMPRESSIONS PREMIER CELTIC BAND MICK ADAMS AND THE STONES for a report of a domestic in progress. Two Person on foot: An officer contacted 3/11/17 females were arrested and cited for do- two females who were jaywalking. Both Male juvenile offender Basic Speed MARCH 17, 7:30PM MARCH 18, 8:30PM MARCH 25, 8:30PM mestic battery. females were issued citations for being in- Mesquite Unregistered vehicle toxicated in the roadway. 3/7/17 No proof of insurance MaRCH 6 Battery on Person: Officers respond- Possession of drug paraphernalia Failure to maintain travel lane Traffic accident W/O injury: An of- ed to a Mesa Boulevard casino reference Possession of drug paraphernalia ficer responded to a local parking lot in disorderly conduct. One male was given a Male juvenile offender reference to a property damage vehicle ac- citation for battery. Mesquite Maw, Mitchell L cident. 3/7/17 Ogden, UT Citizen Assist: Police took a report for MaRCH 10 Truancy 3/10/17 fraudulent use of a license plate. Trespassing: An officer was - dis Trespassing Traffic Stop: Officer observed vehicle patched to a West Mesquite Boulevard ca- Flowers, Cole T False information speeding above the posted speed limit in a sino in reference to a trespassing incident. Salt Lake City, UT school zone and conducted a traffic stop. It One adult male subject was cited for tres- 3/6/17 McKay, Daniel A was discovered the vehicle has a suspend- passing. Another adult male subject was Jail housing agreement Veyo, UT ed registration and no valid insurance. taken into custody for trespassing and ob- 3/5/17 The driver was cited and informed the ve- structing a public officer. Garcia, Gabriel Petit larceny hicle was going to be impounded for said Property Damage, Non Vandalism: Bloomfield, NM violations. The driver became irate and be- Officer responded to a Commerce Circle 3/6/17 Mejia, Isaac R Jr. gan swearing at the officers on the scene. business for a report of property damage. Disturbing the peace St. George, UT The male was arrested for breach of peace. Officer took the report and investigation is 3/9/17 Fraud: Officer took a report of- anat ongoing. Gutierrez, Adolfo G DUI tempted fraud at a local credit union. Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Mesquite Theft: Police took a report for a theft An officer responded to a suspicious call 3/7/16 Ninichuck, Megan N from a storage unit. at an East Mesquite Boulevard residence. DUI North Las Vegas Controlled Substance Problem: An A report was taken to document the activ- Failure to maintain travel lane 3/8/17 officer responded to the Mesquite Deten- ity. DUI tion Center in reference to a controlled Huppert, Gary D TRIBUTE TO THE CARS TRIBUTE TO THE EAGELS > See ARReST, Page 6A COMEDY MACHINE substance found on an inmate. MaRCH 11 HEARTBEAT CITY THEIR GREATEST HITS Intoxicated Person: Officers respond- Verbal Dispute IP: Officers were APRIL 7, 8:30PM ed to a local hotel for an intoxicated male dispatched to a North Sandhill Boule- APRIL 1, 8:30PM APRIL 15, 8:30PM fire cAlls subject. An arrest was made for Disturb- vard business in reference to a verbal Mesquite Fire & Rescue submits the following call statistics for the week of March ing the Peace. dispute. 6-12. Property Damage, Non Vandalism: Total Calls For Service: 62* MaRCH 7 An officer responded to a traffic accident 911 Transports: 23 Comedy Series Dates Traffic Stop: Officer observed a vehicle which occurred on private property. No Non Transports: 16 Inter-facility Transports: 16 swerving in and out of traffic lanes and injuries were reported and a report was Fire Related Incidents: 7 making an improper turn. Upon conduct- completed. April 7th May 5th June 2nd ing a traffic stop the officer’s investigation Controlled Substance Problem: Of- March 8 showed the driver was intoxicated. The ficer made a traffic stop for violations. One •e-11 Responded to the Stake Center Park on North Arrowhead for a garbage can on driver was arrested for DUI. adult male was arrested for possession of fire. Arrived to find fire had been put out with minimal damage other than to garbage. March 10 Traffic Stop: Officer conducted a traffic drug paraphernalia and traffic offenses. •e-11 Responded to Old Mill ball fields for a garbage can on fire. Arrived to find garbage $15 can in bathroom burned. Incident under investigation. Police cAlls Lost property 1 Non Transports include: Patient refusals, lift assists, patient deceased at TOP COMICS FROM ALL Many calls that the Police Department Miscellaneous CAD call report 1 scene, no patient found, no incident found, Incidents handled by other agencies. receives are not always included in the Noise disturbance 2 * Call totals do not always add up to the Total Calls For Service due to mul- 21 AND OLDER THE UNITED STATES. blotter, as they are under investigation or Non LEO incident 5 tiple patients/incident types at a single incident. TICKETS NOW ON SALE! a synopsis is not received. To show the Nuisance or minor disturbance 1 amount of work our PD does do, we are Parking problem 1 Find us on Facebook! Mesquite NV Fire & Rescue including a weekly roster of stats. This Person on foot 5 week, there were 143 total incidents in the Property damage, non-vandalism 6 blotter: Reckless driver 1 Sex offender verification 3 Agency assistance 6 Suicidal person 1 Call 800.585.3737 • www.startickets.com Alarm 14 Suspicious person 15 Animal complaint 5 Suspicious vehicle 5 Animal pick up 4 Theft 2 GIFTS & • Clothing Background investigation 1 Threatening 1 THRIFTS! • Dragons ELVIS TRIBUTE Battery on person 1 Traffic accident w/o injury 4 MARCH 15–19 MARCH 22–26 MARCH 29–APRIL 2 Citizen assists 10 Traffic problem 2 • Essential Oils WITH JOHN BROOKS Controlled substance problem 3 Traffic stop 6 • Knick-Knacks Skydome GREGG PETERSON VEGAS ROADSHOW RADIO RAVE Domestic violence 2 Trespassing 1 ARIZONA LOTTERY DUI 2 Unknown problem 5 EVERY TUESDAY 6PM Open Tuesday - Saturday Lounge Fire 1 Unsecure premise 1 Drive a Little & Get a Lotto Follow up investigation 2 Vandalism 1 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pick-up Your Favorite Lotto Tickets today! Found property 2 Verbal dispute 1 or By Appointment HOURS: Wednesday–Thursday & Sunday 7pm–Midnight & Friday–Saturday 8pm–1:30am Fraud 3 VIN number inspection 9 Store: 928-347-5589 • Bar: 928-347-5492 Intoxicated person 1 Welfare check 3 435-531-6373 BEAVER DAM, AZ EXIT K9 search 3 404 Riverside Rd. • Mesquite 9 MILES NORTH OF MESQUITE OFF I15

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Editor’s note: The following was taken stop on a vehicle for speeding. The driver MaRCH 5-11 Cropsey, IL from the pages of the Mesquite Police De- was arrested for DUI and open container. Statistics supplied by Mesquite Police 3/7/17 partment blotter from March 5-11. Department. Disclaimer: These names DUI MaRCH 8 were reported in the Mesquite Police De- Open container alcohol in vehicle MaRCH 5 Vandalism: Officer responded to a re- partment’s arrest report released March Basic speed Property Damage, Non Vandalism: port of graffiti at a Second South Street city 13, 2017. Persons should be presumed in- Officer responded to a report of a broken park. Officer took the report and investi- nocent until convicted in a court of law. Lazaro-Urcinole, Wilmarana R window on Carrara from a golf ball near gation is ongoing. Benetiz, Oscar A Salt Lake City, UT a golf course. Spoke with parties involved Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Washington, UT 3/6/17 and advised it was a civil issue. An officer responded to a report of a theft 3/5/17 Jail housing agreement DUI: An officer conducted a traffic stop at a local store. Failure to appear on a vehicle for a moving violation. The Traffic Stop: An officer conducted a Open container of alcohol in vehicle Male juvenile offender adult male driver was arrested for DUI- traffic stop on a vehicle for failure to main- False information Mesquite Alcohol, minor consumption and open tain lane. The female driver was arrested 3/7/17 container of alcohol. Two passengers were for DUI. Betony, Lisa M Truancy arrested for open container, obstruction Mesquite and a misdemeanor warrant. MaRCH 9 3/9/17 Maldonado-Cisneros, Roberto Theft: Officers responded to a W. Pio- Fraud: An officer responded to a resi- Intoxicated pedestrian in the roadway Mesquite neer Boulevard business on a theft of mer- dence to assist a citizen with fraudulent 3/10/17 chandise. Subject was arrested and prop- charges on a credit card. Chavarria-Portillo, Danilo H Intoxicated person in the roadway erty returned. DUI: An officer conducted a traffic stop St. George, UT Domestic Violence IP: Officers - re for multiple violations. The driver was ar- 3/5/17 Marcelino, Michael J TOM STEVENS SWAGGER ROLLING STONES TRIBUTE sponded to a Mesa Boulevard residence rested for felony DUI. Open container of alcohol in vehicle Littlefield, AZ TIMELESS IMPRESSIONS PREMIER CELTIC BAND MICK ADAMS AND THE STONES for a report of a domestic in progress. Two Person on foot: An officer contacted 3/11/17 females were arrested and cited for do- two females who were jaywalking. Both Male juvenile offender Basic Speed MARCH 17, 7:30PM MARCH 18, 8:30PM MARCH 25, 8:30PM mestic battery. females were issued citations for being in- Mesquite Unregistered vehicle toxicated in the roadway. 3/7/17 No proof of insurance MaRCH 6 Battery on Person: Officers respond- Possession of drug paraphernalia Failure to maintain travel lane Traffic accident W/O injury: An of- ed to a Mesa Boulevard casino reference Possession of drug paraphernalia ficer responded to a local parking lot in disorderly conduct. One male was given a Male juvenile offender reference to a property damage vehicle ac- citation for battery. Mesquite Maw, Mitchell L cident. 3/7/17 Ogden, UT Citizen Assist: Police took a report for MaRCH 10 Truancy 3/10/17 fraudulent use of a license plate. Trespassing: An officer was - dis Trespassing Traffic Stop: Officer observed vehicle patched to a West Mesquite Boulevard ca- Flowers, Cole T False information speeding above the posted speed limit in a sino in reference to a trespassing incident. Salt Lake City, UT school zone and conducted a traffic stop. It One adult male subject was cited for tres- 3/6/17 McKay, Daniel A was discovered the vehicle has a suspend- passing. Another adult male subject was Jail housing agreement Veyo, UT ed registration and no valid insurance. taken into custody for trespassing and ob- 3/5/17 The driver was cited and informed the ve- structing a public officer. Garcia, Gabriel Petit larceny hicle was going to be impounded for said Property Damage, Non Vandalism: Bloomfield, NM violations. The driver became irate and be- Officer responded to a Commerce Circle 3/6/17 Mejia, Isaac R Jr. gan swearing at the officers on the scene. business for a report of property damage. Disturbing the peace St. George, UT The male was arrested for breach of peace. Officer took the report and investigation is 3/9/17 Fraud: Officer took a report of- anat ongoing. Gutierrez, Adolfo G DUI tempted fraud at a local credit union. Suspicious Person/Circumstance: Mesquite Theft: Police took a report for a theft An officer responded to a suspicious call 3/7/16 Ninichuck, Megan N from a storage unit. at an East Mesquite Boulevard residence. DUI North Las Vegas Controlled Substance Problem: An A report was taken to document the activ- Failure to maintain travel lane 3/8/17 officer responded to the Mesquite Deten- ity. DUI tion Center in reference to a controlled Huppert, Gary D TRIBUTE TO THE CARS TRIBUTE TO THE EAGELS > See ARReST, Page 6A COMEDY MACHINE substance found on an inmate. MaRCH 11 HEARTBEAT CITY THEIR GREATEST HITS Intoxicated Person: Officers respond- Verbal Dispute IP: Officers were APRIL 7, 8:30PM ed to a local hotel for an intoxicated male dispatched to a North Sandhill Boule- APRIL 1, 8:30PM APRIL 15, 8:30PM fire cAlls subject. An arrest was made for Disturb- vard business in reference to a verbal Mesquite Fire & Rescue submits the following call statistics for the week of March ing the Peace. dispute. 