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‘Dynamic and strong’ City manager assesses Inside Chamber celebrates first six months on the job accomplishments Jacob Snow speaks about the Adam Greene case, the selection of new 3 police chief and financial challenges currently facing the city We tell you what’s up State of the Henderson executives and political lead- in the world of autos Address showcases ers at the State of Henderson local business leaders Chamber of Commerce Address Gas prices are on the on Friday, Aug. 4, at . rise … where to get By Guy Dawson “We offer an impressive it locally for less Reporter array of services, and we do it all for our member busi- The Henderson Chamber nesses,” he continued. “The 6 of Commerce increasingly is state of the Chamber is dynamic Balanced Organizing becoming a vital facilitator for and strong.” Solutions helps get you the city’s business community, Steve Schorr, Cox Com- on track—personally according to the organiza- munication’s vice president and professionally tion’s chief executive officer, of public affairs, was the Scott Muelrath. master of ceremony for the “I’m proud to say that the event, and Muelrath was the 7 Henderson Chamber is a con- keynote speaker. SCORE helps those who duit for our members and the Muelrath said the Henderson want to start a business community,” Muelrath told a collection of business owners, —continued on PAGE 5 8 New healthcare-costs estimator makes man- Buford Davis | THP aging finances easier Jacob Snow has not lacked for tasks, since being selected as Henderson’s city manager on March 7. As his first order of business, Snow appointed 20-year Henderson Police Department veteran Patrick Moers as police chief, which was ratified unanimously by the City Council in July. 9 Henderson Police assist By Buford Davis “It was a little stressful for are different, so just trying to with weekend sobriety Reporter me, just trying to take on so get a grasp for a number of dif- checkpoint at Lake Mead much new information,” said ferent departments. It’s a very Jacob Snow is settling into Snow on Thursday, Aug. 9, six vast scope of operations with 10 his new job as Henderson’s months into his taking office. a lot of employees to meet and New Will Ferrell flick city manager, but the former “The city has a different get to know. Courtesy of Imagine Communications falls short on brilliance Regional Transportation Com- mission and a different scope “After being here a few City of Henderson Mayor Andy Hafen, who also is a member of but is still very funny the Henderson Chamber board of directors, attended the State mission chief said it has not than what I’m familiar with,” of the Chamber Address on Aug. 4 at M Resort. been a simple transition. he said. “Municipal operations —continued on PAGE 3

but they stopped me.” Human sacrifices Vance said she couldn’t help Six years after soldier’s Vance’s son, Ignacio Ramirez, thinking about when she was a death in Iraq, local family was a chemical special in the child in Tijuana, Mexico, and U.S. Army, stationed in Iraq. her mother telling her that when struggles to cope “I remember going to the she does something wrong in By Buford Davis office, there was a man and a this world, God makes her Reporter woman,” recalled Vance. pay for it. “‘Ma’am, are you Marina “I thought, ‘What the hell It was Wednesday. Marina Vance? Are you the mother of did I do? I don’t like hurt- Vance had just clocked into specialist Ignacio Ramirez?’ ing people. Lord, what did I work at Sears on Warm Springs “I was like, ‘Shut up, I don’t do wrong?’ Road in Henderson, when she want to talk to nobody.’” “I was crying and scream- received a disturbing phone “We need to tell you, ma’am,” ing, saying, ‘Lord, if you give Buford Davis | THP call from her 12-year-old the reps said. him to me again, I will stay on Marina Vance holds a ballot son, James. “But I was like, ‘No.’ my knees forever.’ And my from the 2005 Iraqi election. Two representatives from the “I remember they wanted me co-workers told me, ‘Marina, Vance’s son, Ignacio Ramirez, U.S. military had come to their to sign papers, but I was like, he’s not coming back.’” was killed near Ar Ramadi in 2006. “This is what he died family home near Old Vegas ‘I’m not signing shit,’ and I for,” she said. “It’s his legacy.” Trail to speak with her. grabbed my keys to go home, —continued on PAGE 5 Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 2 News Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 3

