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ciTy cOuncil Police chief Tanner appointed interim fire administrator By Barbara Ellestad ment. This remains a challenging issue because of MLN the frequent turnovers in that department at the ex- ecutive level—two chiefs have left this organization Without discussion or questions, and taking only within a three-year time frame--this is both difficult a few short minutes, the Mesquite City Council ap- and disruptive for departmental staff.” pointed Mesquite Police Chief Troy Tanner as in- Christopher was hired as Fire Chief in March 2014 terim administrator for Mesquite Fire and Rescue after the previous Fire Chief John Higley resigned Department at its meeting Tuesday, July 11. in November 2013. Higley had served in the position Tanner’s appointment temporarily fills a vacancy for about three years. left when the council terminated former Fire Chief Tanner will remain as the city’s police chief as he Kash Cristopher May 16 “without cause.” has been since 2011. He has been with the police de- Introducing the agenda item, Mesquite City Man- partment for more than 20 years. In addition to his Barbara Ellestad ager Andy Barton said the move would offer both regular police chief salary he will receive a 12 per- Mesquite City Councilman George Rapson, left, congratu- stability and familiarity for department and city cent stipend during the interim period amounting to lates Mesquite Police Chief Troy Tanner after Tanner was staff. “After the departure of Chief Christopher in about $15,000. named as Interim Administrator for Mesquite Fire and May, staff has been evaluating several options for a Rescue on Tuesday, July 11. longer-term management solution in the fire depart- > See TANNER, Page 6A

inVESTiGATiOn FiRE DEPARTmEnT Bunkerville man arrested for hafen Park fire

By Stephanie Frehner MLN The view from the west side of For the past several months, the Virgin the fire, next to Valley has been plagued with an increase Hughes Middle of fire incidents, many of which were de- School showed termined to be arson by investigators. some high Bunkerville resident Thomas Blaine flames nearly a Bowler was arrested for a second time half hour after on July 7 by investigators. the fire had His first arrest on June 17, which net- started behind ted one charge of arson in the first degree Hafen Park on and four counts of arson in the third de- July 6. gree, was short lived, as he was bailed out soon after processing. That arrest was the product of an initial investiga- Stephanie Frehner tion by Clark County Fire Department Investigator Linda Poe and surveillance conducted by Mesquite and Las Vegas Metro Police, which included watching Bowler as he was seen leaving the scene Largest fire season spreads to Mesquite of a fire on June 13 at 50 Middle Lane and 222 First South St. in Bunkerville. The By Stephanie Frehner investigation of the fire was concluded MLN firefighters went through rehab, to cool down and get their -vi to be human-caused with ordinary com- tals checked, throughout the day. “One of them required an IV bustibles and a lighter, originating in the Shortly after 5 p.m. on July 6, firefighters from Mesquite, to get some fluids in, but nobody was transported to the hospi- living room area of the house. Bunkerville, Beaver Dam and the BLM responded to 450 Hafen tal,” Gately said. “We are very lucky with this heat that it wasn’t During an interview after his first ar- Lane, at the Hafen Park where they found the brush behind it worse.” rest, Bowler admitted to setting three of engulfed in flames and moving quickly to the east. The fire burned to the east and singed some guards on the four fires, which officers had witnessed According to investigators, the fire originated in the north- ground lines, but did not compromise any of the materials. on June 15. As per the declaration by Poe, west corner of the burned area, right behind the tennis courts. Gately also noted that several power poles were scorched. “Bowler was followed through the city Winds were mild but not nearly as bad as they would be next However, due to the location of the transmission line that was (sic) of Bunkerville and Mesquite as he day, so crews were able to get the upper hand on control. affected, it allowed firefighters to set up and halt the progres- set four fires to brush. Three of the fires More than 120 personnel from the four agencies fought the sion of the fire at that spot. were directly observed by the officers fire into the evening with temperatures peaking at 118 degrees The fire reached a large size of 13.4 acres, something that is as Bowler set it. The fourth fire, Bowler at the time of the call, according to Mesquite Fire Rescue Cap- very rare in Mesquite. was observed walking into a local park tain John Gately. With the amount of personnel and resources available, no and then exiting. Minutes later, a fire “That reading was from the freeway about 10 minutes prior structures were lost, although the fire came within feet of sev- occurred where Bowler had gone. Sub- to the call,” he said. “It was scorching hot, and the fire only add- eral homes and structures. sequently, during an interview, Bowler ed to that.” Three members of the Mesquite Community Education Re- admitted to three of the four fires.” By 7 p.m. crews had reached a 75 percent containment level, sponse Team (CERT) was also on scene, making sure that all After his release, several other fires with several hotspots igniting occasionally. personnel had fluids and supplies. According to CERT Direc- were sparked throughout the valley, While crews from Beaver Dam, Bunkerville and Mesquite left tor Mike Benham, there were 10 packs of Gatorade and be- with the most recent being the Hafen the scene around 10:30 p.m. to BLM, the fight against the flames tween 15 and 20 cases of water distributed during the incident. Park fire on July 6. The details included wasn’t over, as crews encountered a flare up around 4 a.m. Fri- Police from Mesquite and Arizona Department of Public in his arrest report by officers on July 6 day. It was quickly knocked down and put out. Throughout the Safety also assisted, keeping Hafen Lane closed to non-emer- do not include whether or not Bowler day, BLM investigators and a mop-up crew of about 50 stayed gency traffic during the incident and kept onlookers from get- on scene to make sure everything was taken care of. ting too close to the scene. The road was inaccessible for nearly > See ARSON, Page 5A While there weren’t any injuries sustained by fire crews, 16 three hours. Get your daily news in our newsletter! Sign up at MesquiteLocalNews.com 2A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of July 13, 2017 The Week of July 13, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3A POlicE blOTTER ARREST REPORT

Editor’s note: The following was taken not damaged, but too heavy to lift to put July 2-8 Halliday, Ashley M from the pages of the Mesquite Police De- back into place. City maintenance will be Statistics supplied by Mesquite Police Beaver Dam, AZ partment blotter from July 2-8. contacted. Department. Disclaimer: These names 7/2/17 were reported in the Mesquite Police Jail housing agreement July 2 July 4 Department’s arrest report released July Mental Person: Officers responded Abandoned vehicle: Responded to 10. Persons should be presumed inno- Henry, Betty L to mental patient on Sage Way, who was an abandoned vehicle, which had a 24- cent until convicted in a court of law. Moapa transported by paramedics to the hospi- hour parking sticker attached on June 29 7/6/17 tal for an evaluation. on Dairy Lane. B&B Towing responded Aguiar, Clinton A Jail housing agreement Traffic accident W/O injury: Of- and recovered the vehicle and placed in Filmore, UT ficer responded to a two-vehicle - acci their storage lot. 7/3/17 Hernandez-Rivera, Endi A dent of Sandhill Boulevard and Old Mill Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- Failure to appear Las Vegas Road. No injuries and all participants cers responded to a single vehicle acci- 7/4/17 in the accident refused any medical as- dent on private property, with no injury. Arnold, Eric C Jail housing agreement sistance. As a result of the investigation A report was completed. Rockville, UT one of the drivers were cited for going Citizen assist: An officer responded 7/6/17 Herrera, Jarelin through a red light. to an agency assist. DUI Mesquite DUI: An officer stopped a vehicle for Failure to yield 7/8/17 July 3 a traffic violation. The driver was ar- Basic speed Possession of controlled substance Phone Harassment: Officer re- rested for driving under the influence of Driver’s license suspended/revoked Driver’s license suspended or revoked sponded to Calais Drive on a report of alcohol. Officer made a traffic stop on a a harassment at a local residence. Upon vehicle for speeding. One adult male and Cordova, Thomas E Holm, Timothy A listening to the complaint, it was discov- one adult female was arrested for drug Mesquite Centennial Park, AZ ered the complainant had an active war- related offenses based on the investiga- 7/7/17 7/3/17 rant from Nevada Highway Patrol. The tion. Failure to appear Jail housing agreement warrant was confirmed. The harass- DUI: An officer stopped a vehicle for ment complaint turned out to be civil a a traffic violation and observed evidence