6-12. Property Damage, Non Vandalism: Total Calls For Service: 62* MaRCH 7 An officer responded to a traffic accident 911 Transports: 23 Comedy Series Dates Traffic Stop: Officer observed a vehicle which occurred on private property. No Non Transports: 16 Inter-facility Transports: 16 swerving in and out of traffic lanes and injuries were reported and a report was Fire Related Incidents: 7 making an improper turn. Upon conduct- completed. April 7th May 5th June 2nd ing a traffic stop the officer’s investigation Controlled Substance Problem: Of- March 8 showed the driver was intoxicated. The ficer made a traffic stop for violations. One •e-11 Responded to the Stake Center Park on North Arrowhead for a garbage can on driver was arrested for DUI. adult male was arrested for possession of fire. Arrived to find fire had been put out with minimal damage other than to garbage. March 10 Traffic Stop: Officer conducted a traffic drug paraphernalia and traffic offenses. •e-11 Responded to Old Mill ball fields for a garbage can on fire. Arrived to find garbage $15 can in bathroom burned. Incident under investigation. Police cAlls Lost property 1 Non Transports include: Patient refusals, lift assists, patient deceased at TOP COMICS FROM ALL Many calls that the Police Department Miscellaneous CAD call report 1 scene, no patient found, no incident found, Incidents handled by other agencies. receives are not always included in the Noise disturbance 2 * Call totals do not always add up to the Total Calls For Service due to mul- 21 AND OLDER THE UNITED STATES. blotter, as they are under investigation or Non LEO incident 5 tiple patients/incident types at a single incident. TICKETS NOW ON SALE! a synopsis is not received. To show the Nuisance or minor disturbance 1 amount of work our PD does do, we are Parking problem 1 Find us on Facebook! Mesquite NV Fire & Rescue including a weekly roster of stats. This Person on foot 5 week, there were 143 total incidents in the Property damage, non-vandalism 6 blotter: Reckless driver 1 Sex offender verification 3 Agency assistance 6 Suicidal person 1 Call 800.585.3737 • www.startickets.com Alarm 14 Suspicious person 15 Animal complaint 5 Suspicious vehicle 5 Animal pick up 4 Theft 2 GIFTS & • Clothing Background investigation 1 Threatening 1 THRIFTS! • Dragons ELVIS TRIBUTE Battery on person 1 Traffic accident w/o injury 4 MARCH 15–19 MARCH 22–26 MARCH 29–APRIL 2 Citizen assists 10 Traffic problem 2 • Essential Oils WITH JOHN BROOKS Controlled substance problem 3 Traffic stop 6 • Knick-Knacks Skydome GREGG PETERSON VEGAS ROADSHOW RADIO RAVE Domestic violence 2 Trespassing 1 ARIZONA LOTTERY DUI 2 Unknown problem 5 EVERY TUESDAY 6PM Open Tuesday - Saturday Lounge Fire 1 Unsecure premise 1 Drive a Little & Get a Lotto Follow up investigation 2 Vandalism 1 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pick-up Your Favorite Lotto Tickets today! Found property 2 Verbal dispute 1 or By Appointment HOURS: Wednesday–Thursday & Sunday 7pm–Midnight & Friday–Saturday 8pm–1:30am Fraud 3 VIN number inspection 9 Store: 928-347-5589 • Bar: 928-347-5492 Intoxicated person 1 Welfare check 3 435-531-6373 BEAVER DAM, AZ EXIT K9 search 3 404 Riverside Rd. • Mesquite 9 MILES NORTH OF MESQUITE OFF I15

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Of course, that also means we’re free without any guidance to readers as to tion or other harm, and have informa- Usually I’m haranguing some gov- to be dishonest, self-serving and incom- the distinction, it can confuse and di- tion that cannot be obtained elsewhere. CNN starts odd trend in journalism ernment body or another about First petent. We have to prove ourselves every minish the publication’s credibility. Explain why anonymity was granted.” Amendment issues, or complaining day with every story. All we have is the It’s like walking into a fine-dining re you watching the snit-fight fog daily. Simply calling “BS” without “Mankind must put an end to war about a bill before the Nevada Legisla- credibility we build with readers. That’s restaurant and being handed a fast-food • seek out A greAter vAriety of between the president of the doing the work is a dangerous shortcut. before war puts an end to mankind” ture. There is no shortage of such topics why the best ones do have training, expe- menu. You’ll feel deceived because of viewPoints. United States and the cable If the president lies, then by all means President John F. Kennedy said (with- this year, but it seems like an appropri- rience and follow an ethical code. your expectations. This goes for reporters, but it’s also a news powerhouse CNN? It’s dig deeper and report the truth. Think out proof). ate time to shine a little light on my own good practice for readers. Aa beaut. Woodward and Bernstein. When they profession. • sePArAte news froM oPinion. • stoP relying on AnonyMous There is no single, all-knowing source Donald Trump called CNN the pro- broke open the Watergate scandal, did “Every gun that is made signifies a From the accusations of fake news to The line has become hazy, when it sources. for news. Reporters are trained to seek prietor of fake news and CNN said the they do it by copying down statements theft from those who hunger” the rise of alternative facts, skepticism should be black and white between The journalists’ code of ethics says, opposing sides of a story to provide con- president is a big, fat liar. It has reached from the White House and adding President Eisenhower said (without and mistrust are high. So let me offer straightforward news articles and “Identify sources clearly. The public is text and balance, but they sometimes a point in which CNN now adds the “without proof” at the end? proof). a few suggestions to help us all regain editorials, columns and letters that are entitled to as much information as pos- fall into habits of turning to familiar words “without proof” to about every- No. trust in the press. expressions of opinion. sible to judge the reliability and motiva- sources. They can fall into their own thing the president asserts. They reported the government line, “A nation does not have to be cruel The foundation for these thoughts is Yes, there is a broad spectrum of tions of sources.” echo chambers. Case in point: Trump tweets the SHeRMaN FRedeRICK and then worked like hell to expose the to be tough.” the Society of Professional Journalists’ writing under journalism — analysis, Currently, we’re seeing a steady That’s also true of readers, who COMMeNTaRY bombshell that he believes that Presi- cover-up. President Roosevelt said (without code of ethics. I encourage you to read background, first-person reporting, and stream of stories from major publica- should show a willingness to venture dent Obama wiretapped him during the Journalism is hard. Do the work. I proof). the entire code to find out what journal- so on. We can do a better job of provid- tions attributed to unnamed leaks. beyond their comfort zones and chal- 2016 campaign. of reporting in which a parenthetical get CNN hates the president for calling ists agree is a minimum set of standards ing context to readers. Often those stories are based on mul- lenge their own assumptions. CNN said he tweeted it “without comment “without proof” substitutes out its alleged bias. I’d be upset, too. But “If you like your doctor, you can for their work. I realize some people see bias in ev- tiple sources, and have a higher level of We’ll all learn something. And that, proof”. Of course, CNN can’t know the for journalism (which is a bad thing, if the best revenge is stellar reporting, not keep your doctor” A great thing about journalists is erything they read, and I won’t dispute confirmation than many people realize. really, is the point of Sunshine Week. voracity of the president’s tweet and it you will excuse the parenthetical com- juvenile editorial comments slapped on President Obama said (and CNN that anybody can be one. There’s no the underlying prejudice that any writer Still, the practice of using anonymous has not bothered to do the journalism ment.) the end of news stories. bought it hook, line and sinker). government-issued license, no require- brings to his work. We’re human, you sources places the entire burden of Barry Smith, a former newspaper reporter and required to prove it … or shoot it down. Look, all politicians – yes, even be- Plus, it’s not a sustainable approach ment for a college degree or specified know. credibility on the publication, rather editor, is executive director of the Nevada Press Yet, CNN bosses feel comfortable in loved presidents -- deceive the public to reporting the news. Can you imagine Sherman Frederick is a longtime Nevada news- course of training. It’s open to anybody But news articles are intended to be than the sources. Readers are asked to Association casting doubt on the assertion. from time to time. Call it what you like what that would look like had it been man, member of the Nevada Newspaper Hall of The point is CNN enters dark terri- – spin, lie, whatever – good reporters applied to presidents past? Here’s a Fame and founder of Battle Born Media. You can tory in creating this odd new standard know this and they fight through the sample: reach him at [email protected]) Charter moving forward By Stephanie Clark more members in the committee,” said leTTeR TO THe edITOR MLN City Liaison Aaron Baker. Lawmakers should narrow, Several concerned citizens have con- Many misconceptions have been made tacted Baker about the ability for the We MUST Tax IMPORTS aNd the expense of exports and American in the past few months as the proposed city to create new or raise current taxes exPORTS eqUallY jobs. Adding a BAT not only improves not expand gun-free zones charter for the City of Mesquite has under the Charter concept. “Nothing is To the editor, US competitiveness and creates Ameri- made its way to Carson City. As Senate changing by going to a Charter City,” he The January 11, 2017 issue of the Mes- can jobs, but it balances trade, mitigating awmakers in Carson City con- Bill 56 winds through the Nevada State said. “We are just mirroring our current quite Local News posted a letter to the the trade deficit and budget shortfalls. tinue to exhibit rabid hoplopho- Assembly, Lobbyist Warren Hardy still operations by going to a Charter City editor where I laid out what a Border One dollar reduction on production bia — fear of guns. believes the bill will reach the governor’s status. We’re just using a different -en Adjustable Tax (BAT) is, how, in prac- taxes can be offset by a little more than A bill has been introduced to desk in the first two weeks of April. abling legislation. Instead of using NRS tice, it is used against America by our fifty cents in consumption taxes because Lfurther extend gun-free zones to public SB 56 passed the initial start of the As- (Nevada Revised Statute) 266, we’ll be trading partners and why we need to imports are included in consumption libraries and their parking lots. Senate sembly on March 2 when Assemblyman using the charter.” implement a response to this interna- taxes. The Trump administration float- Bill 115, introduced by state Sen. Mo Edgar Flores (D-LV) moved that the bill The bottom line to the new charter is tional standard practice. ed with the public the idea of a reduction Denis of Las Vegas, would add public THOMaS MITCHell be sent to the Assembly’s Committee on that Mesquite will be able to customize In this piece, I hope to provide a macro on corporate (production) taxes from libraries to the current law, which al- COMMeNTaRY Government Affairs. As of this week, ordinances to best fit their needs with- view of the subject and the likely inclu- 35% to 15% and a BAT of 20% to pay for ready prohibits guns and other weap- the hearing for the bill before the com- out affecting other cities in Nevada that sion of such a method in upcoming tax it. This was intended to be a beginning ons in the buildings and parking lots of mittee had not been scheduled. are under NRS 266. “The council could reform. negotiating position. The likely out- universities, public and private schools have a gun in your car in the parking lot “We’ve asked for some advance time have and still can change tax rates,” said We all pay needed taxes via production come will probably look more like a 15 and childcare facilities. of these facilities. for the hearing to prepare,” said Hardy, Baker. “But it always has and always or consumption. The rest of the Organi- point corporate tax reduction and a BAT Now, we have no problem with the In fact, in the 2015 legislative session Submitted photo since the bill will be going through the will have to go through a public process. zation of Economic Cooperation and De- around 8% which will be more palatable private owners of land and buildings Assemblyman John Hambrick intro- Fire Chief kash Christopher has completed the process for designation as same process as before. It is expected that None of that changes.” velopment (OECD) nations – our trad- with retailers and the public. demanding that visitors come unarmed, duced a bill that would have allowed “Chief Fire Officer.” Hardy will be joined by Mayor Al Litman If, and/or when, the Charter is ap- ing partners, use their Value-Added Tax Most of the existing plans in the House and the state is surely the owner or guns in vehicles at the aforementioned and City Attorney