JOB— Snow served as the RTC’s of police, she was, at one time, he’s made with people in continued from PAGE 1 general manager for 19 years, the director of IT (information the community.” Autos in the news ... before being selected to be- technology) for the city,” said In June, Snow initiated months, it’s beginning to feel come city manager in March. Snow. “She was masterful at an independent analysis of By Scott Bourne reports a new study expects like home, and I really do like His appointment was made administration; an unusual HPD by the International City Columnist that car navigation system working here.” one month after a videotape of gift that most people don’t County Management Associa- ownership will quadruple Snow, a longtime Hender- a 2010 incident became pub- have, but she has. And I think tion to assess the efficiency ● Hyundai fans may want by 2019. son resident, said managing lic, showing Henderson police the city of Henderson will of operations and, he hopes, to snag any existing inventory ● The much-anticipated the city through a period of officers forcefully apprehend- benefit from that for decades to mollify residents disturbed while they still can, because DreamWorks’ project Need extreme financial difficulty is ing motorist Adam Greene, to come, because of what by a recent string of use-of- word from Korea is that the for Speed, directed by Scott the responsibility that weighs who was experiencing a she accomplished.” force incidents. company is facing a labor Waugh, is slated for theaters on on him most heavily. diabetic episode. In July, Snow selected “Considering what’s hap- strike. Kia is also working Feb. 7, 2014, which is earlier “We can’t afford to just The Greene civil rights vio- Patrick Moers, a 20-year pened that’s been very public, on a strike. than anticipated. sit back and wait,” he said lation lawsuit was settled for Henderson Police Department I think it’s reasonable for the ● Fiat is promising to launch ● Mini is still taking heat for pointedly regarding the area’s public to have questions. I had the 500L, which contains the its failed CVT transmissions. fiscal landscape. “Hope for the the same questions before I first in-car coffeemaker. I didn’t This time it’s a group of Florida best and plan for the worst. came here,” he said. know there was such demand plaintiffs who are filing a class- And that’s what we’re doing.” This guy (Patrick Moers) has been, Snow said he has spent for coffee while driving. action suit claiming the 2006-08 Union Village and the Las much of his first months as ● Ford’s hot little Focus ST is Mini Cooper convertibles cost Vegas National Sports Center whether he realizes it or not, for 20 city manager dealing with alleged to get 32 mpg highway them $6000 to $9000 to repair, are development projects with HPD and has been impressed and 26 mpg city—astounding due to faulty transmissions. a combined cost of $3 billion years, qualifying himself for the chief with what he’s found. numbers from a car that is ● Ford has recalled 10,000- and the potential to give the of police by the job that he’s done, the “I would not want to be a suitable for drifting. plus 2013 Escape crossovers for city’s economy a significant police officer. I think those ● Fortune magazine says the a brake pedal-interference issue. infusion in the near future. service he’s given and the connections people have a very difficult 2013 Chevrolet Malibu Eco is ● In more recall news, Vol- “We still have a very high— job to do. Ninety-five percent the most disliked car of the year. vo recalled 2011-2013 S80 an abnormally high—con- he’s made with people in the community. of what they do is focused on They’ll get no argument here. sedans due to transmission struction unemployment customer service, and I think ● It may be the end of the software problems. level,” said Snow. “So any- —Jacob Snow, Henderson city manager they do that very well. world—well, at least the end thing that’s going to involve “But there comes a time, of an era. The U.S. Army is Scott Bourne is a Henderson- construction on a big scale, which is that 5 percent of ending its decadelong NAS- based professional photog- such as those two projects, the time, that we don’t like CAR sponsorship deal. The rapher specializing in cars. would be beneficial not $257,000, but the event dam- veteran, to replace Chambers. to think about the job the Army has spent $20 million Bourne, an avid motor sports just for the city, but for the aged the city’s reputation and It was a choice unanimously Henderson Police officers of your tax dollars sponsoring enthusiast and car collector, entire region. led to the abrupt retirement of ratified by City Council. need to do for us. But we’re the Stewart-Haas team. publishes two blogs, carloves. “We’re hopeful they’ll the then-city-manager Mark “I went and talked to a lot very glad they’re there,” Snow ● TheDetroitBureau.com com and photofocus.com. come to fruition, and there’s Calhoun and Police Chief of people about the internal explained. “They may