Flores-Gutierrez, Santiago Jacobs, Jay A civil issue between landlord and tenant. of the driver being impaired by alcohol. Mesquite Mesquite Civil Matter: Responded to a report The officer initiated an investigation and 7/4/17 7/3/17 of harassment. Determined to be a civil the driver was arrested for DUI alcohol, DUI Failure to appear situation. possession of open container of alcohol Basic speed Recovered Stolen Vehicle: An offi- in a vehicle, and basic speed. Open container of alcohol in vehicle Larson, Joshua B cer received information from another Traffic accident W/O injury: An St. George, UT agency of a recovered stolen vehicle officer and Mesquite Fire and Rescue Hafen, Jesse L 7/7/17 from Mesquite. responded on a motor vehicle accident. Santa Clara, UT Trafficking controlled substance Fraud: An officer responded to a -ca One of the passengers was a pregnant 7/4/17 Possession of Schedule I & II sub- sino reference a fraud. An information female, who was due to deliver in two Trafficking controlled substance stance report was completed. days. The female was having pains and > See ARREST, Page 6A Wanted person: Responded to local was transported to the hospital. casino and placed one adult male in custody on an outstanding warrant. July 5 Miscellaneous CAD Call Record: Domestic violence IP W/ Weap- fire cAlls Mesquite Fire & Rescue submits the following call statistics for the week of July 3-9 Officers responded on a child custody -is on: Officers responded on a domestic Total Calls For Service: 51* sue between divorced parents. A report violence call on Tamarix Way. An adult 911 Transports: 26 was taken. male was arrested for domestic battery Non Transports: 12 Domestic Violence IP: An adult second offence. He was transported to Inter-facility Transports: 7 male on First South Street was placed the detention and booked. Fire Related Incidents: 7 under arrest for domestic battery and Lost property: Officer responded to July 4 transported to the Mesquite Detention a report of lost property. Citizen advised e-11, r-11 Responded to Pioneer / Mesa for a report of a vehicle accident. R-11 trans- Center and booked. she lost her cell phone in a local casino. ported one female to Mesa View for evaluation. Traffic accident W/O injury: An Suspicious person/Circumstance: e-11 Responded to Burns Lane for a possible structure fire. Upon arrival, initially un- officer responded on a vehicle accident Officer responded to a Pheasant Drive able to locate source of smoke in area. Eventually found that there had been a grass fire which had been extinguished by bystanders. involving a sedan versus a parked trailer residence reference a property damage July 6 and an SUV. A report was taken and a call. A report was taken. e-11, e-31, r-12, r-11, MPD, Mesquite cerT, Bunkerville e-71, WT-71, Bea- citation issued to the driver of V1. Battery on person: Officer respond- ver Dam B-31, WT-21, Be-23, AZ DPs, BlM all responded to a report of a large Property damage, non-vandalism: ed to a report of an assault that had pre- brush fire behind Hafen Park. Temperature at time of alarm was 118 degrees Fahrenheit. Officer responded to a property- dam viously occurred on North Arrowhead While in route, very large column of smoke visible and mutual aid requested. E-11 made initial direct attack on fire but was unable to stop progression of fire at initial fire break. age call at Lower Flat Top Drive. Upon Lane. Officer took the report and the With assistance from Beaver Dam and Bunkerville, able to stop fire progression to the arrival, the reporting party stated they victim signed a citation on the offender. East, literally at large power transmission lines. Power poles scorched, but not compro- went to the park and noticed the bench- mised. Progression to West eventually stopped as well, but not before fire had consumed es were turned over. The benches were > See BLOTTER, Page 6A 13.4 acres. After knockdown, BLM had enough resources on scene and was able to assume control of incident since majority of burn area is Federal Land. The fire investigation and follow up is being handled by Federal Fire Investigators. July 7 Police cAlls Fraud 1 e-11, r-11: Responded to the area behind Hafen Park for a report of a brush fire in the Many calls that the Police Department K9 search 2 same area that burned day before. Found multiple small areas of hot spots still smolder- receives are not always included in the Keep the peace 4 ing from previous fire. Areas cooled down with shovels and water. blotter, as they are under investigation or Lost property 1 a synopsis is not received. To show the Mental person 1 Non Transports include: Patient refusals, lift assists, patient deceased at amount of work our PD does do, we are Minor in gambling 1 scene, no patient found, no incident found, Incidents handled by other agencies. including a weekly roster of stats. This Miscellaneous CAD call record 10 * Call totals do not always add up to the Total Calls For Service due to mul- week, there were 179 total incidents in the Noise disturbance 9 tiple patients/incident types at a single incident. blotter: Nuisance or minor disturbance 1 Person on foot 3 Find us on Facebook! 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By Stephanie Frehner scene. Bottoms told the MLN that im- OPiniOn MLN pairment was not evident on the scene pending results from an autopsy. How Emergency crews from Beaver Dam or why the driver was going the wrong Fire Department and Arizona Depart- way was also undetermined. ment of Public Safety responded to mile Two passengers in the other vehicle, States should handle health insurance marker 22 on northbound Interstate 15 a Dodge Ram truck registered in Mis- near Bridge 7 in Arizona Monday morn- souri, were both restrained and sus- he bad news for those who live Congressman Mark Amodei, who retrench. es being proposed, the Nevadans sur- ing for reports of a wrong way driver tained minor injuries. The 56-year-old in Clark, Carson City and Nye represents six of the counties without Apparently Nevadans are of two veyed largely opposed those changes. and collision. female driver of that vehicle was also counties is that companies of- an ObamaCare option, said, “Sadly, minds when it comes to deciding what They opposed dropping the mandate “At about 3:38 we received the first restrained, but due to the impact of the fering ObamaCare-compliant this news isn’t shocking. It represents to do about ObamaCare. to buy health insurance. They opposed 9-1-1 call,” said Sergeant John Bottoms collision, “received severe injuries to her Thealth insurance policies have re- another symptom of the sickness that According to a recent American Med- dropping various federal subsidies and with ADPS. “About two minutes later is chest and was flown by medical helicop- quested 38 percent premium increases is killing America’s health care system. ical Association survey, when asked eliminating the ObamaCare require- when we received a report of a head on ter to Dixie Regional Medical Center in Submitted photo in 2018. The good news for those in the While there are plenty of arguments on straightforward whether ObamaCare ment that all health plans sold must collision involving two vehicles.” St. George.” This vehicle, a Ford Escape registered in northern Nevada, was driving south- rest of Nevada is that their ObamaCare how to fix this, regardless of your politi- was a good or bad idea, fully 45 percent provide a standard set of government- The 32-year-old unrestrained male Traffic heading northbound was bound in the northbound lanes Monday morning before colliding with another premiums will not be going up because cal views, it’s clear the status quo isn’t of Nevadans say it was a good idea, established benefits, including mental driver of the wrong-way vehicle, a Ford closed for approximately two hours vehicle and closing traffic for nearly two hours. The driver of this vehicle died there are no companies offering such working and is in need of serious repair. while 37 percent say it was a bad idea. health services, addiction treatment, Escape registered in Northern Nevada, while the scene was processed and from his injuries, while the driver and passengers of the other vehicle sustained policies. Once again, I’m left wondering, when is But when you get down to whether Con- maternity care and preventive health died as a result of injuries from the cleared. mostly minor injuries. In pulling out of those counties Congress going to put the issue ahead gress should change that law, the opinions services with no out-of-pocket costs. Anthem stated the “individual market of the politics? I will continue to focus are more varied. When asked, “As you Nevadans favor providing federal remains volatile” and “planning and on the facts and the policy options to be may be aware, in order for the health care funding for states to cover people with pricing for ACA (Affordable Care Act)- applied in Nevada. As always, my goal legislation passed by the House to become pre-existing conditions, the survey says. compliant health plans has become is to ensure that any reform package law, the United States Senate must review Frankly, Congress should repeal Bowler fled. Within moments, he was gators, Mesquite Police Department, increasingly difficult due to a shrinking increases Americans’ access to qual- and pass the legislation. Do you think the