Bob Sweetin in Carson proved, there are no immediate plans to (VAT) as an import tariff as explained in of Representatives have BAT rates in the custodian of universities and pub- locales. A hearing on the bill was City to testify when that hearing is sched- raise citizens’ local taxes. the January 11th article. Thus, they rely 6-9% range. In the next few months, lic schools. Though why lawmakers packed with proponents and oppo- uled. “It’s the same process, but this one As of now, the city is awaiting SB 56 more on consumption taxes and we rely Congress and the public should come to should be allowed to dictate to private nents. Mesquite fire chief Christopher may take a bit longer because there are has yet to be scheduled for its next step. more on production taxes. understand this issue more and should schools and private childcare facilities is A digest of the bill stated it would add Those proposing a Border Adjustable gain support. There are, and always will beyond us. an exception to the law so that a person completes designation process Tax say that if we shift some taxes off be, pundits and politicians who oppose Additionally, this bill is a pointless would not be prohibited from possess- production and onto consumption, we this approach but reasonable people will endeavor that does nothing but add ing a weapon on those specific grounds Fire Chief Kash Christopher of the the emergency services profession and will get more American production jobs prevail and longer-term debt reduction needless paperwork and wastes time, if it were inside a locked or occupied Mesquite Fire and Rescue Department has far surpassed critical core compe- $10 off women's cut and economic growth while keeping the will be included in tax reform. The BAT because every library district in the motor vehicle. has successfully completed the process tencies for personnel serving in senior — or — tax system revenue neutral. This is how is the fiscal element to balancing- bud state has the power to control its own Seemed like a common sense ap- that awards him the professional desig- fire officer positions. all of our trading partners create trade gets and eventual debt reduction. grounds and facilities. The Las Vegas- proach, but it never got out of commit- nation of “Chief Fire Officer.” The Com- The CFO designation program uses $5 off men's cut surpluses and why the U.S. racks up def- The BAT is a primary key to Trump’s Clark County Library District already tee. mission on Professional Credentialing a comprehensive peer review model to — or — icits. Failing to adjust for this disparity pathway to prosperity by creating jobs has a policy barring arms inside build- So people who are accustomed to (CPC) met on Feb. 7, to officially confer evaluate candidates seeking the creden- leaves America at a distinct disadvan- and paying down debt. This is the most ings and has guards who check to make keeping a pistol in the glove compart- the designation upon Chief Christopher. tial. 15% off any color service tage. The bottom line is, no matter how important issue before the American sure that the holster on your belt holds ment or a rifle in a gun rack or the trunk He is one of only 1,210 CFO’s worldwide. The Commission on Professional Cre- — or — the government collects taxes, we all pay people. Without it, deficit spending will a cellphone and not a handgun. are breaking the law if they drop their The CPC awards the CFO designa- dentialing, an entity of the Center for them. Collecting taxes on consumption continue. With it, new revenues will This law would require someone to children off on school or daycare park- tion only after an individual successfully Public Safety Excellence, Inc., (CPSE) $12 eyebrow threading treats imports and exports equally. The come in from imports, go to deficit re- get written permission to bring his or ing lots or visit a college campus. Now meets all of the organization’s stringent administers the CFO Designation Pro- — or — current method incentivizes imports at duction and might even reduce our $20 her weapon onto a library parking lot or this bill would add public libraries, even criteria. The process includes an as- gram. The CPC consists of individuals $22 spa pedicure

trillion national debt somewhat. into a library building. if one is dropping a book at an outside sessment of the applicant’s education, from academia, federal and local govern- B L I S S A L O N Frank Shannon During a recent committee meet- collection box. experience, professional development, ment, and the fire and emergency medi- Must bring ad. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Expires 3/31/17 Mesquite ing on the bill, Republican state Sen. Having a gun in the parking lot is not technical competencies, contributions to cal services profession. To learn more Michael Roberson of Las Vegas, said, as good as having one on your person if the profession, and community involve- about CPC, visit www.publicsafetyex- Mesquite daYSPRINg RaNCH SeCUReS “I’m concerned that if these libraries the need arises. Just ask the vice princi- ment. In addition, all applicants are re- cellence.org. walk-ins welcome! LocaL News leaSe FOR YOUTH CeNTeR don’t have adequate security that what pal of the Pearl, Miss., school who had quired to identify a future professional Christopher has been a member of the To the editor, we’re doing is we’re telling the public to run a quarter mile to his vehicle to development plan. Mesquite Fire and Rescue Department 702-345-3545 Published every Thursday by Mesquite Community Youth Cen- that we’re creating gun-free zones. retrieve a gun to stop a shooter. Christopher has a rich knowledge of for almost three years. 355 W. Mesquite Blvd. Ste. D70 Battle Born Media LLC ter DaySprings Ranch is a 501c3 non- And those here that want this bill can In October of 1997 a young man in the Brickyard Plaza profit organization whose purpose is disagree with me but there have been showed up on a school campus carry- Publisher to help the youth population within studies that show gun-free zones are a ing a .30-30 rifle. He fatally shot two Kirk Kern the community. To this end Day- magnet for criminal activity and mass students. At the sound of gunshots, the [email protected] Springs Ranch as secured a 5-year shooters.” vice principal ran a quarter of a mile “ConAir” and many others. Tunney, Editor lease for a community youth center in He said the bill undermines law abid- to his truck, because the school was Film who has had many small parts through- SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE CLASSES barbara ellestad Mesquite. ing Nevadans and actually endangers declared by law to be a gun-free zone, continued from Page 1A out her career, is best known for her [email protected] The 2,500 square foot facility is lo- the public. to recover and load his pistol before re- leading actress role opposite Simon Advertising/Operations Manager cated at 211 West First South Street. Republican state Sen. Don Gustav- turning to campus, where he captured Baker in the television series “The Men- Stephanie Clark This location is close to the youth son — who represents all of Esmeralda, and disarmed the gunman and held said. However they found Mesquite, the talist,” which aired on CBS from 2008 [email protected] population of our community and lies Humboldt, Lander, Mineral, Pershing him for four minutes until police could community may be thankful for their 15 until 2015. Staff within walking distance from both and parts of Nye and Washoe coun- arrive. minutes of possible fame. “I can’t thank the city of Mesquite linda Faas (Virgin Valley Water District) the high school and middle school, ties — echoed Roberson’s concerns This could be an opportunity for an For those who are unfamiliar with enough,” Steadman said. “They have lou Martin (Sports) providing easy access. about creating gun-free zones. He asked enterprising lawmaker to show some Cage, he is known for many films -in been amazing and helpful throughout Teri Nehrenz (Calendar/office manager) The purpose of DaySprings Ranch rhetorically whether one would have a common sense for a change. Amend cluding “Leaving Las Vegas,” “Ghost the whole process making it possible to [email protected] Community Youth Center is to pro- quicker response by pulling out a cell- SB115 by adding the parking lot excep- Rider,” the “National Treasure” trilogy, keep this project on track.” 12 W Mesquite blvd Suite 109 vide a safe place for the youth of our phone and calling 9-1-1 or pulling out tion offered by Hambrick two years Mesquite Nv 89027 community to hang out, along with a weapon. He said many in his district ago. That would not go far enough but providing help through local men- carry concealed weapons wherever would be a move in the right direction. 4 Resume Writing (702) 346-NEWS (6397) toring programs. The center will also they go. Also, let library districts set their own Fax: (888) 241-8172 4 Attire for Hire [email protected] work with local organizations and According to the Nevada Firearms policies. ference within the youth population businesses to provide various oppor- Coalition, since about 1950, more than letters here in Mesquite. 4 Job Readiness tunities for our youth. 95 percent of all mass shootings in Thomas Mitchell is a longtime Nevada newspa- Thank you for your kind consider- continued from Page 4A 4 Interview Skills For this to happen we will need help America have taken place where law- per columnist. You may email him at thomas- ation. Anyone interested in donating 702-613-0699 from our community, both financial and abiding citizens are banned from carry- [email protected]. He also blogs at http://4thst8. may call 702-427-3854. 312 W. Mesquite Blvd. | Suite 102 ing guns. wordpress.com/. with various donations and services. Dennis and Michaela Lee www. mesquiteworksnv.org All classes are scheduled according to demand > See LeTTeRS, Page 5A Most puzzling is why it is a crime to We look forward to making a dif- Mesquite 4A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of March 16, 2017 The Week of March 16, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 5A Shining some light on how the news is covered n the years I’ve been writing Sun- baRRY SMITH fair, accurate and thorough, and they take them on faith. shine Week columns, rarely have I COMMeNTaRY go through a stricter editing process The SPJ code recommends reporters OPINION turned around the lens to examine than opinion pieces. There are different “consider sources’ motives before prom- the responsibilities of the press in who wants to inform others, and all you standards and expectations. ising anonymity. Reserve anonymity for Imaking sure our role in democracy is need is a newsletter or blog. So when I see the two intermingled, sources who may face danger, retribu- transparent and honest. Of course, that also means we’re free without any guidance to readers as to tion or other harm, and have informa- Usually I’m haranguing some gov- to be dishonest, self-serving and incom- the distinction, it can confuse and di- tion that cannot be obtained elsewhere. CNN starts odd trend in journalism ernment body or another about First petent. We have to prove ourselves every minish the publication’s credibility. Explain why anonymity was granted.” Amendment issues, or complaining day with every story. All we have is the It’s like walking into a fine-dining re you watching the snit-fight fog daily. Simply calling “BS” without “Mankind must put an end to war about a bill before the Nevada Legisla- credibility we build with readers. That’s restaurant and being handed a fast-food • seek out A greAter vAriety of between the president of the doing the work is a dangerous shortcut. before war puts an end to mankind” ture. There is no shortage of such topics why the best ones do have training, expe- menu. You’ll feel deceived because of viewPoints. United States and the cable If the president lies, then by all means President John F. Kennedy said (with- this year, but it seems like an appropri- rience and follow an ethical code. your expectations. This goes for reporters, but it’s also a news powerhouse CNN? It’s dig deeper and report the truth. Think out proof). ate time to shine a little light on my own good practice for readers. Aa beaut. Woodward and Bernstein. When they profession. • sePArAte news froM oPinion. • stoP relying on AnonyMous There is no single, all-knowing source Donald Trump called CNN the pro- broke open the Watergate scandal, did “Every gun that is made signifies a From the accusations of fake news to The line has become hazy, when it sources. for news. Reporters are trained to seek prietor of fake news and CNN said the they do it by copying down statements