have a process that has to be gone Jutta Chambers. candidates—a lot of people,” to be involved in a situation through to see if those groups Snow recognizes the sig- Snow said. “It was difficult to where they have to use force can find financing.” nificance the incident has find anybody, having worked to protect us and to keep Got gas? Snow said the city is wait- had in shaping the direction with Pat, who didn’t have us safe.” The cheapest gas prices in Henderson this week ing to receive more informa- of city government, because great things to say about his Snow said that, since begin- tion from developer Christo- he took the job vacated by ability to lead, and to lead ning his city manager tenure, pher Milam concerning the Calhoun and inherited the calmly, to not overreact in he has found Henderson’s REGULAR PREMIUM details of a sports complex immediate task of replacing stressful situations. reputation as the region’s most financing deal, but he believes the city’s police chief. “He’s going to be the type functional local government $3.38—Costco, 791 Marks $3.58—Costco, 791 Marks St./ the Union Village prospects “Everybody involved (in of person who’s going to make to be well-founded. St./Galleria Drive Galleria Drive are promising. the Greene case) has learned a connections for the city, and I “I think the mayor and $3.43—USA Gasoline, 205 S. $3.63—USA Gasoline, 205 “We’re very optimistic lot, and if they had the chance think bring the police depart- Council are a very smart group Stephanie St./Wesst Horizon S Stephanie St./West Horizon about what we see and what to do it again, would do it ment to be more of a partner and, I think, well-respected; Ridge Parkway Ridge Parkway we hear from the Union Vil- differently,” he said. with the city of Henderson not just by the staff, but by $3.43—Sinclair 201 N. Steph- $3.63—Circle K, 695 N. Valle lage folks. We hope there Chambers’ ousting prompt- in general,” Snow continued. the rest of the community,” anie St./American Pacific Verde Drive/West Sunset Road will be an announcement ed some speculation that she “This guy has been, whether he said. Drive $3.63—Sinclair, 1680 W. sometime soon that there is was used as a scapegoat, and he realizes it or not, for 20 When asked about the $3.45—ARCO, 198 N. Pecos Sunset Road/Arroyo Grande a deal in place,” Snow said. Snow, while not addressing years, qualifying himself for consensus on the new city Road/Windmill Parkway Boulevard “We’ll just have to wait and that issue, said he feels she was the chief of police by the job manager, Snow smiled and $3.45—7-Eleven, 589 W. $3.67—7-Eleven, 589 W. Pa- see. They’re getting closer one of the city’s great chiefs. that he’s done, the service he’s said, “I think the jury’s out Pacific Ave./East Horizon cific Ave./East Horizon Drive to the end of that process.” “Not only was she the chief given and the connections on me.” Drive Courtesy of gasbuddy.com Your Source for: Power Chairs . Lift Chairs Scooters . Lifts . Ramps . and More

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CHAMBER— “Our economic engine is SACRIFICES— explosive device ignited under you with ‘what if?’” “We’ll fight later,” he told her continued from PAGE 1 beginning to move in the right continued from PAGE 1 the MMMWV he was driving The sudden loss of a sibling, as he exited the room. direction again,” Ramous said. on a road just outside the city. compounded by their mother’s “When you start arguing, Business Resource Center, a “We are developing a partner- Ignacio Ramirez graduated “If that boy who detonated debilitating grief, has taken a there’s a lot of anger. But I Henderson Chamber of Com- ship with the city of Hender- from Basic High School the that bomb could have just looked toll on Vance’s six remaining want them to understand, even merce-sponsored incubator that son’s Economic Development summer the Twin Towers fell. in Nacho’s eyes,” said Vance, children, as well as her marriage. though he’s gone—it’s been provides support services for department and continuing to A few days later, he came to “just seen him … how human “A lot of times with the fam- six years already—for me, it’s young companies, is “thriving help businesses through our his mother and stepfather to he was. But they don’t see ily, you fail,” she said. “I failed, like yesterday,” Vance said. “I like never before.” assistance programs,” he added. tell them of his decision to join the humanity.” because when I lost Nacho, I want them to understand that, “The HBRC has great part- The luncheon also marked the Army. Ramirez was posthumously couldn’t see the needs of the but at the same time, I wish I nerships, and we would like the establishment of the in- “I remember my husband awarded the Purple Heart, others. Nacho’s gone, and