ObamaCare and turn over policing of lETTER TO ThE apprehended. After being handcuffed, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Fire- and deteriorating individual market …” ity and affordable care, while paying U.S. Senate should …” health insurance to the states, which Arson Bowler “made a motion as if he was go- arms and Explosives (ATF), Bureau As libertarian economist F.A. Hayek respect to rural communities like ours Seven percent said pass the House under the 10th Amendment is the EDiTOR continued from Page 1A ing to flee on foot,” the report said, and of Land Management (BLM), and warned years ago, central planning, that are being hit the hardest.” legislation as is; 23 percent said make proper jurisdiction for wielding power he sustained minor cuts to his face as the Las Vegas Metro Police Department such as ObamaCare, which dictates to The House version of ObamaCare minor changes to it and pass it; 27 per- in this arena. Congress should merely is responsible for investigated for the officers regained control of him. He re- (LVMPD) have been working together private companies to whom they must repeal and replace is currently stalled cent said make major changes to it and exercise the power of the Commerce OPEn lETTER TO ThE ciTy cOun- brush fire at White Rock Road on June fused medical treatment at the hospital, on the investigation of these incidents sell their services and at what price, in the Senate, where Nevada Sen. Dean pass it; 33 percent said Congress should Clause to assure health insurance can cil AbOuT mOnumEnT REViEW 22 or the larger fire on June 30 at the Vir- but was checked out by paramedics on that have taken place in Mesquite and cannot possibly work. There are too Heller is balking at supporting it due not pass any part of the House legisla- be sold across states lines. VOTE gin River behind the Bunkerville Park. scene. Bunkerville,” said Buchanan. “This many abstract factors that only a free to the potential reduction in Medicaid tion, thus leaving ObamaCare in place Leaving the status quo in place is Greetings Council and Mayor, During the June 30 fire, the Bureau of Bowler has been in Clark County De- was a large multi-jurisdictional effort market can account for. Witness the funds for Nevada. Gov. Brian Sando- So, 33 percent say leave it as is, while not an option, as rising premiums and First of all, thanks go to Geno for his Land Management had to use its aircraft tention Center and was set to appear be- that required tremendous coordina- lack of willing ObamaCare insurance val opted to expend Medicaid under 57 percent call for some changes. deductibles and a lack of willing sellers no vote on resolution 927, support for re- to drop fire retardant on the area, since fore a judge on July 12 at 10 a.m. for his tion and is an example of the support sellers in 14 Nevada counties. ObamaCare, and Heller is reluctant to But when asked about specific chang- attests. —TM view of the Gold Butte National Monu- the fire had spread felony arraignment. Because of the most (and strong partnerships) shared ment boundaries. I am extremely disap- to spots that were recent arson occurring on federal land, among public safety agencies in South- pointed in the rest of the council for their not accessible by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire- ern Nevada.” knee-jerk reaction and lack of research traditional equip- arms and Explosives will be handling the If further investigations reveal that on something they know has had years ment. case. Bowler was the sole cause of the rash of of conversation and collaboration with On July 6, of- Clark County Deputy Fire Chief Jeff arsons in Bunkerville, he could face ad- all parties that have vested interests. I un- ficers from both Buchanan released a statement on July 7 ditional charges. Setting the record straight how to make use of those derstand you all had concerns about wa- MPD and LVMPD explaining that this case has been a re- Developments in this case will be ter rights access, but those were explicitly followed Bowler sult of many agencies working together. updated as they become available on on marijuana consumption Yucca Mountain tunnels and favorably addressed in the monu- for more than two “The Clark County Fire Department our website, www.mesquitelocalnews. ment proclamation: hours through- (CCFD) rural division, CCFD investi- com. uring the past few meetings of “The establishment of the monument is out Bunkerville Thomas Bowler the Mesquite City Council, we ometimes things just naturally subject to valid existing rights, including and Mesquite as he have been visited by a small come full circle. valid existing water rights” stopped at various group of Mesquite citizens For decades Nevada’s former (Gold Butte National Monument Proc- businesses and changed travel pat- Dwho are opposed to smoking in public U.S. Sen. Harry Reid constantly lamation, page 5). terns. His final destination was the ✂ Hello Gorgeous places in the city, which in our case Spounded on two themes: Blocking nu- “Consistent with the care and man- parking lot for the Hafen Park Tennis B E A U T Y S A L O N would be places that have gambling, but clear waste from being stored in Yucca agement of the objects identified above, Courts. Maria Galindo not the entry to Smith’s, which does not Mountain in Nye County and pressing nothing in this proclamation shall be Minutes after arriving, officers saw Come see us... Becki Stepp allow smoking on the premises. for more and more solar panels to be ThOmAS miTchEll construed to preclude the renewal or as- Bowler running from the brush near the Walk-ins welcome! Dolores Alejos At the last council meeting several thrown up on thousands of acres of cOmmEnTARy signment of, or interfere with the opera- river with a visible fire behind him. Ac- Symone Reisner speakers representing this group spoke public land and on rooftops across the tion, maintenance, replacement, modi- cording to the officer’s report from the (702) 346-2999 in public comment and tried to connect Al liTmAn state. amount — that could cause this much fication, or upgrade within the physical Clark County District Attorney’s office, recreational marijuana to second-hand cOmmEnTARy When Congress designated Yucca ecological damage.” authorization boundary of existing flood the flames shot up to nine feet high as Open Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 12 W. Mesquite Blvd. • Ste. 105 • Mesquite smoke and its dangers. Mountain as the nation’s sole nuclear The Environmental Progress report control, pipeline, and telecommunica- I’m not sure if they were against all I also received an e-mail from a couple waste dump in 1987, Reid said two states, “If solar and nuclear produce the tions facilities, or other water infrastruc- forms of marijuana or only the flower, residing in Utah who are thinking things, no and hell no. As he rose in same amount of electricity over the next 25 ture, including wildlife water catchments which is smoked, although it can be about buying a home in Mesquite, but, seniority in the Democratic Party to years that nuclear produced in 2016, and or water district facilities, that are located ingested in numerous other ways. If and I quote, “are so afraid to purchase become Senate majority leader, he the wastes are stacked on football fields, within the monument. Except as neces- it’s the second–hand smoke they are and then have neighbors who take full finally found the power to make those the nuclear waste would reach the height sary for the care and management of the concerned about it’s not an issue, as advantage of the drug and have con- words stick and steadily turned down of the Leaning Tower of Pisa (52 meters), objects identified above, no new rights-of- it is not allowed to be smoked in any stant odor drifting into our home when the funding spigot for the project until while the solar waste would reach the way shall be authorized within the mon- public place in Nevada, period. There we will have grandchildren visiting.” President Obama shut it down entirely. height of two Mt. Everests (16 km).” ument.” Are you young at heart? is a $600 fine and I would expect it to be I have neighbors who smoke lots of As he neared retirement, Reid de- Those innocent looking solar panels (Gold Butte National Monument Proc- enforced. cigarettes outside on their patio. I have clared Yucca Mountain dead, though contain elements such as lead, chro- lamation, pages 5-6). Another person from, I presume, the never smelled smoke from their proper- President Trump and his Energy Sec- mium and cadmium — known carcino- Additionally, Virgin Valley Water Dis- same organization talked about DNA, ty and they are very close to our home. retary Rick Perry have been trying to gens. The panels are difficult and -ex trict GM Kevin Brown was quoted as marijuana smoking and accidents relat- This gentleman goes on that through breathe life back into it. pensive to recycle. The process is labor saying that while the District did not get ed to it in the gorge. I didn’t get the point city ordinance, I and the council have Meanwhile, Reid campaigned vigor- intensive and the price of the resulting the exact language they proposed, he was of the comments, but I assume it was an the ability to pass and enforce where ously for green energy, bragging about scrap material is low, according to the