theft from those who hunger” the rise of alternative facts, skepticism should be black and white between The journalists’ code of ethics says, opposing sides of a story to provide con- president is a big, fat liar. It has reached from the White House and adding President Eisenhower said (without and mistrust are high. So let me offer straightforward news articles and “Identify sources clearly. The public is text and balance, but they sometimes a point in which CNN now adds the “without proof” at the end? proof). a few suggestions to help us all regain editorials, columns and letters that are entitled to as much information as pos- fall into habits of turning to familiar words “without proof” to about every- No. trust in the press. expressions of opinion. sible to judge the reliability and motiva- sources. They can fall into their own thing the president asserts. They reported the government line, “A nation does not have to be cruel The foundation for these thoughts is Yes, there is a broad spectrum of tions of sources.” echo chambers. Case in point: Trump tweets the SHeRMaN FRedeRICK and then worked like hell to expose the to be tough.” the Society of Professional Journalists’ writing under journalism — analysis, Currently, we’re seeing a steady That’s also true of readers, who COMMeNTaRY bombshell that he believes that Presi- cover-up. President Roosevelt said (without code of ethics. I encourage you to read background, first-person reporting, and stream of stories from major publica- should show a willingness to venture dent Obama wiretapped him during the Journalism is hard. Do the work. I proof). the entire code to find out what journal- so on. We can do a better job of provid- tions attributed to unnamed leaks. beyond their comfort zones and chal- 2016 campaign. of reporting in which a parenthetical get CNN hates the president for calling ists agree is a minimum set of standards ing context to readers. Often those stories are based on mul- lenge their own assumptions. CNN said he tweeted it “without comment “without proof” substitutes out its alleged bias. I’d be upset, too. But “If you like your doctor, you can for their work. I realize some people see bias in ev- tiple sources, and have a higher level of We’ll all learn something. And that, proof”. Of course, CNN can’t know the for journalism (which is a bad thing, if the best revenge is stellar reporting, not keep your doctor” A great thing about journalists is erything they read, and I won’t dispute confirmation than many people realize. really, is the point of Sunshine Week. voracity of the president’s tweet and it you will excuse the parenthetical com- juvenile editorial comments slapped on President Obama said (and CNN that anybody can be one. There’s no the underlying prejudice that any writer Still, the practice of using anonymous has not bothered to do the journalism ment.) the end of news stories. bought it hook, line and sinker). government-issued license, no require- brings to his work. We’re human, you sources places the entire burden of Barry Smith, a former newspaper reporter and required to prove it … or shoot it down. Look, all politicians – yes, even be- Plus, it’s not a sustainable approach ment for a college degree or specified know. credibility on the publication, rather editor, is executive director of the Nevada Press Yet, CNN bosses feel comfortable in loved presidents -- deceive the public to reporting the news. Can you imagine Sherman Frederick is a longtime Nevada news- course of training. It’s open to anybody But news articles are intended to be than the sources. Readers are asked to Association casting doubt on the assertion. from time to time. Call it what you like what that would look like had it been man, member of the Nevada Newspaper Hall of The point is CNN enters dark terri- – spin, lie, whatever – good reporters applied to presidents past? Here’s a Fame and founder of Battle Born Media. You can tory in creating this odd new standard know this and they fight through the sample: reach him at [email protected]) Charter moving forward By Stephanie Clark more members in the committee,” said leTTeR TO THe edITOR MLN City Liaison Aaron Baker. Lawmakers should narrow, Several concerned citizens have con- Many misconceptions have been made tacted Baker about the ability for the We MUST Tax IMPORTS aNd the expense of exports and American in the past few months as the proposed city to create new or raise current taxes exPORTS eqUallY jobs. Adding a BAT not only improves not expand gun-free zones charter for the City of Mesquite has under the Charter concept. “Nothing is To the editor, US competitiveness and creates Ameri- made its way to Carson City. As Senate changing by going to a Charter City,” he The January 11, 2017 issue of the Mes- can jobs, but it balances trade, mitigating awmakers in Carson City con- Bill 56 winds through the Nevada State said. “We are just mirroring our current quite Local News posted a letter to the the trade deficit and budget shortfalls. tinue to exhibit rabid hoplopho- Assembly, Lobbyist Warren Hardy still operations by going to a Charter City editor where I laid out what a Border One dollar reduction on production bia — fear of guns. believes the bill will reach the governor’s status. We’re just using a different -en Adjustable Tax (BAT) is, how, in prac- taxes can be offset by a little more than A bill has been introduced to desk in the first two weeks of April. abling legislation. Instead of using NRS tice, it is used against America by our fifty cents in consumption taxes because Lfurther extend gun-free zones to public SB 56 passed the initial start of the As- (Nevada Revised Statute) 266, we’ll be trading partners and why we need to imports are included in consumption libraries and their parking lots. Senate sembly on March 2 when Assemblyman using the charter.” implement a response to this interna- taxes. The Trump administration float- Bill 115, introduced by state Sen. Mo Edgar Flores (D-LV) moved that the bill The bottom line to the new charter is tional standard practice. ed with the public the idea of a reduction Denis of Las Vegas, would add public THOMaS MITCHell be sent to the Assembly’s Committee on that Mesquite will be able to customize In this piece, I hope to provide a macro on corporate (production) taxes from libraries to the current law, which al- COMMeNTaRY Government Affairs. As of this week, ordinances to best fit their needs with- view of the subject and the likely inclu- 35% to 15% and a BAT of 20% to pay for ready prohibits guns and other weap- the hearing for the bill before the com- out affecting other cities in Nevada that sion of such a method in upcoming tax it. This was intended to be a beginning ons in the buildings and parking lots of mittee had not been scheduled. are under NRS 266. “The council could reform. negotiating position. The likely out- universities, public and private schools have a gun in your car in the parking lot “We’ve asked for some advance time have and still can change tax rates,” said We all pay needed taxes via production come will probably look more like a 15 and childcare facilities. of these facilities. for the hearing to prepare,” said Hardy, Baker. “But it always has and always or consumption. The rest of the Organi- point corporate tax reduction and a BAT Now, we have no problem with the In fact, in the 2015 legislative session Submitted photo since the bill will be going through the will have to go through a public process. zation of Economic Cooperation and De- around 8% which will be more palatable private owners of land and buildings Assemblyman John Hambrick intro- Fire Chief kash Christopher has completed the process for designation as same process as before. It is expected that None of that changes.” velopment (OECD) nations – our trad- with retailers and the public. demanding that visitors come unarmed, duced a bill that would have allowed “Chief Fire Officer.” Hardy will be joined by Mayor Al Litman If, and/or when, the Charter is ap- ing partners, use their Value-Added Tax Most of the existing plans in the House and the state is surely the owner or guns in vehicles at the aforementioned and City Attorney Bob Sweetin in Carson proved, there are no immediate plans to (VAT) as an import tariff as explained in of Representatives have BAT rates in the custodian of universities and pub- locales. A hearing on the bill was City to testify when that hearing is sched- raise citizens’ local taxes. the January 11th article. Thus, they rely 6-9% range. In the next few months, lic schools. Though why lawmakers packed with proponents and oppo- uled. “It’s the same process, but this one As of now, the city is awaiting SB 56 more on consumption taxes and we rely Congress and the public should come to should be allowed to dictate to private nents. Mesquite fire chief Christopher may take a bit longer because there are has yet to be scheduled for its next step. more on production taxes. understand this issue more and should schools and private childcare facilities is A digest of the bill stated it would add Those proposing a Border Adjustable gain support. There are, and always will beyond us. an exception to the law so that a person completes designation process Tax say that if we shift some taxes off be, pundits and politicians who oppose Additionally, this bill is a pointless would not be prohibited from possess- production and onto consumption, we this approach but reasonable people will endeavor that does nothing but add ing a weapon on those specific grounds Fire Chief Kash Christopher of the the emergency services profession and will get more American production jobs prevail and longer-term debt reduction needless paperwork and wastes time, if it were inside a locked or occupied Mesquite Fire and Rescue Department has far surpassed critical core compe- $10 off women's cut and economic growth while keeping the will be included in tax reform. The BAT because every library district in the motor vehicle. has successfully completed the process tencies for personnel serving in senior — or — tax system revenue neutral. This is how is the fiscal element to balancing- bud state has the power to control its own Seemed like a common sense ap- that awards him the professional desig- fire officer positions. all of our trading partners create trade gets and eventual debt reduction. grounds and facilities. The Las Vegas- proach, but it never got out of commit- nation of “Chief Fire Officer.” The Com- The CFO designation program uses $5 off men's cut surpluses and why the U.S. racks up def- The BAT is a primary key to Trump’s Clark County Library District already tee. mission on Professional Credentialing a comprehensive peer review model to — or — icits. Failing to adjust for this disparity pathway to prosperity by creating jobs has a policy barring arms inside build- So people who are accustomed to (CPC) met on Feb. 7, to officially confer evaluate candidates seeking the creden- leaves America at a distinct disadvan- and paying down debt. This is the most ings and has guards who check to make keeping a pistol in the glove compart- the designation upon Chief Christopher. tial. 15% off any color service tage. The bottom line is, no matter how important issue before the American sure that the holster on your belt holds ment or a rifle in a gun rack or the trunk He is one of only 1,210 CFO’s worldwide. The Commission on Professional Cre- — or — the government collects taxes, we all pay people. Without it, deficit spending will a cellphone and not a handgun. are breaking the law if they drop their The CPC awards the CFO designa- dentialing, an entity of the Center for them. Collecting taxes on consumption continue. With it, new revenues will This law would require someone to children off on school or daycare park- tion only after an individual successfully Public Safety Excellence, Inc., (CPSE) $12 eyebrow threading treats imports and exports equally. The come in from imports, go to deficit re- get written permission to bring his or ing lots or visit a college campus. Now meets all of the organization’s stringent administers the CFO Designation Pro- — or — current method incentivizes imports at duction and might even reduce our $20 her weapon onto a library parking lot or this bill would add public libraries, even criteria. The process includes an as- gram. The CPC consists of individuals $22 spa pedicure