the could understand more about to thank Wells Fargo Bank for augural Henderson Cham- telling him, ‘Nacho, we’re go- Bronze Star Medal, Combat ones who are alive are the ones them, what is going through donating the space that houses ber of Commerce Emeritus ing to be at war,’ but he said, Action badge and Honor of the who need me. their heads. It’s very tough it,” he said. Board composed of mem- ‘I’m going.’” Dragon, which is specifically for “I failed, because I was so for everyone.” Muelrath also announced bers who have contributed “I’ll be honest with you. I chemical specialists. Six years engrossed in my pain that I Vance carefully curates an that Leadership Henderson, distinguished service. wish I could have stopped him,” later, the medals remain cased didn’t care, honestly. When expanding memorial wall to a Chamber-backed program First-time appointees to the recalled Vance. “‘What the hell inside a shoebox of belongings. your child tells you what you her son that includes photos, that is devoted to educating board were John Holman, Jim are you thinking? I didn’t raise “It’s the biggest pain you did wrong, it’s really hard. It’s stuffed animals and figurines civic-minded professionals Gibson, Tim O’Callaghan, you for that.’” could ever … it’s like somebody like a slap in the face.” of angels and eagles. What she and building and maintaining David Dahan, Bruce Woodbury, Ramirez became part of the put their hand inside you and On this day, Vance sits by cannot find space for is stored a strong network of effective Alice Martz, Rod Davis and armed forces recruitment swell dragged out your heart,” said the window in a corner of her in a trunk just off the foyer. community leaders, is launching Dianne Fyke. in the months after 9/11. He Vance. “That kind of pain, you family’s spacious living room, She said she has no desire to a community day event with Bruce Quinn, project manager was a chemical specialist with feel racing all the way up you, crying only a little, only when move past her loss, even if it was the Opportunity Village in the with Serve Pro, was named the 1st Battalion 37th Armored so you can’t even scream. Your she pulls the rawest fragments possible, only to pull it forward near future. the Henderson Chamber’s Regiment, the tank battalion throat is so dry, you can’t speak.” from her memory. She acknowl- into an undefined future. According to Muelrath, quar- ambassador of the year. He dubbed the Bandits. Vance is thankful for the emo- edges one of her adult sons who “In the morning you get up, terly attendance at Henderson and the other ambassadors act In 2005, Ramirez’s four- tional support she has received, has just come into the house sometimes you can feel good, Chamber mixers is up 100 per- as liaisons to new Chamber year service was extended by but as the years have passed, her and shows no surprise to see sometimes bad, but you put on cent during the past six months, members and help retain existing two years. grief has created a barrier from yet another stranger from the your mask, your clown face,” and he encouraged members member businesses. “He wanted out,” said Vance, everyone around her. media with whom she shares Vance said. “But I have to get to take advantage of all the Schorr said education is one who remembers that the death “I’m carrying a burden,” she her story. up. I have to continue with life.” events and opportunities the of the strongest aspects of the of his translator, with whom continued. “Family, friends, Chamber offers. Henderson community and he was close, had particularly they see you, and they don’t “This event is a call to action asked attendees to “make a shaken her son. “We can’t judge want to deal with it. So they for the business community,” he difference in someone’s life.” what they’re seeing out there.” run away from you, and you said. “Ask more of your Hen- “It’s not how great you can By 2006, the capital of Al feel it. It’s like you have some derson Chamber of Commerce. do in life that matters; it’s about Anbar Governorate, Ar Ra- sort of sickness, some disease. Leave here today asking, ‘What how much good you can do,” madi, had become a hotbed of But it’s not. It’s pain.” can my Chamber do for me?’” he said. “Make a change. Make activity from Sunni insurgents Vance said images of soldiers, John Ramous, president of a difference.” who had withdrawn from who have returned from combat the Henderson Development As- Event attendee Natasha Con- nearby Fallujah after the United regions, greeting their families, sociation, which functions as the ner said the gathering offered a States-led assault on the city two are still emotionally weighted. Chamber’s economic develop- lot of good information. years earlier. “It’s hard, because you see ment arm, said his