confident that they had what they need- attempt to connect Utah and other non- and when to allow marijuana and how his role in the state investing $6 billion National Review. (Never mind the toxic ed, noting “We have all the right of ways residents with the illegal transportation to enforce second hand smoke. in green energy and creating 20,000 waste created during the manufactur- we need.” (click here for article in Mes- and smoking of marijuana on the way Because there is no public place to jobs. The projects include sites such as ing process.) quite Local News). back home. legally smoke marijuana, I assume he the 3,000-acre Copper Mountain Solar But, since they are already imbedded Reducing the boundaries of the Gold means entering private homes. project outside Boulder City and the in glass and plastic and would not nec- Butte National Monument to take out the This is not a police state, this is Amer- 15-megawatt solar panel installation on essarily have to be protected by water area with the water rights removes those ica. We have the right to privacy in our Nellis Air Force Base. shields like nuclear waste canisters if explicit water right protections and leaves Mesquite homes and that’s the only legal place to Almost every year at his long-running they were buried in those miles of tun- them vulnerable to detrimental changes in LocaL News use marijuana in any form. green energy conference in Las Vegas, nels at Yucca Mountain, it seems like a the future. I know there is probably noth- I have been told by members of the Reid would drag out some dignitary solution to the problem of what do with ing you can do about your votes now, but I anti-smoking group that they will from the base to repeat the boast that that $15 billion project sitting idle in the wanted to be sure you understand the po- continue to come to council meetings to the project was saving taxpayers $1 desert. The main problem is that it may tential ramifications of your actions. Published every Thursday by express their point of view. million a year in power costs — without not be big enough. Sincerely, Battle Born Media LLC I hope they do as I consider public ever bothering to mention the panels The United States has more than a Terri Rylander Publisher participation very important. But, cost $100 million in 2007 and would million solar energy installations, many Mesquite Kirk Kern please don’t try to connect what you reach obsolescence in 25 years and need of which are nearing the end of that 25- [email protected] can only do in the privacy of your home to be disposed of. year life expectancy, and more are being Advertising/Operations Manager with second-hand smoke found in Which brings us to the closing of the built, though currently solar produces Stephanie Frehner casinos. circle. only about 1.3 percent of the world’s CSN offering nursing program [email protected] I, by the way, don’t smoke anything An alert reader recently brought to electricity, compared to 10 percent for but barbecue, and that smells real good. our attention a report from a Berkeley- nuclear power. Staff Special to MLN barbara Ellestad (city council) based group called Environmental As for the nuclear waste, we never linda Faas (Virgin Valley Water District) Al Litman is mayor of the City of Mesquite. Progress. It seems that when you do thought it a good idea to dump it in a CSN Mesquite will be offering a Nurs- lou martin (Sports) the math, solar panels create 300 times hole in the ground, when it can be re- ing Assistant program during Fall 2017 Teri nehrenz (Calendar/office manager) more toxic waste per unit of energy cycled, as many countries currently do. semester. [email protected] output than nuclear power plants. It would be rather easy to haul the stuff Students will be required to enroll in 12 W mesquite blvd Suite 109 This prompted our alert reader to to the desert at or near Yucca Mountain the following: NURS 130 Lecture-On- mesquite nV 89027 suggest it is time to contemplate the and store it above ground in dry casks line, NURS 130 Lab Thursdays 6-9:05 Thank You Yucca Mountain Solar Panel Reposi- until it can be recycled, possibly on site, p.m. and NURS 130 Clinical (Highland Mesa View Regional Hospital makes it easy to find out. Just take our free, 5-minute (702) 346-NEWS (6397) tory. which would create a number of high Manor) Fridays 2-8:50 p.m. online Heart Risk Assessment. It will calculate your Heart Age and offer advice on Fax: (888) 241-8172 “We talk a lot about the dangers of tech jobs. Successful completion of this program [email protected] For Reading nuclear waste, but that waste is careful- Don’t you love it when mislaid plans prepares students for the Nevada Cer- how to maintain or improve your heart health. ly monitored, regulated, and disposed come together? tification Exam. Enrollment is limited. MESQUITE of,” Michael Shellenberger, founder of High School juniors and seniors may Visit MesaViewHeart.com/quiz to take the assessment. LOCAL NEWS Environmental Progress, an advocate Thomas Mitchell is a longtime Nevada newspa- take this course for a discounted rate. for nuclear energy, told the National Re- per columnist. You may email him at thomas- For information on prerequisites, cost MesquiteLocalNews.com view. “But we had no idea there would [email protected]. He also blogs at http://4thst8. and enrollment please call CSN Mes- be so many panels — an enormous wordpress.com/. quite at 702-346-2485.

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“This will be the first of two the national database as stolen. Controlled substance problem: Of- Tanner critical evaluations of the blotter ficer respond to a report of found prop- continued from Page 1A fire department in this fiscal continued from Page 3A erty. Officer took custody of property year. The other is a funded and booked it in for safe keeping. Christopher’s salary at the time he Property damage, non-vandalism: Trespassing: Officer responded to an was terminated was $112,794. That is the evaluation of fire department A report was taken for property damage East Mesquite Boulevard trespass inci- amount the city has budgeted for the po- transport policy.” of a vehicle. dent. After investigation one male was sition in the current fiscal year. “The cost Domestic violence IP: Officers taken into custody for trafficking heroin, to the city for letting Chief Tanner un- Andy BArton were dispatched to a Mesa Boulevard resisting arrest, and trespassing. dertake this assignment is substantially CITY MANAgER business’ parking lot, in reference to a Theft: Officers responded to a Canyon less than recruiting an interim chief,” domestic in progress call. No crime oc- View Way residence due to the report of Barton said. curred. a vehicle theft. Barton added that the appointment understanding on how to improve ar- Theft: An officer was dispatched to a will last a minimum of six months after eas of concern and that he will work July 6 Sun Valley Drive residence, in reference which Barton will evaluate and deter- through the supervisors to make needed Trespassing: Officer responded to to a theft call. The property had already mine the need to continue Tanner’s ap- changes. a West Mesquite Boulevard casino for been located, by the police, earlier in pointment on a month-to-month basis. Christopher was placed on unpaid a report of a subject in violation of tres- the morning and it was returned to the Saying that Tanner had worked closely administrative leave May 4 by City Man- pass warning. The subject was taken owner. with Mesquite Fire and Rescue in the ager Andy Barton following a conten- into custody for the trespass violation. past, Barton added, “I believe this pro- tious period that erupted in late April. Traffic accident W/O injury: Of- July 8 posal will be successful because it serves Alleged employee dissatisfaction with ficer responded to a two-vehicle - acci Traffic stop: An officer conducted a as a bridge to an organizationally health- Christopher and allegations of sexual dent on a public roadway. A report was traffic stop on a vehicle for an equipment ier, independent fire department. Chief misconduct between management and taken and a citation was given to the at violation. The driver was arrested for Tanner will be able to bring stability to employees in the fire department were fault driver. possession of drug paraphernalia and the department and will help us to iden- part of the mix. According to sources, Traffic stop: Officers responded to traffic offenses. The passenger was ar- tify the next fire chief.” Christopher was not part of the alleged assist Detectives on a traffic stop. After rested for a bench warrant. Tanner’s primary responsibility will misconduct. However, employees al- investigation, driver was taking into cus- Controlled substance problem: be to “evaluate both the organizational leged that he did not do enough to stop tody for driving under the influence. Officer made a traffic stop for an equip- structure and department person- or prevent it. Theft: Officer responded to a West -Pi ment violation. One adult female was nel, and make appropriate managerial Three councilmen, David Ballweg, oneer Boulevard department store refer- arrested for possession of methamphet- changes” Barton said. George Rapson and Brian Wursten vot- ence a theft call. A report was completed amine and driving on a suspended driv- At