Truancy Ballweg added it wasn’t the council- Council men’s responsibility to make sure infor- Workforce arrest Shay, Cecelia continued from Page 1A mation is included in the background continued from Page 1A continued from Page 3A Desert Springs, AZ material available to the public but city Intoxicated pedestrian in the roadway staff’s responsibility. “It’s important that vocational tuitions? Woolley is passion- Failure to maintain travel lane can, and the public can, ask questions. I all this information and data is fed out ate about helping the youth get into the Snedeger, Cynthia object to this process that we seem to be to everyone so everyone has it,” Ballweg workforce training that will give them Rawling, Robert T Jr. Beaver Dam, AZ falling into more often where we don’t said. a solid foundation that they can build a Mesquite 3/8/17 have adequate or complete backup in the Christopher addressed the council life on. 3/6/17 Jail housing agreement tech review agenda.” and said “I’ll do whatever you ask. I Workforce Connections is available to Disturbing the peace While Rapson said he was probably gave you all the information. We were all eligible residents who desire a one- False information Tom, Jon B in favor of hiring the paramedics, “I asked to give you the last seven years stop shopping trip to training and fu- Basic speed in school zone Moapa, NV think it’s fair to say that we are entitled, of budgets. We gave you all that infor- Stephanie Clark photos ture employment. Whatever your bar- No proof of insurance 3/7/17 as is the public, to a full packet in our mation. Regardless of how I do this, Detective David Alejos, second from left, was honored for his work in 2016 in rier to earning a living wage, Workforce Unregistered vehicle Jail housing agreement agenda items whether it’s in tech review I’m still going to need two firefight- the ever-growing narcotics presence in Mesquite. From left to right are Police Connections will assist and support you or full council. We need to adhere to a ers.” Deputy Chief Scott Taylor, Alejos, Mayor Al Litman, esteemed Leading knight along the entire path from training to em- Rindfleisch, Kathy D Vest, Phillip R process and be consistent in that pro- Christopher added if the public want- Harold Straley and exalted Ruler Bill Oskin. ployment. They will even work around Mesquite Ivins, UT cess. If it’s relevant to us, it’s relevant to ed the information they could read the your schedule to assist you seven days a 3/5/17 3/11/17 the public.” department’s synopsis provided to the week. They’re committed to putting well- Domestic Battery Battery During the council’s technical re- newspaper every week. lor was honored as Elk of the Year while trained Mesquite residents to work. Trespassing view meeting on March 7, Fire Chief However, none of that information in- Straley was given the Elk Officer of the Workforce Connections partners with Tobles-Chavira, Humberto E Disturbing the peace Cristopher and Deputy Fire Chief Rick cludes the extensive data made available elks Year. Both have served many years with local employers and businesses to meet Washington, UT Resnick discussed a spreadsheet con- to the council. continued from Page 1A the Elks and have been instrumental to their needs. It is a one-stop delivery sys- 3/5/17 Villalobos, Lucas taining data and information on the de- City Clerk Tracy Beck, who is respon- the success of the Mesquite lodge. tem serving Southern Nevadans seeking DUI Riverdale, UT partment’s workload that they had sent sible for compiling the agenda packets, the director of Athletics and Leisure Dinner for the event was prepared and training and employment services. The Purchase/consumption by minor 3/10/17 directly to the councilmen but not in- said, “I know where the gap is. The in- Services for the City of Mesquite. Mon- served by Chef Chris Noone, the Virgin youth services will help youth complete Open container of alcohol in vehicle Trespassing cluded in the public agenda background formation gets sent to the mayor and toya has been a key factor in the success Valley High School Culinary Program in- their education whether it be by the tra- Driving w/o valid license material. The Mesquite Local News ob- council but is not sent to me. If it never of several events sponsored by the city, structor. Noone joined VVHS in August ditional graduation process or obtaining Wright, Kairle jected to that and asked that the infor- gets to me, it never gets on the agenda. including Mesquite Days, the Mesquite 2016 and recently received grant money your GED and entering post-secondary Female juvenile offender Mesquite mation be made available to the public You’re not the only department head Recreation Center and most recently, the to replace the cooking stoves in his room, schooling. Mesquite 3/5/17 in the council agenda packet. that does this.” Desert Color Dash held earlier that day. which had not been used for many years Hotch has extensive experience in Hu- 3/6/17 Domestic battery It was not included. City Attorney Bob Sweetin said, “this “This all goes to show that Mesquite prior to this school year. His students pro- man Services and working with com- Teri Nehrenz Also during the technical review issue was brought up at tech review last has the best Fire, Police and Recreation vided a basic Italian dinner with salad, munity members to help better their Career Coaches Shawn Hotch and meeting, Councilman Dave Ballweg week. I spoke directly on this issue at departments. That’s more than I could pasta and meatballs or Italian sausage and situations. Woolley has several years’ Stephanie Woolley are ready to invest asked Resnick for additional data and the staff meeting the following morning. ever hope for,” said Mayor Al Litman, breadsticks followed by cannolis or cake. experience working with youth in vari- in your future through Workforce Con- ✂ Hello Gorgeous information that Resnick said was read- Emails sent to the council and mayor who co-presented the awards with the “This has been a great experience for ous programs. nections. B E A U T Y S A L O N ily available and he would share it with need to be sent to the city manager and Elks’ Exalted Ruler Bill Oskin and Es- the kids,” Noone said. “They did a great Both specialize in helping those with the councilman via Google Docs. That clerk.” teemed Leading Knight Harold Straley. job and we’re very proud of the hard barriers overcome all obstacles when it Maria Galindo information was also not included in Councilman Rich Green agreed with To round out the awards, Kathy Bay- work they have put in.” comes to putting Mesquite residents to are ready to invest in your future. Come see us... Becki Stepp the published background material for Rapson that approving the hire of two work. Like the ladies said, “We’ve got the Job training includes everything from Walk-ins welcome! Dolores Alejos the council meeting nor otherwise made firefighters was probably warranted money to make this program work for truck driving to nursing. Most classes (702) 346-2999 Symone Reisner available to the public. but he wanted the issue tabled for two our residents, we just need to let them are held in Las Vegas now but there are Councilman Brian Wursten asked weeks. “I prefer the information get to know that it’s available.” Workforce Con- online training choices available. Hotch, why the agenda item was introduced the public,” Green said. nections received a $360,000 grant for Woolley and Captain Smith are working Open Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 12 W. Mesquite Blvd. • Ste. 105 • Mesquite separately and not held until the up- “We lose nothing by waiting two this program and you know what they with CSN to provide more training op- coming budget hearings. City Manager weeks,” Barton said. say, “Use it or lose it.” If you need employ- portunities right here in Mesquite but Andy Barton later explained the lengthy “For policy purposes, we need to de- ment help, right now is the time to take that won’t be happening immediately. hiring process would not allow the new lay this until the next technical review. I full advantage of what Workforce Con- Workforce Connections presently employees to begin duties on July 1 as the have the information but it’s not fair to nections has to offer eligible residents. holds an orientation class every Thurs- Fire Chief wanted. the public if they don’t,” Ballweg said as You’ve got everything to gain and nothing day from 1-2 p.m. at the Mesquite Li- Ballweg explained of the informa- he made a motion to postpone the agen- to lose, they’ll walk you through it all and brary, 121 W. First North St., but Hotch tion he requested during the technical da item. hold your hand if that’s what you need. If is available at the library during regular Sell Your Stuff in Classifieds! review meeting, “some I’ve received Rapson, Green and Ballweg voted you’re unemployed, receiving public as- business hours. Woolley’s office is locat- and some never did get to me. I’m as- in favor of postponing the issue while Mesquite Athletics and Leisure Services Director Nick Montoya was honored sistance or just ready to enter the worked inside the Salvation Army Offices at suming that when information is given Wursten voted against it. Councilman for his ongoing work in the community and for the City of Mesquite. From left force with little resources, you qualify; at 355 W. 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As part of the District added fun to get some releases more color in participants’ attire, a color emergency war was held prior to the protocol start of the one mile Desert Color Dash on Special to MLN March 10 Occasionally, storms and other types Stephanie Clark of major events cause power outages in photos the communities. Overton Power wants you and your family to stay safe and be informed in the event of a power outage. Sometimes, telephone lines can be- First Desert Color Dash a success come overloaded or may even be un- available during a large power outage. By Stephanie Clark Your lights might be out and you may MLN not be able to reach the district by telephone, but don’t stay in the dark. As temperatures continue to rise in the sunny Virgin Valley, 1,027 If a widespread power outage occurs, participants signed up to participate in the first of what hopes to please visit OPD’s website at www.opd5. be many Desert Color Dash 5k and Fun Run event that was held at com and click on the power outage but- Hafen Park on March 11. ton; our communications team will post “A little over $10,000 was raised for the PTOs at J.L. Bowler and updates regularly and will keep you in- Virgin Valley Elementary Schools,” said Nick Montoya, director of formed until our crew has repaired the Athletic and Leisure Services with the City of Mesquite, who as- problem and restored power to every- sisted in the event organization and with needed resources. “It’s one. another testament of how our wonderful community continues to Please remember, in the event of a come together time after time to support each other.” power outage, do not report it via social Montoya added that he hopes to continue the event for many media because OPD can’t guarantee the more years, citing everyone had fun and it was a great way to spend delivery of messages received via social a healthy morning with the family. media to the right personnel in a timely The monies raised will go towards projects at both Mesquite and manner. Bunkerville elementary schools. According to Montoya, J.L. Bowl- er Elementary is planning on installing a three-lane track around IF YOU LOSE POWER: their grass area so that the students have a better surface on which 1. Check to see if others in your area to run and walk. have lost power. If others have lights and you don’t, check your home’s panel box. A blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker could be at fault. 2. If you’ve determined that the source of the interruption is outside your home, call us once. Keep the outage numbers near your phone so you can find them quickly: Overton (702) 397-2512 Mesquite (702) 346-5710. During an outage the district’s pri- orities are: to restore the power in a safe and timely manner, to provide the public with outage feedback and estimated times of restoration, and to contact “Pri- ority Service Customers.” A “Priority Service Customer” is any Above, Wendy Kinney, RSC General Manager for Do it customer who has made a written re- Best Corp., poses with her dog Hoss at the first annual quest to the power district to receive di- Desert Color Dash. rect communication during an outage Right, As participants of the 5k crossed the finish line, due to a medical condition. they were doused with color chalk as part of the Desert If you do have medical conditions, Color Dash held at Hafen Park on March 11. such as the need of oxygen, please contact us immediately to insure your name and telephone number are included on KOKOPELLI LANDSCAPING’S the Priority Service Customer contact tHEAtER ATHLETE OF THE WEEK list.