organization is “It was nice to be here and With the anniversary of their happiness, and I am happy redefining itself and is focused on show appreciation for the busi- his death, Aug. 9, having just for them. But at the same time, its three local business assistance ness community,” she said. passed, Vance recalled the you feel it could have been Buford Davis | THP programs: the One-on-One Visi- For more information about incident that took her son’s life. my son. tation program, Henderson On- the Henderson Chamber of Twenty-two-year-old “Actually you feel like you’ve A memorial wall was created for U.S. Army chemical special- ist Ignacio Ramirez, killed in Iraq in 2006. Ramirez’s mother, Board and the annual Economic Commerce, call 565-3115 or Ramirez, and two other soldiers been robbed. They robbed your Marina Vance, said the years between have severely strained Development Awards. visit hendersonchamber.com. were killed when an improvised dreams, your hopes. They leave family relations. Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 6 Business Think tidy Local organizer helps businesses become more efficient

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Brenda Prinzavalli is good at cleaning up messes. The longtime school teacher turned in her classroom keys more than 10 years ago, translated a knack for being organized with kids and adults into helping businesses, and hasn’t looked back. The professional organizer, trainer and consultant is also the chief executive officer of Balanced Organizing Solu- tions, which is located at 1000 N. Green Valley Parkway in Henderson. Prinzavalli describes her work simply as “teaching Courtesy of Balanced Organizing Solutions people to think in an organized Brenda Prinzavalli (pictured) started Balanced Organizing way.” She hopes to use these Solutions LLC in 2003 years ago to help business owners stay new methods and habits in organized while managing growth. both personal and professional life for positive results. “No,” to a job. cutter approach to this.” “That transfer of that habit “The scary part is that you With many companies, (from personal to business might not be the best for the it’s often a case of realizing or vice versa) can be so phe- client, and somebody else how to delegate work effec- nomenal to watch,” she said might serve them better,” tively, so there isn’t overlap of her work. she said. “It’s difficult when and gaps in productivity, the Prinzavalli now sees a you’re in that mode of keep- expert said. And once a busi- variety of clients, but most ing a business afloat to say, ness becomes efficient, more K TO SCHO run businesses with 10 to 15 ‘No,’ to something. … But time to reflect and market AC OL employees and are trying to usually once you do, right naturally occurs. B ! learn how to how to maintain their current business or how FREE REGISTRATION to find time and the means WITH THIS AD to grow an enterprise. For I always say you have to take time to many, taking a moment to a $50.00 work on your business, not just work ValUE! evaluate the business and its goals is key. in your business. When you do have “I always say you have to NOW ENROLLING take time to work on your a little bit of time, you can reassess SErViNg FamiliES witH CHilDrEN agES 6 wEEkS to 12 yEarS business, not just work in your business,” she said. where you’re at, look at your big- CARING FOR OUR FUTURE ♥ OUR GREATEST RESOURCE ♥ OUR CHILDREN “When you do have a little bit of time, you can reassess picture goals. —Brenda Prinzavalli , CEO of where you’re at, look at your big-picture goals.” Balanced Organizing Solutions As a teacher, Prinzavalli ♥ J. marlan walker international School ♥ James E & a rae Smalley Elementary School recognized that reflective ♥ John Dooley Elementary School ♥ gordon mcCaw Elementary School time came at the end of the around the corner, there’s For many, it’s a case of school year. something that’s fulfilling to effectively leveraging tech- ♥ glen taylor Elementary School ♥ Sue morrow Elementary School “When everybody walked your business mission.” nology, too. A professional ♥ Fay galloway Elementary School ♥ Ulis Newton Elementary School out and it was done, you had There isn’t a set amount of can help with tips on what ♥ acelero learning Center ♥ Pinecrest academy that big sigh of relief and you time any company needs to types of technology are had the opportunity to sit back be marketing or any specific the best to invest in for a Offering Programs For: and reflect,” she recalled. amount of time a business particular business. ♥ infants/toddlers ♥ Early learners ♥ Before and after School Care The coach encourages should be tending to daily “Those systems always take a ♥ Potty training ♥ Pre-k Prep ♥ transportation to and From