the end of the interim appointment, ed in favor of terminating Christopher. for the theft that occurred a month pre- er’s license. Barton said he expects Tanner to recom- Councilman Rich Green voted no and vious. Traffic accident W/O injury: An of- mend the next fire chief, ideally from Councilman Geno Withelder voted to Vandalism: An officer responded to ficer responded to a report of a motor ve- within the department, with Barton abstain from the proposal. an East Pioneer Boulevard hotel park- hicle accident involving two vehicles. No making the permanent selection. Concerns were raised as far back as ing lot for a report of damaged property. injuries were reported. “This will be the first of two critical May 2016 that Christopher was not com- The investigation is ongoing. Domestic violence: Officers re- evaluations of the fire department in this plying with a clause in his contract that Theft: Officers responded to a West sponded to Thistle Street residence on fiscal year. The other is a funded evalua- required him to live within 15 miles of Pioneer Boulevard shopping center ref- verbal disturbance. Parties separated for tion of fire department transport policy. Mesquite. Christopher was renting a erence a theft that occurred the night the remainder of the day. Collectively, I believe both efforts will condo in Mesquite from Mayor Al Lit- before. Officers took pertinent infor- Minor gambling: Police located a improve the organizational structure man and insisted that was his local resi- mation and will attempt to locate the 19-year-old female gambling in a Mesa and service delivery in the department,” dence. However, his family continued to suspects. Boulevard casino. The female was is- Barton said. live in North Las Vegas and he split his Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- sued a citation for minor gambling and After the council meeting, Tanner said time between the two locations. cers responded to a traffic accident on a released with a court date. he appreciated the council’s trust in his Litman read a prepared statement at public highway without injuries. Driver Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- ability to move the fire department for- the May 16 meeting saying he was com- 1 was issued a citation of failure to yield cers responded to a two-vehicle accident ward. “I look forward to the challenge pletely opposed to terminating Christo- the right a way at an intersection. Offi- on Sandhill Boulevard. Minor damage but I would like to be clear I am not try- pher’s employment. “I have never been cers responded to an East Pioneer Bou- and no injuries. Both drivers exchanged ing to become a fireman or paramedic. I presented with any evidence of any levard hotel, reference a stolen vehicle. insurance information. am your police chief,” Tanner said. “This wrongdoing by Chief Christopher or Officers were able to identify a suspect Theft: An officer responded to a West is not about being a fireman. It’s about any member of our fire department. If and will attempt to locate the suspect Pioneer Boulevard business reference a providing consistency and leadership Chief Christopher is not supported by and vehicle. shoplifting incident. A report was com- and identifying leaders with the fire de- his staff, I have seen no evidence of that,” Recovered stolen vehicle: Officers pleted. partment. I have 22 years of public safety Litman said. located an unoccupied stolen vehicle in Disorderly conduct: Officers re- experience in Mesquite. My goal, as it Addressing the council at the May an East Pioneer Boulevard casino park- sponded to a disturbing the peace on always has been, is to ensure the safety meeting, Christopher called the termi- ing lot. The owner was notified. Mesa Boulevard call involving an intoxi- and best service to the people and visi- nation action a “witch hunt” and added cated male, at the casino, who refused to tors to our community and make sure that “If my wife wants to lay her head July 7 leave and threatened security with hav- our police and firefighters go home each in Mesquite, North Las Vegas or if she Found property: An officer was ing a physical altercation. The male was night safely to their families.” wants to go back to Honduras to live, dispatched to Thistle Street and Eagle taken into custody and transported to He added he intends to interview all that’s her business. It’s nobody else’s Street, about a found bicycle. the detention center. fire personnel and use their ideas and business where my wife lives.” Stolen vehicle: Officer responded to Traffic accident W/O injury: A pri- a West Mesquite Boulevard casino refer- vate property accident occurred with no ence a stolen vehicle call. A report was injuries. Both drivers exchanged proper taken and the vehicle was entered into documents.

MESQUITE’S #1 HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM Wind causes I-15 fatality KW Double Gold Medallion Specializing in Sun City Mesquite By Stephanie Frehner control causing the vehicle and camp- Failure to maintain travel lane Achievers MLN er to go off the road to the right,” said Arrest DUI and View Properties! Trooper Jason Buratczuk. “The vehicle continued from Page 3A According to the Nevada Highway rolled and ejected the passenger.” The Sireech, Clayton R Joan Fitton, CRS® Patrol, high winds on July 7 were to driver sustained minor injuries and was Resisting arrest Fort Duchesne, UT 702-757-8306 blame for a rollover on Southbound I-15 treated at Mesa View Regional Hospital. 7/6/17 just past Exit 122 that resulted in one NHP did not confirm if restraints were Leonard, Marion B Trespassing Neil Sullivan, Realtor® passenger’s death. worn at the time of the incident. Moapa 800-799-9898 At about 5:22 p.m. a 2008 Ford pickup The passenger was later identified as 7/3/17 Spilsbury, Mckayla Q that was hauling a camper was travel- 52-year-old Cathey Hooper from North Domestic battery St. George, UT liveinmesquite.com ling southbound when a large gust blew Las Vegas. 7/4/17 the high-profile vehicle and camper out Traffic was blocked in the right lane Mecham, Aretta L Trafficking controlled substance of its travel lane. for some time, but the left lane remained Genola, UT “The driver over-corrected and lost open throughout the investigation. 7/2/17 Staudte, Kevin E Jail housing agreement Cedar City, UT 7/8/17 Nelson, David Disturbing the peace Mesquite 7/5/17 Timpson, Dexter F Domestic battery St. George, UT 7/8/17 Ornelas, Lorenzo R Driving w/o valid DL Los Angeles, CA No proof of insurance 7/3/17 Possession of drug paraphernalia Jail housing agreement Wilbanks, James Schwob, Michael A Littlefield, AZ Power Washing Las Vegas 7/3/17 CUSTOM PAINTING 7/4/17 Domestic battery Masonry Basic speed EXTERIOR & INTERIOR Concrete Epoxies Wood Since 1977 Wrought Iron Robert Bishop Stucco Repair 702-810-6000 Elastomeric Coatings NV State License #0014455A Andrew Bird Specializing in Medicare, Long Term Care and Life Insurance Mesquite 702-346-7025 | www.investment-pros.net LocaL News (702) 346-6397 355 W. Mesquite Blvd. Ste. C-80, Mesquite NV 89027 6A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of July 13, 2017 The Week of July 13, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 7A

“This will be the first of two the national database as stolen. Controlled substance problem: Of- Tanner critical evaluations of the blotter ficer respond to a report of found prop- continued from Page 1A fire department in this fiscal continued from Page 3A erty. Officer took custody of property year. The other is a funded and booked it in for safe keeping. Christopher’s salary at the time he Property damage, non-vandalism: Trespassing: Officer responded to an was terminated was $112,794. That is the evaluation of fire department A report was taken for property damage East Mesquite Boulevard trespass inci- amount the city has budgeted for the po- transport policy.” of a vehicle. dent. After investigation one male was sition in the current fiscal year. “The cost Domestic violence IP: Officers taken into custody for trafficking heroin, to the city for letting Chief Tanner un- Andy BArton were dispatched to a Mesa Boulevard resisting arrest, and trespassing. dertake this assignment is substantially CITY MANAgER business’ parking lot, in reference to a Theft: Officers responded to a Canyon less than recruiting an interim chief,” domestic in progress call. No crime oc- View Way residence due to the report of Barton said. curred. a vehicle theft. Barton added that the appointment understanding on how to improve ar- Theft: An officer was dispatched to a will last a minimum of six months after eas of concern and that he will work July 6 Sun Valley Drive residence, in reference which Barton will evaluate and deter- through the supervisors to make needed Trespassing: Officer responded to to a theft call. The property had already mine the need to continue Tanner’s ap- changes. a West Mesquite Boulevard casino for been located, by the police, earlier in pointment on a month-to-month basis. Christopher was placed on unpaid a report of a subject in violation of tres- the morning and it was returned to the Saying that Tanner had worked closely administrative leave May 4 by City Man- pass warning. The subject was taken owner. with Mesquite Fire and Rescue in the ager Andy Barton following a conten- into custody for the trespass