SALVAtion ARmy Local ladies find bullets ‘n’ barbecue By Barb King Help send a All the ingredients are there for solv- ing murders at Marianne Johnstone’s monthly events. When Sheriff Tate kid to camp Noble was shot in the back in front of the Paradise Saloon in Drygulch, all the By Teri Nehrenz suspects were rounded up to help solve MLN the murder. It wasn’t easy choosing the culprit because everyone had a motive to kill the sheriff. It was a melodrama in its Captain Lisa Smith, Salvation Army kill the sheriff. true form. Even western music played in Director, is reaching out to the commu- There was a mean bandit with two pis- the background. nity to help four Mesquite children enjoy tols named Juan Bandito, played by An- The narrator, Jasmine McCoy, played the benefits of The Salvation Army Dis- nie Shoell; an English lady, Sally Forth, by Barb King, kept everything on track covery Summer Camp. who came to town as a mail-order bride as the mystery thickened. She re-capped Camp is scheduled for July 24-28. The to marry the sheriff, played by Gail Ash- the events periodically and added to the cost of camp is about $300 per child. down; a fast-talking gambler, Rowdy excitement and suspense. Smith is asking for donations of any kind Azell, with a deck of cards and an eye for The kitchen staff consisted of -Mari to help offset the costs. the ladies, played by Eve Mikutowicz; anne Johnstone, Heidi Stumph and Joan Smith suspended the program last a prim and proper school marm, Miss Greenhalgh. They served three courses year due to changes made in the admin- Patience, whose marriage to the sheriff of the meal, which included old-fash- istration of the Mesquite offices. Services was cancelled, played by Kathie Chatlin; ioned root beer, tortillas, chips, pulled were still available all along but some of a quack of a doctor, Doc Mallard, played pork, tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream, re- the extra programs such as camp needed by Lorraine Bellaro; a saloon entertainer, fried beans, three kinds of salsa and two Savannah Price to wait until she had all her oars in the Bibi Gunn, played by Brigitta Dahlander. kinds of shredded cheese. A make-your- Savannah Price is first Kokopelli Landscaping’s water. She feels they’ve once again navi- All parts are played by women, but with own ice cream sundae with nuts, choco- ‘Athlete of the Week’ for the spring sports gated toward solid ground and ready to all the disguises such as wigs, mustaches, late, caramel and whipped cream was step forward with programs that benefit make-up, and accessories such as feath- the best dessert ever. No one goes hungry season. Price pitched in every game for the the children, but she needs a little sup- ers, guns, watches and medicine bags, plus at these dinners. Lady Dawgs in the recently completed Sherm port from the community. added accents in the voices, you would The players were especially good at Bennett Memorial softball tournament. According to the Salvation Army, think that half of the cast were men. dressing in the Western style and at As a junior, she also led the Dawgs in hitting “Each summer, children from lower- Such fun was had in this western with “reading” their parts. Five of them had with five hits and three R.B.I’s in eight at bats. income families enjoy fresh air, exercise, all the ad-libbing, laughter, booing, and never been in this kind of play before. If Congrats to Price for her iron-woman table-pounding as the characters ac- you would like to participate, give John- performance in the tournament. > See CAMP, Page 4B cused each other of outlandish plots to stone a call at 702-345-4459. 2B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of March 16, 2017 The Week of March 16, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3B youR SEVEn-dAy foREcASt Sponsored By todAy fRidAy SAtuRdAy SundAy mondAy tuESdAy WEdnESdAy SPoRtS GiRLS tRAcK BoyS tRAcK Serving Mesquite & Sun City For Private Home Tours Call 702-561-8418 Bulldogs take SearchMesquiteMLS.com 84/56 86/58 88/59 84/56 78/48 73/47 68/43 first in meet By Lou Martin Hello Gorgeous celebrates 1 year MLN oBituARiES The Virgin Valley High boys track team opened the 2017 season outscoring nine teams from Nevada and Utah on dAniEL tHomAS moSSBARGER States Presidents, Joey Bishop at the Friday, March 10. Daniel Thomas Mossbarger, 70, passed Joey Bishop Show and his guest, Mu- The boy’s squad won with 132 points, away on March 11, 2017 in Mesquite, NV. hammad Ali. Wilma loved history followed by Spring Mountain with 111 Daniel was born on De- and especially doing her family gene- and Boulder City with 109. On the girls cember 27, 1946 in Chi- alogy. She enjoyed having her family side, the Lady Dawgs impressed with cago, IL to Frank Wilbur near her, and having fun with all her 173.5 points followed by White Pine (Ely) Mossbarger and Helen grandkids. She grew up playing cards with 153 points and Boulder City with Maslow. He met the love including one of her favorites, pinoch- 128. Full team results below. of his life, Cathie Meyer le, and board games which she taught Despite not winning a single individ- in February 1986. to all her family. At Beaver Dam, her ual track event, the Bulldogs dominated Daniel was a proud friend Dorthea Garlick and her en- the relays and weight throws. Bulldog Army Veteran, and was joyed doing puzzles together day after Reid Jensen swept the shot and discus honorably discharged, was a member of day for years. Wilma was very tal- throws. Jaden Dalton placed second in the California American Legion for over ented designing and creating bead- the shot and Tyson Wilson followed thirty years. After leaving the Army, ed Xmas bells, stained glass items, with a second in the discus and a third Daniel worked for KCET the Los Ange- picture collages, jewelry, and many place in the shot. les PBS Station for thirty-nine years as a other crafts. She also learned to paint The Bulldogs won the 4x100 and production engineer. He loved to wear pictures. She collected stamps, coins, 4x200 meter relays quite handily and Stephanie Clark cool socks to work, and was well-known Christmas Santa Clauses, and any- blew out the competition in the 4x800 Maria Galindo, owner of Hello Gorgeous, 12 W. Mesquite Blvd Suite 105, for his wild colors. Daniel’s favorite pas- thing else of interest to her. Christ- but were disqualified with a lane viola- celebrated with her staff and clients on Monday, March 13, with a ribbon cutting time was collecting records, 78’s and mas was her favorite holiday, and red tion. The 4x400 team placed second. Lou Martin courtesy of Mesquite Mayor Al Litman. “We are so thankful for our clients who 45’s, and all types of music. He also en- her favorite color. She loved travel- Members of the winning relay teams Virgin Valley’s Abbie Barnum showed early form in the 100 meter hurdles winning easily. Barnum also won the 300 meter have helped us make it a year,” said Galindo. “We look forward to many more joyed walking and riding his bike with ing, seeing most of the United States (4x100) were Pedro Osuna, Christian hurdles by almost four seconds. years here in Mesquite!” Cathie. Daniel will be greatly missed by including Alaska, Hawaii, along with Martinez, Brogan Bingham and Justin Mr. Brat the cat, who was his buddy, and Australia, Fuji, Mexico, and Canada. Danh. Running for the Dawgs in the enjoyed their jaunts in the backyard. She once traveled by train across the 4X200 were Braden Bingham, Brogan Daniel is survived by his life partner, United States alone. Dawgs dominate invitational meet Bingham, Danh and Devin Cox. The Cathie Meyer, his seven brothers; Jim, In later years, Wilma did volunteer Bulldogs 4x400 relay team, composed of Jan, Frank (Janice), Tony (Maureen), work for many organizations includ- Martinez, Vicente Pinto, Oscar Cuellar Ted (Kathy), Larry, Tim (Connie), and ing The American Red Cross, March By Lou Martin the 4x200 relay in a time of 1:57.04. Other first place Bulldog and Wilson, placed second in their race. his two sisters; Marsha Anderson and of Dimes, Macular Degeneration, MLN winners were Emma Barnum in the high jump and the 4x800 In individual track events, second- Maria (Keith) Richter. Reno-Tahoe Open Golf Tournament, relay team composed of Alyssa Ponce, Denisse Jimenez, Sarah place finishers were Wilson in the 400 Memorial Services will be held at the Reno Rodeo, Reno Air Races, Film Lady Dawgs Bernice Fiso and Abbie Barnum led their team- Walters and Viviana Archuleta. Second place winners were meters and Victor Colmenero in the 800 Riverside Veteran’s Cemetery in River- Festival, and many more. She won the mates to the team title Friday afternoon, March 10, in the Bull- Eskelsen in the 100 meters, Walters in the 800 meters and meters. Third place finishers were Cox Southern Nevada Symphony Orchestra side, CA at a later date. In lieu of flow- prestige Jefferson Award in Septem- dogs’ Early Bird Invitational track meet winning two individ- Bundy in the 200 meters. in the 110 high hurdles, Martinez in the ers, the family requests donations to be ber of 2003 for all her volunteer ser- ual events. Fiso won both weight events and Barnum won the Adding points for third place finishes were Emma Barnum 300 meter hurdles, Brogan Bingham in Ovetures and More made to a Veteran’s organization of your vice. 100 and 300 meter hurdles easily. in the 100 meter hurdles and triple jumps, Teerlink in the 100 the pole vault and Pinto in the 3,200 me- Saturday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m., CasaBlanca Resort Showroom choice. The family invites you to leave Wilma was a member of The Church The Bulldogs showed off their sprint dynamos in the 4x100 and 200 meter dashes, Bundy in the 400 meters and Archuleta ter run. The Bulldogs will host Chapar- Tickets available at the front desk. a message or memory in their “Guest of Jesus Christ of LDS, Littlefield, AZ and 4x200 relay events. The Dawg tandem of Emily Teerlink, in the 3200 meters distance run. The Lady Dawgs showed off ral on March 22. To view our upcoming schedule, visit www.snsymphony.com Book” at www.virginvalleymortuary. Ward. She served various church call- Abbie Barnum, Emma Barnum and Macee Bundy blew out mid-season strength in the sprints, relays and weight events. TEAM SCORES — 1. Virgin Valley, ings over the years. She said one of the competition by almost four seconds in the 4x100 relay in TEAM SCORES — 1. Virgin Valley 173,5; 2. White Pine, 132; 2. Spring Valley 111; 3. Boulder City, WiLmA ELAinE WALLER the best decisions of her life was serv- an amazing early season time of 51:09. 153; 3. Boulder City, 128; 4. Moapa Valley 99; 5. Tonopah, 36; 6. 109; 4. Lincoln County, 105; 5. White Wilma Elaine Waller, 88, passed away ing a two year mission in the Family The Bulldog quartet composed of Teerlink, freshman sprint- Fredonia, 29.5; 7. The Meadows, 20; 8. Lincoln County, 16; 9. Pine, 94; 6. Moapa Valley, 91; 7. Tonopah, on March 2, 2017 in Beaver Dam, AZ. History Center in Salt Lake City. er Nikita Eskelsen, Emily Hafner and Hailee Thornley won Pahranagat Valley, 4. 