School business owners to look at operations, Prinzavalli said. little longer to set up. But once WE ACCEPT URBAN LEAGUE SUBSIDY projects and their daily and She asks lot of questions when you get used to doing them, they CALL TO SCHEDULE A TOUR! long-term schedules to find she meets with clients to get save you time and money in the ways to pencil in some of that a true sense of a company’s long run,” she said. reevaluation or downtime. goals and current systems, For more information about 702-568-1300 Another issue business before offering suggestions. Balanced Organizing Solu- www.TheArtofLearning.info owners, particularly new ones, “Everyone’s different,” she tions, call 375-0585 or visit n n n 300 E. Horizon Drive Henderson, NV 89015 ♥ 709 E. Horizon Drive Ste 150 Henderson, NV 89015 confront is the inability to say, added. “There’s no cookie- www.balorg.com. Business Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 7

the owner you need to be worried Sound advice can help about what’s going on in the back office, which is basically your you SCORE in business business’ engine room. Johnson pointed out that Organization assists entrepreneurs in getting people really need to consider their operations up and running all the costs of opening and run- ning a business. Rent, utilities and payroll, along with other expenses, must be accounted for. After all, according to Johnson, “You have to think about how to keep the lights on and the doors open.” According to Johnson, it’s imperative for business owner to keep updating their business plans. Most people develop a good business plan and then either get a loan or get the busi- ness up and running; once things seem to be working properly, they forget to update their plan. Another bit of advice that Johnson has to share is short but to the point: “Trust but

Courtesy of Gary J. Johnson verify.” When business owners Stephen Sawyer, a SCORE Southern Nevada counselor, get comfortable or burnt out, advises a Henderson man interested in starting his own busi- employee laziness and theft can ness at the local SCORE office located at 112 S. Water St. in start to come into play. An ex- downtown Henderson. ample of this might be a general manager and an alcohol supplier By Jarred Bogens-Francisco Henderson located at 112 S. colluding against the owner of Reporter Water St., which is in the Wells a restaurant for their own gain, Fargo bank building. which is worse than not getting The dream of business own- First, you’ll speak with a enough customers. ership may seem more difficult SCORE representative about While growing up, Stephen with the current economic your business idea, and you will Sawyer, a certified business climate. However, there is hope be matched with a counselor who mentor with SCORE Southern and help available. is best suited to help you based Nevada, had his own lawn SCORE, which stands for Ser- on their area of expertise. service, paper route and other vice Core of Retired Executives, One local SCORE counselor, jobs. After graduating from has been around since 1964 to Gary J. Johnson, actively has college, he went into the Army help those who want to take their been working in management and afterward, he spent much of idea and turn it into their very since the mid-1960s. Even his professional life working in own business. The organization’s though he is officially retired, corporate America. When it comes to starting a business, Sawyer said, “Don’t You have to think about how to keep spend any of your money, until you’ve gone through the lights on and the doors open. your thought process and done your research.” —Gary J. Johnson, SCORE counselor He mentioned an instance in which a new business owner took out a long-term lease on what was thought to be the perfect sole purpose is to help potential Johnson is involved with the location for the business, only entrepreneurs get their businesses Henderson Rotary Club, Hen- to find later that, because of up and running. derson Chamber of Commerce zoning laws, the business would At one time, the Small Busi- and, of course, he works to help not be able to be opened within ness Administration loaned potential business owners. that particular building. money directly to those embark- An analogy that Johnson likes Sawyer’s final word of advice ing on a new business venture. to use is comparing a business to to those wanting to start their Unfortunately, people who are a yacht. Ideally, when a person own business: “Don’t be afraid attempting to start businesses has a yacht, they think about to ask for help or advice.” and need these loans do not sailing, throwing parties and SCORE is a national not- always have business plans or hanging out on the promenade. for-profit organization that runs know how to