violation. past, Barton added, “I believe this pro- tious period that erupted in late April. Traffic accident W/O injury: Of- July 8 posal will be successful because it serves Alleged employee dissatisfaction with ficer responded to a two-vehicle - acci Traffic stop: An officer conducted a as a bridge to an organizationally health- Christopher and allegations of sexual dent on a public roadway. A report was traffic stop on a vehicle for an equipment ier, independent fire department. Chief misconduct between management and taken and a citation was given to the at violation. The driver was arrested for Tanner will be able to bring stability to employees in the fire department were fault driver. possession of drug paraphernalia and the department and will help us to iden- part of the mix. According to sources, Traffic stop: Officers responded to traffic offenses. The passenger was ar- tify the next fire chief.” Christopher was not part of the alleged assist Detectives on a traffic stop. After rested for a bench warrant. Tanner’s primary responsibility will misconduct. However, employees al- investigation, driver was taking into cus- Controlled substance problem: be to “evaluate both the organizational leged that he did not do enough to stop tody for driving under the influence. Officer made a traffic stop for an equip- structure and department person- or prevent it. Theft: Officer responded to a West -Pi ment violation. One adult female was nel, and make appropriate managerial Three councilmen, David Ballweg, oneer Boulevard department store refer- arrested for possession of methamphet- changes” Barton said. George Rapson and Brian Wursten vot- ence a theft call. A report was completed amine and driving on a suspended driv- At the end of the interim appointment, ed in favor of terminating Christopher. for the theft that occurred a month pre- er’s license. Barton said he expects Tanner to recom- Councilman Rich Green voted no and vious. Traffic accident W/O injury: An of- mend the next fire chief, ideally from Councilman Geno Withelder voted to Vandalism: An officer responded to ficer responded to a report of a motor ve- within the department, with Barton abstain from the proposal. an East Pioneer Boulevard hotel park- hicle accident involving two vehicles. No making the permanent selection. Concerns were raised as far back as ing lot for a report of damaged property. injuries were reported. “This will be the first of two critical May 2016 that Christopher was not com- The investigation is ongoing. Domestic violence: Officers re- evaluations of the fire department in this plying with a clause in his contract that Theft: Officers responded to a West sponded to Thistle Street residence on fiscal year. The other is a funded evalua- required him to live within 15 miles of Pioneer Boulevard shopping center ref- verbal disturbance. Parties separated for tion of fire department transport policy. Mesquite. Christopher was renting a erence a theft that occurred the night the remainder of the day. Collectively, I believe both efforts will condo in Mesquite from Mayor Al Lit- before. Officers took pertinent infor- Minor gambling: Police located a improve the organizational structure man and insisted that was his local resi- mation and will attempt to locate the 19-year-old female gambling in a Mesa and service delivery in the department,” dence. However, his family continued to suspects. Boulevard casino. The female was is- Barton said. live in North Las Vegas and he split his Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- sued a citation for minor gambling and After the council meeting, Tanner said time between the two locations. cers responded to a traffic accident on a released with a court date. he appreciated the council’s trust in his Litman read a prepared statement at public highway without injuries. Driver Traffic accident W/O injury: Offi- ability to move the fire department for- the May 16 meeting saying he was com- 1 was issued a citation of failure to yield cers responded to a two-vehicle accident ward. “I look forward to the challenge pletely opposed to terminating Christo- the right a way at an intersection. Offi- on Sandhill Boulevard. Minor damage but I would like to be clear I am not try- pher’s employment. “I have never been cers responded to an East Pioneer Bou- and no injuries. Both drivers exchanged ing to become a fireman or paramedic. I presented with any evidence of any levard hotel, reference a stolen vehicle. insurance information. am your police chief,” Tanner said. “This wrongdoing by Chief Christopher or Officers were able to identify a suspect Theft: An officer responded to a West is not about being a fireman. It’s about any member of our fire department. If and will attempt to locate the suspect Pioneer Boulevard business reference a providing consistency and leadership Chief Christopher is not supported by and vehicle. shoplifting incident. A report was com- and identifying leaders with the fire de- his staff, I have seen no evidence of that,” Recovered stolen vehicle: Officers pleted. partment. I have 22 years of public safety Litman said. located an unoccupied stolen vehicle in Disorderly conduct: Officers - re experience in Mesquite. My goal, as it Addressing the council at the May an East Pioneer Boulevard casino park- sponded to a disturbing the peace on always has been, is to ensure the safety meeting, Christopher called the termi- ing lot. The owner was notified. Mesa Boulevard call involving an intoxi- and best service to the people and visi- nation action a “witch hunt” and added cated male, at the casino, who refused to tors to our community and make sure that “If my wife wants to lay her head July 7 leave and threatened security with hav- our police and firefighters go home each in Mesquite, North Las Vegas or if she Found property: An officer was ing a physical altercation. The male was night safely to their families.” wants to go back to Honduras to live, dispatched to Thistle Street and Eagle taken into custody and transported to He added he intends to interview all that’s her business. It’s nobody else’s Street, about a found bicycle. the detention center. fire personnel and use their ideas and business where my wife lives.” Stolen vehicle: Officer responded to Traffic accident W/O injury: A pri- a West Mesquite Boulevard casino refer- vate property accident occurred with no ence a stolen vehicle call. A report was injuries. Both drivers exchanged proper taken and the vehicle was entered into documents.

MESQUITE’S #1 HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM Wind causes I-15 fatality KW Double Gold Medallion Specializing in Sun City Mesquite By Stephanie Frehner control causing the vehicle and camp- Failure to maintain travel lane Achievers MLN er to go off the road to the right,” said Arrest DUI and View Properties! Trooper Jason Buratczuk. “The vehicle continued from Page 3A According to the Nevada Highway rolled and ejected the passenger.” The Sireech, Clayton R Joan Fitton, CRS® Patrol, high winds on July 7 were to driver sustained minor injuries and was Resisting arrest Fort Duchesne, UT 702-757-8306 blame for a rollover on Southbound I-15 treated at Mesa View Regional Hospital. 7/6/17 just past Exit 122 that resulted in one NHP did not confirm if restraints were Leonard, Marion B Trespassing Neil Sullivan, Realtor® passenger’s death. worn at the time of the incident. Moapa 800-799-9898 At about 5:22 p.m. a 2008 Ford pickup The passenger was later identified as 7/3/17 Spilsbury, Mckayla Q that was hauling a camper was travel- 52-year-old Cathey Hooper from North Domestic battery St. George, UT liveinmesquite.com ling southbound when a large gust blew Las Vegas. 7/4/17 the high-profile vehicle and camper out Traffic was blocked in the right lane Mecham, Aretta L Trafficking controlled substance of its travel lane. for some time, but the left lane remained Genola, UT “The driver over-corrected and lost open throughout the investigation. 7/2/17 Staudte, Kevin E Jail housing agreement Cedar City, UT 7/8/17 Nelson, David Disturbing the peace Mesquite 7/5/17 Timpson, Dexter F Domestic battery St. George, UT 7/8/17 Ornelas, Lorenzo R Driving w/o valid DL Los Angeles, CA No proof of insurance 7/3/17 Possession of drug paraphernalia Jail housing agreement Wilbanks, James Schwob, Michael A Littlefield, AZ Power Washing Las Vegas 7/3/17 CUSTOM PAINTING 7/4/17 Domestic battery Masonry Basic speed EXTERIOR & INTERIOR Concrete Epoxies Wood Since 1977 Wrought Iron Robert Bishop Stucco Repair 702-810-6000 Elastomeric Coatings NV State License #0014455A Andrew Bird Specializing in Medicare, Long Term Care and Life Insurance Mesquite 702-346-7025 | www.investment-pros.net LocaL News (702) 346-6397 355 W. Mesquite Blvd. Ste. C-80, Mesquite NV 89027 8A Mesquite LocaL News The Week of July 13, 2017 The Week of July 13, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 9A RED,WHITE &BLUE DRAWINGS THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS IN JULY & AUGUST from 11am - 2pm & 6pm - 9pm SPIN TO WIN UP TO $500 IN CASH & FREE PLAY • Earn 1 entry for every 25 points in slots and additional entries playing table games. • Pick up your entries daily at the Gold Club July 1st - August 31st. • You must be present to win. • Drawing barrel emptied weekly. Max. 30 entries per person, per day. See Gold Club for details.