27; 8. Pahranagat Valley, 8. She was born on March Wilma is survived by her sons, 31, 1928 to George Delbert Ron Nickle (Judy) of Scenic, AZ, Stan Sleasman and Vola May Nickle and Gary Nickle, her daugh- Loftis in Powell Butte, ter, Penny Nickle all of Beaver Dam, SoftBALL BASEBALL OR. She married Steve AZ and Jan Perry of Santa Rosa, CA, Nickle at Reno in 1946, twelve grandchildren, twenty great- and later divorced. grandchildren, and seven great-great- Lady Bulldogs go 1-3 Wilma was raised in grandchildren, brother Jeff Lund Bulldogs lose in championship game Powell Butte and Port- (Sharon) of Scenic, AZ, numerous By Lou Martin land, OR. She attended grade schools nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. in Bennett Memorial MLN there, and Roosevelt High in Portland. She was preceded in death by her By Lou Martin She moved many times in her life liv- parents, husbands Arthur Grillo and MLN The Virgin Valley High baseball program is looking ing in different areas of OR, CA, MT, Marvin Waller, sister Lorraine Boyd, up after the Dawgs showing in the recently completed WA, and NV. She worked in the Port- brother, Ira Sleasman, and grandsons It took the Virgin Valley High softball team two games into Cactus Classic Invitational baseball tournament. land Ship Yards during World War II. Carlo Grillo and Ryan Sanchez. their own Sherm Bennett Memorial Tournament to find their The Bulldogs defeated Elko 6-1 on Friday evening, She was a waitress at dinner steak- The family wishes to express their comfort zone to begin the 2017 season. March 10, to set up a rematch with Emery County houses, and packed pears at Harry & sincere gratitude to Hospice for their After losses against Pahranagat Valley and Lincoln County in the championship game Saturday afternoon. The David in Medford, OR. She enjoyed tender care provided for Wilma, and on Thursday before the tourney began, the Lady Dawgs were Spartans defeated the Bulldogs 5-2 on Friday morning. going to shows, music performances, the loving support given to the family. again defeated by Lincoln County, 13-4, on Friday to fall into The Dawgs allowed two runs in the first inning Fri- fairs, and other events with family No service was held. A family gath- the consolation bracket. day morning against Emery County before rallying Lou Martin and friends. A highlight was getting ering in Wilma’s memory is planned In the consolation opener Saturday morning, the Lady in the top of the third inning to tie the game at 2-2. The Virgin Valley reached the finals of their Cacus autographs of several of our United this month. Dawgs gave up a walk-off grand slam in a loss to Spring Creek Bulldogs could have struck for more runs but left the Classic Invitational this past weekend. (Elko), 10-8. The Dawgs put up five runs in the first inning and bases loaded. Dallen Tanner got the ball rolling with a two in the second to lead early 7-0. Two walks, a hit batter and single followed by a fielder’s choice from Dillon Fuqua, was thrown out on an attempted double steal before an error by Spring Creek opened the gates for the Dawgs. Ab- Jaden Perkins drew a walk, Easton Jensen singled scor- Dillon Fuqua drew a walk. bie Boss and Melissa Vanorsdale had RBI singles for the Daw- ing Fuqua and Perkins scored on a single off the bat of The Spartans hurler settled down and struck out gs. Singles by Taylor Barnum, Savannah Price and Vanorsdale Layton Woods. the next two Bulldog batters. The Dawgs cut the Spar- Mesquite brought in the two runs in the second inning for the Dawgs. The Bulldogs defense collapsed in the bottom of the tans lead to 5-2 in the top of the third scoring. Kayden Starter Price, pitching for three straight games seemed to be inning committing two errors between two walks al- Peterson opened the inning with a single. Two fielding tiring during the inning. An error, two singles and a walk set lowing the Spartans three runs and the eventual 5-2 errors by the Spartans brought one run across before up the winning home run by Spring Creek to end the game. victory. the Spartan thrower shut down the rally with bases The Dawgs had 8 hits, led by Taylor Barnum and Vanorsdale, Saturday’s championship match up with the Spar- loaded. with two hits each. tans was pretty much over after three innings of play. The Spartans added three more runs in the bottom Tile &Flooring The Lady Dawgs ended the tourney with 9-3 win over Valley. The Spartans scored five runs in the first as the Dawgs of the fourth inning and the Dawgs finished with one Virgin Valley put up 7 runs in the first two innings to take a 7-2 lead allowed five runs on only two hits. run in the seventh inning to make the final score 11-3 in 4 4 after two. Pitcher Price led the Dawgs in the rally with a double for The Bulldogs got one run back in the top of the sec- favor of Emery County. The Bulldogs next home game Walk-in Hardwood two runs batted in. Calee Clem relieved Price to begin the fourth ond on walks to Layton Woods and Logan Felix. Nolan will be against Sunrise High School Thursday, March Showers 4 Laminate inning and held Spring Creek to one run the rest of the way. Tanner drove Woods home with a RBI single. Tanner 16 at 3 p.m. in the Dawg Pound. 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. 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Wilma loved history followed by Spring Mountain with 111 Daniel was born on De- and especially doing her family gene- and Boulder City with 109. On the girls cember 27, 1946 in Chi- alogy. She enjoyed having her family side, the Lady Dawgs impressed with cago, IL to Frank Wilbur near her, and having fun with all her 173.5 points followed by White Pine (Ely) Mossbarger and Helen grandkids. She grew up playing cards with 153 points and Boulder City with Maslow. He met the love including one of her favorites, pinoch- 128. Full team results below. of his life, Cathie Meyer le, and board games which she taught Despite not winning a single individ- in February 1986. to all her family. At Beaver Dam, her ual track event, the Bulldogs dominated Daniel was a proud friend Dorthea Garlick and her en- the relays and weight throws. Bulldog Army Veteran, and was joyed doing puzzles together day after Reid Jensen swept the shot and discus honorably discharged, was a member of day for years. Wilma was very tal- throws. Jaden Dalton placed second in the California American Legion for over ented designing and creating bead- the shot and Tyson Wilson followed thirty years. After leaving the Army, ed Xmas bells, stained glass items, with a second in the discus and a third Daniel worked for KCET the Los Ange- picture collages, jewelry, and many place in the shot. les PBS Station for thirty-nine years as a other crafts. She also learned to paint The Bulldogs won the 4x100 and production engineer. He loved to wear pictures. She collected stamps, coins, 4x200 meter relays quite handily and Stephanie Clark cool socks to work, and was well-known Christmas Santa Clauses, and any- blew out the competition in the 4x800 Maria Galindo, owner of Hello Gorgeous, 12 W. Mesquite Blvd Suite 105, for his wild colors. Daniel’s favorite pas- thing else of interest to her. Christ- but were disqualified with a lane viola- celebrated with her staff and clients on Monday, March 13, with a ribbon cutting time was collecting records, 78’s and mas was her favorite holiday, and red tion. The 4x400 team placed second. Lou Martin courtesy of Mesquite Mayor Al Litman. “We are so thankful for our clients who 45’s, and all types of music. He also en- her favorite color. She loved travel- Members of the winning relay teams Virgin Valley’s Abbie Barnum showed early form in the 100 meter hurdles winning easily. Barnum also won the 300 meter have helped us make it a year,” said Galindo. “We look forward to many more joyed walking and riding his bike with ing, seeing most of the United States (4x100) were Pedro Osuna, Christian hurdles by almost four seconds. years here in Mesquite!” Cathie. Daniel will be greatly missed by including Alaska, Hawaii, along with Martinez, Brogan Bingham and Justin Mr. Brat the cat, who was his buddy, and Australia, Fuji, Mexico, and Canada. Danh. Running for the Dawgs in the enjoyed their jaunts in the backyard. She once traveled by train across the 4X200 were Braden Bingham, Brogan Daniel is survived by his life partner, United States alone. Dawgs dominate invitational meet Bingham, Danh and Devin Cox. The Cathie Meyer, his seven brothers; Jim, In later years, Wilma did volunteer Bulldogs 4x400 relay team, composed of Jan, Frank (Janice), Tony (Maureen), work for many organizations includ- Martinez, Vicente Pinto, Oscar Cuellar Ted (Kathy), Larry, Tim (Connie), and ing The American Red Cross, March By Lou Martin the 4x200 relay in a time of 1:57.04. Other first place Bulldog and Wilson, placed second in their race. his two sisters; Marsha Anderson and of Dimes, Macular Degeneration, MLN winners were Emma Barnum in the high jump and the 4x800 In individual track events, second- Maria (Keith) Richter. Reno-Tahoe Open Golf Tournament, relay team composed of Alyssa Ponce, Denisse Jimenez, Sarah place finishers were Wilson in the 400 Memorial Services will be held at the Reno Rodeo, Reno Air Races, Film Lady Dawgs Bernice Fiso and Abbie Barnum led their team- Walters and Viviana Archuleta. Second place winners were meters and Victor Colmenero in the 800 Riverside Veteran’s Cemetery in River- Festival, and many more. She won the mates to the team title Friday afternoon, March 10, in the Bull- Eskelsen in the 100 meters, Walters in the 800 meters and meters. Third place finishers were Cox Southern Nevada Symphony Orchestra side, CA at a later date. In lieu of flow- prestige Jefferson Award in Septem- dogs’ Early Bird Invitational track meet winning two individ- Bundy in the 200 meters. in the 110 high hurdles, Martinez in the ers, the family requests donations to be ber of 2003 for all her volunteer ser- ual events. Fiso won both weight events and Barnum won the Adding points for third place finishes were Emma Barnum 300 meter hurdles, Brogan Bingham in Ovetures and More made to a Veteran’s organization of your vice. 100 and 300 meter hurdles easily. in the 100 meter hurdles and triple jumps, Teerlink in the 100 the pole vault and Pinto in the 3,200 me- Saturday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m., CasaBlanca Resort Showroom choice. The family invites you to leave Wilma was a member of The Church The Bulldogs showed off their sprint dynamos in the 4x100 and 200 meter dashes, Bundy in the 400 meters and Archuleta ter run. The Bulldogs will host Chapar- Tickets available at the front desk. a message or memory in their “Guest of Jesus Christ of LDS, Littlefield, AZ and 4x200 relay events. The Dawg tandem of Emily Teerlink, in the 3200 meters distance run. The Lady Dawgs showed off ral on March 22. To view our upcoming schedule, visit www.snsymphony.com Book” at www.virginvalleymortuary. Ward. She served various church call- Abbie Barnum, Emma Barnum and Macee Bundy blew out mid-season strength in the sprints, relays and weight events. TEAM SCORES — 1. Virgin Valley, ings over the years. She said one of the competition by almost four seconds in the 4x100 relay in TEAM SCORES — 1. Virgin Valley 173,5; 2. White Pine, 132; 2. Spring Valley 111; 3. Boulder City, WiLmA ELAinE WALLER the best decisions of her life was serv- an amazing early season time of 51:09. 153; 3. Boulder City, 128; 4. Moapa Valley 99; 5. Tonopah, 36; 6. 109; 4. Lincoln County, 105; 5. White Wilma Elaine Waller, 88, passed away ing a two year mission in the Family The Bulldog quartet composed of Teerlink, freshman sprint- Fredonia, 29.5; 7. The Meadows, 20; 8. Lincoln County, 16; 9. Pine, 94; 6. Moapa Valley, 91; 7. Tonopah, on March 2, 2017 in Beaver Dam, AZ. History Center in Salt Lake City. er Nikita Eskelsen, Emily Hafner and Hailee Thornley won Pahranagat Valley, 4. 27; 8. Pahranagat Valley, 8. She was born on March Wilma is survived by her sons, 31, 1928 to George Delbert Ron Nickle (Judy) of Scenic, AZ, Stan Sleasman and Vola May Nickle and Gary Nickle, her daugh- Loftis in Powell Butte, ter, Penny Nickle all of Beaver Dam, SoftBALL BASEBALL OR. She married Steve AZ and Jan Perry of Santa Rosa, CA, Nickle at Reno in 1946, twelve grandchildren, twenty great- and later divorced. grandchildren, and seven great-great- Lady Bulldogs go 1-3 Wilma was raised in grandchildren, brother Jeff Lund Bulldogs lose in championship game Powell Butte and Port- (Sharon) of Scenic, AZ, numerous By Lou Martin land, OR. She attended grade schools nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. in Bennett Memorial MLN there, and Roosevelt High in Portland. She was preceded in death by her By Lou Martin She moved many times in her life liv- parents, husbands Arthur Grillo and MLN The Virgin Valley High baseball program is looking ing in different areas of OR, CA, MT, Marvin Waller, sister Lorraine Boyd, up after the Dawgs showing in the recently completed WA, and NV. She worked in the Port- brother, Ira Sleasman, and grandsons It took the Virgin Valley High softball team two games into Cactus Classic Invitational baseball tournament. land Ship Yards during World War II. Carlo Grillo and Ryan Sanchez. their own Sherm Bennett Memorial Tournament to find their The Bulldogs defeated Elko 6-1 on Friday evening, She was a waitress at dinner steak- The family wishes to express their comfort zone to begin the 2017 season. March 10, to set up a rematch with Emery County houses, and packed pears at Harry & sincere gratitude to Hospice for their After losses against Pahranagat Valley and Lincoln County in the championship game Saturday afternoon. The David in Medford, OR. She enjoyed tender care provided for Wilma, and on Thursday before the tourney began, the Lady Dawgs were Spartans defeated the Bulldogs 5-2 on Friday morning. going to shows, music performances, the loving support given to the family. again defeated by Lincoln County, 13-4, on Friday to fall into The Dawgs allowed two runs in the first inning Fri- fairs, and other events with family No service was held. A family gath- the consolation bracket. day morning against Emery County before rallying Lou Martin and friends. A highlight was getting ering in Wilma’s memory is planned In the consolation opener Saturday morning, the Lady in the top of the third inning to tie the game at 2-2. The Virgin Valley reached the finals of their Cacus autographs of several of our United this month. Dawgs gave up a walk-off grand slam in a loss to Spring Creek Bulldogs could have struck for more runs but left the Classic Invitational this past weekend. (Elko), 10-8. The Dawgs put up five runs in the first