put one together. However, the one thing the regular monthly business start- Because of this, the SBA formed owner of the yacht also has to up workshops. The main topics an organization of retired busi- think about is what is going on covered in these workshops ness professionals to help up- in the engine room, because the include writing a business plan; and-coming business owners. action taking place in the engine marketing and sales; and manag- This is how SCORE was born. room sustains the yacht. ing your business’ cash flow. If you’re interested in get- When a person has a business, For more information, visit ting help from SCORE, you they may be proud to own and the local chapter’s website at can contact the local office in operate a business but, again, as scorelv.org or call 388-6104. Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 8 Health/Fitness

Account balances will be in- to use toward paying out-of- New online program is available to help cluded in their myHealthcare pocket healthcare expenses. Cost Estimator profile as well. Additionally, this tool edu- understand and manage health costs The estimator provides real cates members by providing time and up-to-date costs. In them with alternative treat- UnitedHealthcare offers tool to assist patients in making their financial choices the event current costs are not ment options, information available, the most recent costs, on how their benefits work which are based on previous and how healthcare costs claims specific to that care are determined. provider, are made available. “UnitedHealthcare’s my- Currently, 14 million people Healthcare Cost Estimator is are enrolled in the program. the kind of innovation that The cost estimator was made can enhance access to quality possible through the collabora- care by helping people be- tive efforts of UnitedHealthcare come more savvy healthcare and contracted care provid- members,” said Clint Hailey, ers. UnitedHealthcare spent chief managed care officer for months gathering feedback Tenet Healthcare. from members, employers “Transparency in quality and and care providers in order to cost information is key, not only provide members with this tool. to empower individual patients Cost estimates are available and their families but also for 47 geographic areas through help to improve our nation’s the online service and covers healthcare system,” he added. treatments and procedures, And, according to the com- such as surgeries, lab tests, pany, the MyHealthcare Cost radiology tests and office visits. Estimator was designed for all Buford Davis | THP MyHealthcare Cost Estima- users, not just for the tech savvy UnitedHealthcare customers now have access to a new tool the company says will assist them in making informed medical and tor also lets members compare crowd, and it has garnered posi- financial decisions regarding their healthcare. the cost and quality of 240,000 tive feedback from customers physicians and hospitals. and members who appreciate By Jamie Barnard members with quality, cost putting relevant information understanding their treatment Members are able to view the ease of use and ability to Editorial Intern and educational information right at people’s fingertips,” options, comparing services specific out-of-pocket costs create searches based on their regarding healthcare. said Yasmine Winkler, chief and anticipating future costs.” United Healthcare recent- “MyHealthcare Cost Esti- product and marketing officer Previous tools, such as the ly launched a new online mator meets a longstanding for UnitedHealthcare. Treatment Cost Estimator, have tool called myHealthcare consumer need for thorough “MyHealthcare Cost Esti- been available to members for UnitedHealthcare’s myHealthcare Cost Cost Estimator. This service, but simple online comparison mator enables people to make more than five years and, just which began in June, provides shopping for healthcare by better care decisions by better as with the new program, they Estimator is the kind of innovation that all have been free. This version was based on can enhance access to quality care by a growing consumer need for helping people become more savvy a streamlined way to manage healthcare and obtain impor- healthcare members. —Clint Hailey, chief tant information, according to the company. managed care officer for Tenet Healthcare With this tool, members are able to get cost estimates on more than 100 common procedures and treatments. associated with providers, personal needs. They also are able to obtain procedures and treatments, as The myHealthcare tool is cost estimates based on specific well as the portion that will be available at myuhc.com, and a physicians and hospitals. paid for by the employer. mobile version for the iPhone