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viRgin valley aRtiStS aSSociation Tucker doesn’t sing for his supper; he paints

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Virgin Valley Artist’s Association’s Artist of the Month is Tommy Tucker, who labels himself an honest value producer/ creator. Tucker is a respected artist who had a 35-year career in Hol - lywood with Warner Bros, Walt Disney Studios, 20th Century Fox and Universal Studios in their sign and set departments. He worked on sets such as Happy Days, Mork and Mindy, Mur - der She Wrote, Hardcastle and McCormick, 21 Jump Street and many others. According to a Virgin Valley Artist’s Association bio, his art - work creates illusions between dimensions. Teri Nehrenz photos “Everything you see can be an illusion,” Tucker said. “What you see is not necessarily what is really there. You’re getting a bouncing off your retina of images that are moving through space and time, to create an idea of what you think you’re see- ing. I use my artwork to create illusions to show people that all kinds of possibilities exist. The existence of UFO’s fills all these possibilities, including physiology and mind-bending realities.” His current gallery exhibit displays the possibilities he dis - cusses and is space and alien in nature with geometrical work as well, some kaleidoscope-like in appearance. Tucker became fascinated with art at the age of seven and 3D Above, this vivid modeling shortly after. His third-grade project was a sculpture geometrical of a butcher shop. At age 12, he constructed a scale model of St. piece by Anne’s Roman Catholic Church in Fair Lawn, New Jersey; it TommyTucker, was made of 2,500 ice cream sticks. July Artist of the In 1969, Tucker was chosen as one of 75 students from around Month, is titled the world to receive a full scholarship to Yale Summer School windows to the of Music and Art. In 1970, he graduated from Herron School of world. Art/Indiana University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. Right, Tucker In 1972, he received his Master of Fine Arts Degree from the works in a University of Southern California. Additionally, he earned a variety of Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology from mediums the University of Phoenix. including silk Tuckers activities and interests over the years are varied and screening on tee include International Senator for the Jaycee’s, Former State shirts. Chair of California Jaycees of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. He was also involved with various churches, the Allied Artists of Santa Monica Mountains, Neothink Society, Global Informa- tion Network and the Twelve Visions Party. Currently Tucker is president of City Lights Art Gallery in Henderson and has been a member of the Virgin Valley Artists Association since 2016. You can see many of Tucker’s works at the Gallery, 15 W. Mes - quite Blvd. Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. through the month of July. For more information on Tommy Tucker visit his web site at www.tommytuckertime.com.

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Twenty Four members of the Virgin Valley High School girls soccer team recently participated in the annual Dixie JOIN US FOR HAPPY HOUR State University Trailblazer team soccer camp held in St. George, Utah. 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. The campers played a total of 12 games in four days as well as participated in a skills session conducted by DSU coach- es and players. The Virgin Valley girls were the only Nevada team, as well as the smallest, at the camp that featured 12 teams, 10 of those from Utah and one from Arizona. BJ Adams NOW OPEN The all-star game was held Wednesday BJ Adams is a retired Air Force as a 24-HOURS night at Dixie High School with Ally Wright Logistician/War Planner from 1957 to 2001. He representing the Lady Soccer Dogs. spent some time of his service time in Tehran, Iran Come check out our Coach Bob Snell said he was proud and Okinawa. He is a graduate of Davis County NEW machines! of his girls for competing hard and not High School in Bloomfield, Iowa and the College of backing down against some of the larger “Hard Knocks.” well-established Utah teams that includ- He is a self-taught musician, singer/songwriter and plays a variety of instruments from the ukulele ed two 6-A schools. to the piano/keyboards. He taught many how to play The girls will resume their summer instruments but his favorite student is his grandson workouts through July 21. The annual Braylan who accompanies “Grandpa” on the conditioning camp will be held July 24- ukulele. They both love playing at the retirement 28 and July 31-Aug. 4 at Hughes Middle homes in Mesquite. School. BJ has performed for many venues around town The first official day of tryouts/prac- and is a well-known player for the Annual Festival of tice will be Aug. 12. In order to tryout, Trees. He can be seen regularly entertaining folks at parents must go online to Register My the Desert Skies RV music jam every other Monday. Athlete to register their student athlete B.J.’s music is available for purchase at: and fill out all forms. A yearly physical is http://itunes.apple.com/album/backroads-windows/ Find us on Facebook GIFT CARDS NOW AVAILABLE also required for all athletes. id431668859 @wedgiesbar 702-346-0999 | 796 W. 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The Athletic Coaching Certificate is not required time with small, medium and large respectful dogs and has been perfect with them. student loans, child support obligations, payment or car loan, the bank can still Tia is an active girl who needs lots of exercise. and similar debts do not go away with foreclose on the home or repossess the for Teachers who hold a valid Elementary, Secondary or Special Education She is strong and has a tendency to initially bankruptcy. vehicle even if you are in bankruptcy Certificate issued by the Arizona Department of Education. pull on leash. By providing games of fetch or Also, you can’t keep all your stuff and protection. other exercise to release pent up energy prior still have your debts disappear in bank- However, the bankruptcy would pre- Varsity Girls Head Softball Coach to her walk helps to eliminates pulling. ruptcy. vent the bank from later suing you for Entry level stipend pay is $2,100. Starting work schedule is between 10-20 hours Tia would be perfect for an active person(s) Instead, you can only keep a limited a deficiency, which the unpaid balance per week from March 2018 through May 2018. The position location will be or family. She would enjoy having a yard and amount of property that is considered to owing on the loan. a playful doggy companion would be a plus. be “exempt” from the claims of creditors. In other words, you can get rid of the Beaver Dam High School, 3475 East Rio Virgin Rd, Beaver Dam, AZ 86432. She knows sit, stay, down, shake. She rides For example, in Nevada, a person can secured debt in bankruptcy, but be pre- Qualifications: Athletic Coaching Certificate 7-12 issued by the Arizona very well in a car. Tia is approximately four keep their home as long as the equity in pared to also lose the car or house to the Teri Nehrenz Department of Education. The Athletic Coaching Certificate is not required This 3D paper tole piece by Joan Cooperman is titled “Princess in the Woods” years of age and house trained. She weighs the home doesn’t exceed $550,000 (on bank that loaned you the money to pur- for Teachers who hold a valid Elementary, Secondary or Special Education 60 pounds, is spayed, current on her vaccines the other hand, Utah’s exemption on chase it. and provides a glimpse of Nevada’s rich Native American history. Certificate issued by the Arizona Department of Education. and is micro chipped. To express interest in homes is only $20,000). In short, while sometimes abused, Tia, please complete our online application at There is also an automobile exemption bankruptcy is designed to allow those wecareforanimals.org in Nevada which protects equity in your with no other options an opportunity to Applications may be picked up at the Littlefield School District Office, July art exhibit is ‘Battle Born’ If you are interested in any of our pets, please car up to $15,000. start over with a clean slate. 3490 E. Rio Virgin Rd., Beaver Dam, AZ 86432 between the hours go to www.wecareforanimals.org where you Other exemptions include certain At the same time, the law is designed of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. By Teri Nehrenz now through July 29. 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She is a long-time resident with property. information, please contact Sheree Goessman, Human Resources Manager, Nevada. lery hours are 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday WCFA and we would love to find her a special forever family. Alexandra is very The little they have left already falls Clifford Gravett is a local attorney with the ([email protected]), (928) 347-5486 or fax (928) 347-5967. VVAA artists have come together to through Saturday. For information on people friendly but may take time to warm up to another cat. . under one of the bankruptcy exemp- Virgin Valley law firm of Bingham Snow & bring the public a wonderful and varied future exhibits, phone 702-346-1338 Gidget (formerly Tippy) is a super friendly young feline. She is a tiger stripe with tions; however, it is important to talk Caldwell and is licensed in Nevada, Arizona, display of what Nevada means to them. or visit its web site at www.mesquite- white paws and a white vest. Gidget was found crying after her family apparently with an attorney if you are considering and Utah (702-346-7300 / www.binghamsnow. (Littlefield Unified School District #9 is an equal opportunity employer.) Works in many mediums are on display fineartscenter.com. left her behind. She is very friendly and loving and deserves a wonderful new for- bankruptcy to determine which ex- com). ever family.