inning and bases loaded. Dallen Tanner got the ball rolling with a two in the second to lead early 7-0. Two walks, a hit batter and single followed by a fielder’s choice from Dillon Fuqua, was thrown out on an attempted double steal before an error by Spring Creek opened the gates for the Dawgs. Ab- Jaden Perkins drew a walk, Easton Jensen singled scor- Dillon Fuqua drew a walk. bie Boss and Melissa Vanorsdale had RBI singles for the Daw- ing Fuqua and Perkins scored on a single off the bat of The Spartans hurler settled down and struck out gs. Singles by Taylor Barnum, Savannah Price and Vanorsdale Layton Woods. the next two Bulldog batters. The Dawgs cut the Spar- Mesquite brought in the two runs in the second inning for the Dawgs. The Bulldogs defense collapsed in the bottom of the tans lead to 5-2 in the top of the third scoring. Kayden Starter Price, pitching for three straight games seemed to be inning committing two errors between two walks al- Peterson opened the inning with a single. Two fielding tiring during the inning. An error, two singles and a walk set lowing the Spartans three runs and the eventual 5-2 errors by the Spartans brought one run across before up the winning home run by Spring Creek to end the game. victory. the Spartan thrower shut down the rally with bases The Dawgs had 8 hits, led by Taylor Barnum and Vanorsdale, Saturday’s championship match up with the Spar- loaded. with two hits each. tans was pretty much over after three innings of play. The Spartans added three more runs in the bottom Tile &Flooring The Lady Dawgs ended the tourney with 9-3 win over Valley. The Spartans scored five runs in the first as the Dawgs of the fourth inning and the Dawgs finished with one Virgin Valley put up 7 runs in the first two innings to take a 7-2 lead allowed five runs on only two hits. run in the seventh inning to make the final score 11-3 in 4 4 after two. Pitcher Price led the Dawgs in the rally with a double for The Bulldogs got one run back in the top of the sec- favor of Emery County. The Bulldogs next home game Walk-in Hardwood two runs batted in. Calee Clem relieved Price to begin the fourth ond on walks to Layton Woods and Logan Felix. Nolan will be against Sunrise High School Thursday, March Showers 4 Laminate inning and held Spring Creek to one run the rest of the way. Tanner drove Woods home with a RBI single. Tanner 16 at 3 p.m. in the Dawg Pound. 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. 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Tickets will Info: 702-346-5224 Info: 702-346-1338 Knights have put on the fish fry dinners. be available from members of the Knights Mesquite Senior Games Poker Adult Coloring Club The dinner will be held, once again, at of Columbus or at the door. Find us on Facebook GIFT CARDS NOW AVAILABLE Where: Sun City Mesquite Rec Center Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First the Mesquite Senior Center between the Please call Joel Sodano (702) 613-4314 or @wedgiesbar 702-346-0999 | 796 W. PIONEER BLVD. | WEDGIESSPORTSBAR.COM When: 1 p.m. North St. Library and the Recreation Center. This Bob Leroux (702) 613-4324 with questions. Info: Carol 209-403-4324 or Faye 303- When: 1 p.m. 9908-2780 Info: 702-346-5224 Lego Club COME, ENJOY AND MEET THE ARTISTS Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First tuESdAy, mARcH 21 North St. Technical Review Meeting You don’t have to live with pain... When: 4 p.m. Where: City Hall, 10 E. 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Mesquite Blvd. Wrought Iron • Stucco Repair mer Camps.” mature. Fine Arts Gallery, 15 W. Mesquite Blvd. When: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Elastomeric Coatings Many children will never have the Camp Activities include nature adven- This event will feature upscale yard Info: 702-346-1338 pleasure of spending a summer night tures and scouting, arts and crafts, mu- sale items, indoor and outdoor art Ask a Master Gardener Robert Bishop 702-810-6000 singing around a campfire with new sic development, and sports. booths and several art raffle drawings. Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First NV State License #0014455A friends. But you can help change that. The camp is Christian based so the The drawings will be held at 2 p.m. after North St. Help The Salvation Army send children children will attend chapel while at ticket sales have closed. When: 10 a.m. to overnight camp in Heber, Arizona, camp. Discovery Camp is held in Heber, Proceeds from sales will go towards Info: 702-346-5224 for a fun, unforgettable experience this Arizona, at The Salvation Army’s Camp the scholarship fund for high school se- Adult Movie “Sully” summer. Transportation will be provid- Ponderosa Ranch. niors that are awarded each year. Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First MESQUITE’S ONLY NON-SMOKING GAMING BAR! For more information, contact the Vir- North St. gin Valley Artists Association at vvar- When: noon [email protected]. Info: 702-346-5224 Join the Virgin Valley Theatre Green Jeopardy Group this weekend as two actors por- Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First SEnioR cEntER mEnu Submitted photo tray all of the lovable and eccentric char- North St. The Half Notes Choir will be performing their Annual Spring Concert at the acters from the ‘third smallest town in When: 2 p.m. Mesquite United Methodist Church, 420 N. Pioneer Blvd, on Friday, March 24, at Thursday, March 16: Beef Stroganoff corn, ranch style beans, pineapple Texas as they take a rambling romp in Info: 702-346-5224 2 p.m. The theme for this year’s concert will be “Movie Magic.” The Half Notes & noodles, baked squash, spinach salad, Tuesday, March 21: Meatloaf, Sin City. Mesquite Senior Games History Choir has also announced they are no longer affiliated with the Desert Dames WW roll w/ apple butter, fruit mashed potatoes, gravy, salad, garlic The hilarity begins when oddball- Tour organization. All women who are aged 18 and over are invited to join. Contact Friday, March 17: Sliced ham, red po- bread, pears conservative radio host Arles Struvie Where: Virgin Valley Heritage Muse- Jan Blain at [email protected] for more information. tatoes, cabbage, glazed carrots, emerald Wednesday, March 22: Lemon announces on air that he and his wife um, 35 W. Mesquite Blvd. NOW OPEN 24-HOURS salad baked fish, parsley potatoes, seasoned Bertha Bumiller are heading to Vegas When: 10 a.m. Monday, March 20: Pork chili Colo- zucchini, Waldorf salad, WW roll w/ to renew their wedding vows...but ev- Info: Deadline March 17, $15 Event fee Come check out our NEW machines! rado, tortilla, Spanish rice, Mexican apple butter, cantaloupe eryone in Tuna, Texas goes along for the contact Linda Faas 702-346-1299 ride! Virgin Valley Theatre Group’s Knights of Columbus schedule fish fries Written by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears “Tuna Does Vegas” Special to MLN venue allows us to serve more than 250 and Ed Howard, Tuna Does Vegas fea- Where: Mesquite Community The- delicious dinners in a timely manner tures the favorite characters from the atre, 150 N. Yucca St. The local council of the Knights of Co- and in a comfortable setting. award-winning Greater Tuna produc- When: 7 p.m. lumbus has been active in helping the There are two Friday fish fry dinners tions with some new characters too! Info: www.vvtgnv.com community in many ways. They are one scheduled this year: March 24 and April HAPPY HOUR PRICES Tuna Does Vegas is directed by Diana of the charter sponsors of the Mesquite 7. Dinner will be served from 4 to 6:30 McKinney. SundAy, mARcH 19 Little League and of the Virgin Valley p.m. Take-out dinners are also available. Remember to send all your events Virgin Valley Theatre Group’s Elementary School Summer Reading The dinner includes a choice of fried and activities to [email protected] “Tuna Does Vegas” Program. cat fish or cod, hush puppies, French if you want folks to know what’s going Where: Mesquite Community The- They also support other local charities fries, a beverage and our famous home- During on with your group or organization. atre, 150 N. Yucca St. like the Mesquite Chapter of the Special made coleslaw and homemade desserts. Please put “Community Calendar” in When: 2 p.m. Olympics, and the local chapter of the The Fish Fries are open to the public. the subject line so it doesn’t get lost in Info: www.vvtgnv.com Salvation Army. The Knights are affili- Tickets may be purchased at the door ALL cyber space. ated with La Virgen de Guadalupe Cath- for a donation of $12 for adults ($10 for mondAy, mARcH 20 olic Church. tickets bought in advance) and $5 for chil- Basketball tHuRSdAy, mARcH 16 Virgin Valley Artists Association The Knights are an active organization dren (12 and under). There also is a spe- Workforce Connections General Meeting that is supported through various fund cial promotion for families, “The Family Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First Where: Mesquite Fine Arts Gallery, 15 raising activities. The annual Fish Fries Meal Deal.” Parents and all their school Playoffs! North St. W. Mesquite Blvd. are one of the Knights biggest events. age children (grades K – 12) can have din- When: 1p.m. When: 11 a.m. This year will mark the sixth year that the ner for one low price of $25. Tickets will Info: 702-346-5224 Info: 702-346-1338 Knights have put on the fish fry dinners. be available from members of the Knights Mesquite Senior Games Poker Adult Coloring Club The dinner will be held, once again, at of Columbus or at the door. Find us on Facebook GIFT CARDS NOW AVAILABLE Where: Sun City Mesquite Rec Center Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First the Mesquite Senior Center between the Please call Joel Sodano (702) 613-4314 or @wedgiesbar 702-346-0999 | 796 W. PIONEER BLVD. | WEDGIESSPORTSBAR.COM When: 1 p.m. North St. Library and the Recreation Center. This Bob Leroux (702) 613-4324 with questions. Info: Carol 209-403-4324 or Faye 303- When: 1 p.m. 9908-2780 Info: 702-346-5224 Lego Club COME, ENJOY AND MEET THE ARTISTS Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First tuESdAy, mARcH 21 North St. Technical Review Meeting You don’t have to live with pain... When: 4 p.m. Where: City Hall, 10 E. Mesquite Blvd. Info: 702-346-5224 When: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Info: www.mesquitenv.gov fRidAy, mARcH 17 Microsoft Word Class Red Cross Blood Drive Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First Where: Mesquite Recreation Center, North St. 100 W. Old Mill Rd. When: 1:30-2:30 p.m. WHEN WE T IN When: 9 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Info: 702-346-5224 AR Info: www.mesquitenv.gov Ham Radio Club of Mesquite D UNCE Vertical Gardening Where: Airport Fire Station, 1200 Kit- CAN FIX IT. AR Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. First ty Hawk Dr. E Y North St. When: 6-7 p.m. TH When: 1-3 p.m. Info: 702-346-3006 ! Info: 702-346-5224 • Neck Pain E WEdnESdAy, mARcH 22 Virgin Valley Theatre Group’s SAL ‘Tuna Does Vegas’ Free GED Course Stevens-Henag- • Scoliosis Where: Mesquite Community The- er atre, 150 N. Yucca St. Where: Mesquite Library, 121 W. 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MLN Ellestad is a favorite speaker among MRW members. Next month newly Mesquite Republican Women held elected city council member Brian their monthly meeting the second Wursten will be the featured speaker. Wednesday of this month, March 8, with Mesquite Republican Woman is a lo- Barbara Ellestad, editor of the Mesquite cal club which is affiliated with the Ne- Local News and member of the Water vada Federation of Board, addressing members on a vari- Republican Women as well as the Na- ety of concerns to Mesquite citizens. She tional Federation of Republican Women. talked about Gold Butte and the chances They are each grassroots political clubs of President Trump rescinding the order empowering women of all ages in the po- to make it a National Monument, which litical process by promoting education she felt to be slim and none. Since 1904, along political lines. once land has been declared a National MRW meets the second Wednesday Monument, the designation has not of each month at the Veteran’s Center at changed except to add more land. 5:30. She spoke briefly about women’s Recently a new board was installed rights and on the advantages of Mes- with Janey Castro, President, Sherrie quite becoming a Charter city and dis- Hamilton, 1st vice-president, Rose Cox pelled the rumor that by so doing taxes 2nd vice-president, Darlene Nelson, sec- would increase. retary and Ruth Riley, treasurer. Open Daily Get the one-on-one help you need. Finding resources for you or a loved one who is elderly, has a disability, or has Breakfast 7am to 10am special healthcare needs can be difficult. We are here to help.

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