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MUST BE 21 OR OLDER | 490 W. MESQUITE BLVD., MESQUITE | 702-346-5752 2B MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS The Week of July 13, 2017 The Week of July 13, 2017 MESQUITE LOCAL NEWS 3B youR Seven-day foRecaSt The basics of bankruptcy LITTLEFIELD Sponsored By today fRiday SatuRday Sunday monday tueSday wedneSday UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #9 In my last article I wrote about creditor priorities and how the order IN BEAVER DAM, ARIZONA in which creditors are paid can and IS SEEKING QUALIFIED APPLICANTS should inform your decision to pay FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: Serving Mesquite & Sun City debts when there isn’t enough cash to pay them all. Custodian For Private Home Tours Knowing creditor preference can be Part-time services; 12-30 hours per week: Entry level; Wage is $12.40-$17.02 useful in negotiating with creditors or, Call 702-561-8418 cliff gRavett an hour based on experience. The position location will be at all Littlefield School SearchMesquiteMLS.com 108/79 109/81 112/83 109/72 106/72 102/80 109/85 in the subject of today’s article, going on finance through the bankruptcy process. District facilities. The United States Constitution autho- emptions will apply to your property. Qualifications: Graduation from high school or equivalent. Possession of a valid rizes Congress to enact “uniform laws It is also important to remember that driver’s license. on the subject of bankruptcies through- bankruptcy doesn’t allow you to get rid out the United States.” of your “secured debts.” Pet of the week Varsity Head Football Coach Bankruptcy is designed to give those Secured debts mean loans that, when with overwhelming debt, who truly have you took out the loan, you promised the Entry level stipend pay is $2,100. Starting work schedule is between 10-20 hours no other options, a fresh start. Through lender that they could have an item of per week from August 2017 through October 2017. The position location will be tia a standard bankruptcy, a person’s debts property (usually a house or a car) if you Beaver Dam High School, 3475 East Rio Virgin Rd, Beaver Dam, AZ 86432. WCFA’s featured pet is Tia. Tia is a beautiful brindle pit who loves to play fetch and are wiped out. didn’t make your payments in full. Qualifications: Athletic Coaching Certificate 7-12 issued by the Arizona brings the ball back to you! She enjoys playing with other playful dogs. She has spent However, there are exceptions. Taxes, Thus, if you default on your mortgage Department of Education. The Athletic Coaching Certificate is not required time with small, medium and large respectful dogs and has been perfect with them. student loans, child support obligations, payment or car loan, the bank can still Tia is an active girl who needs lots of exercise. and similar debts do not go away with foreclose on the home or repossess the for Teachers who hold a valid Elementary, Secondary or Special Education She is strong and has a tendency to initially bankruptcy. vehicle even if you are in bankruptcy Certificate issued by the Arizona Department of Education. pull on leash. By providing games of fetch or Also, you can’t keep all your stuff and protection. other exercise to release pent up energy prior still have your debts disappear in bank- However, the bankruptcy would pre- Varsity Girls Head Softball Coach to her walk helps to eliminates pulling. ruptcy. vent the bank from later suing you for Entry level stipend pay is $2,100. Starting work schedule is between 10-20 hours Tia would be perfect for an active person(s) Instead, you can only keep a limited a deficiency, which the unpaid balance per week from March 2018 through May 2018. The position location will be or family. She would enjoy having a yard and amount of property that is considered to owing on the loan. a playful doggy companion would be a plus. be “exempt” from the claims of creditors. In other words, you can get rid of the Beaver Dam High School, 3475 East Rio Virgin Rd, Beaver Dam, AZ 86432. She knows sit, stay, down, shake. She rides For example, in Nevada, a person can secured debt in bankruptcy, but be pre- Qualifications: Athletic Coaching Certificate 7-12 issued by the Arizona very well in a car. Tia is approximately four keep their home as long as the equity in pared to also lose the car or house to the Teri Nehrenz Department of Education. The Athletic Coaching Certificate is not required This 3D paper tole piece by Joan Cooperman is titled “Princess in the Woods” years of age and house trained. She weighs the home doesn’t exceed $550,000 (on bank that loaned you the money to pur- for Teachers who hold a valid Elementary, Secondary or Special Education 60 pounds, is spayed, current on her vaccines the other hand, Utah’s exemption on chase it. and provides a glimpse of Nevada’s rich Native American history. Certificate issued by the Arizona Department of Education. and is micro chipped. To express interest in homes is only $20,000). In short, while sometimes abused, Tia, please complete our online application at There is also an automobile exemption bankruptcy is designed to allow those wecareforanimals.org in Nevada which protects equity in your with no other options an opportunity to Applications may be picked up at the Littlefield School District Office, July art exhibit is ‘Battle Born’ If you are interested in any of our pets, please car up to $15,000. start over with a clean slate. 3490 E. Rio Virgin Rd., Beaver Dam, AZ 86432 between the hours go to www.wecareforanimals.org where you Other exemptions include certain At the same time, the law is designed of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. By Teri Nehrenz now through July 29. A reception hon- can see all of our adoptable pets and you can household goods, furniture, life insur- to protect the rights of creditors that The classified application is also available on the District Website at: MLN oring all the artists and announcing this complete an adoption application. For more information call us at 702-346-3326 ance, individual retirement accounts, have loaned money to the debtor and www.lusd9.com/Content2/8 month’s winners is scheduled July 20 (voicemail), call Karen at 435-862-9574 or Linda at 702-376-1642. Next pet adoption social security, disability benefits and are entitled to be re-paid. In fact, the As she does in July each year, Barbara from 4-6 p.m. at the gallery. All are wel- is July 15, 9 a.m. - noon (please note these are our summer hours) at Suite 1, 150 N. certain trade tools. bankruptcy system is actually pro- Ellestad has sponsored this month’s Vir- come to join Ellestad and the rest of the Yucca. Questions? Email us at [email protected]. Follow us on Facebook at face- In many cases, people have already vided for in the Constitution and was Closing date: August 1, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. gin Valley Artist’s Association and Mes- community as they announce and con- book.com/wecareforanimalsmesquitenv. spent all or their money or have sold seen by the founders as being essential Interviews: By appointment with School District Administration. quite Fine Arts Center’s themed exhibit. gratulate the winners. all of their property so they do not to the commercial success of the United This year’s July exhibit is titled, “Battle The Mesquite Fine Arts Gallery is Other AvAilABle Pets: have to surrender any additional States. For a more detailed description of job requirements and employment opportunity Born” and is all about the great State of located at 15 W. Mesquite Blvd. Gal- CATS: Alexandra is 1-2 years old beautiful feline. She is a long-time resident with property. information, please contact Sheree Goessman, Human Resources Manager, Nevada. lery hours are 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday WCFA and we would love to find her a special forever family. Alexandra is very The little they have left already falls Clifford Gravett is a local attorney with the ([email protected]), (928) 347-5486 or fax (928) 347-5967. VVAA artists have come together to through Saturday. For information on people friendly but may take time to warm up to another cat. . under one of the bankruptcy exemp- Virgin Valley law firm of Bingham Snow & bring the public a wonderful and varied future exhibits, phone 702-346-1338 Gidget (formerly Tippy) is a super friendly young feline. She is a tiger stripe with tions; however, it is important to talk Caldwell and is licensed in Nevada, Arizona, display of what Nevada means to them. or visit its web site at www.mesquite- white paws and a white vest. Gidget was found crying after her family apparently with an attorney if you are considering and Utah (702-346-7300 / www.binghamsnow. (Littlefield Unified School District #9 is an equal opportunity employer.) Works in many mediums are on display fineartscenter.com. left her behind. She is very friendly and loving and deserves a wonderful new for- bankruptcy to determine which ex- com). ever family. thiS week in hiStoRy

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