The costs that the members An account balance will be and Android smartphones will will be provided are reflective provided to consumers, too, al- be available later this year via of the health plan benefits lowing them them to determine Health4Me, UnitedHealthcare’s specific to each individual. the amount they have available mobile application. Police/Fire Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 9 Missing man has Cops on the lookout for Henderson Police impaired drivers this asking for public’s help weekend Local elderly man found unharmed within hours Sobriety checkpoint slated for Lake Mead ident Robert Kelsey was National Recreation Area reported missing. According to Henderson Police, Kelsey was last spot- By Carla J. Zvosec ted walking away from his Editor Courtesy of USA.gov vehicle in the parking lot With an average of 200 Lake of Albertsons grocery store National Service Park rangers Mead National Recreation Area located at North Boulder at Lake Mead National Recreation visitors being arrested each year for being under the influence Highway and Lake Mead area will be conducting a sobriety while operating a car or boat in Drive at approximately checkpoint on Saturday, Aug. 18, the park, National Park Service 1:45 p.m. between the hours of 5 p.m. and 9 rangers will conduct a sobriety Kelsey, described as p.m. on Lakeshore Road in the area checkpoint on Aug. 18. 5-feet-4-inches tall and 140 of Las Vegas Bay. Courtesy of HPD pounds with black hair and Park rangers arrest an average of the car is occupied by family and Henderson resident Robert brown eyes, resides near 200 visitors in the national park annu- friends,” said Chief Kelsey, 80, was reported miss- Horizon Ridge Parkway and ally for driving under the influence. Ranger Mary Hinson. “We do ing on Aug. 13 but was found Mission Drive. Assisting the rangers will be law these checkpoints because impaired unharmed just hours later. He was believed to have enforcement officers from the Hoover drivers are not only a danger to them- possibly gotten on a Regional Dam Police, Boulder City Police, selves, they're a danger to everyone By Carla J. Zvosec Transportation Commission Las Vegas Metropolitan Police and on the road.” Editor bus that was headed north- Nevada Highway Patrol. In a national park, operating bound on Boulder Highway. “What's most disconcerting a vehicle or boat while under the

On Monday, Aug. 13, Kelsey was located un- about the DUIs we see in the influence of alcohol or drugs is a Buford Davis | THP 80-year-old Henderson res- harmed hours later. park is that, more often than not, federal crime. Penalties can include A sudden torrential downpour hit the Henderson area around fines up to $5000, a maximum of 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 15. This woman, who was cross- six months in jail and up to a five- ing Water Street was one of many unexpectedly caught in the year probation. heavy downfall. Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 10 Area Crime Map

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Hot Spot of the Week made knitted and embroidered 10/5, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.- Dana Delgado Dance Studios. items and jewelry. Henderson Fri.; viewing by appointment Humana Guidance Center, 1000 Events Plaza, 200 S. Water St. only, free. Featuring soft N. Green Valley Parkway, Suite 267-2171. pastel,watercolor, charcoal, 720. 269-5200. oil pastel, collage and pho- Jan Schaffer Art Exhibit tomontage from Del Webb Beginner Line Dance Class Through 8/30, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Middle School students. 9:30-11:30 a.m. Tuesdays, free. Tues.-Sat., free. Featuring ab- Pinnacle Children’s Art Gallery Humana Guidance Center, 1000 stract, still life and traditional (third floor), 203 S. Water St. N. Green Valley Parkway, Suite landscape watercolor paintings. 267-2152. hendersonlive.com. 720. 269-5200. City Lights Art Gallery, 3 E. Army St. 260.0300. Sin City Sinners 10 p.m. Brad Standley and The Fridays, free, 21+. Performing Foxflies 7-11 p.m. Fridays, Jerry Tiffe 8/18, 7 p.m.-12 originals and rock covers. Club free, 21+. The Pond at Green a.m., free, 21+. Skyline Ca- Madrid at Sunset Station, 1301 Valley Ranch Resort, 2300 Paseo sino, 1714 N. Boulder Highway. W. Sunset Road. 547-7777. Verde Parkway. 617-7777. 565 -9116 . The Son of a Gun Duo Children’s Art Exhibit Labels for Education Collect 8:30-12:30 a.m. Saturdays, free, Through 10/5, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. barcodes from participating 21+. Cerveza Cantina at Fiesta Tues.-Fri., by appointment products to help provide sup- Henderson, 777 W. Lake Mead only. Rotating exhibit of local plies for libraries. Turn them Parkway. 558-7000. students’ artwork. Currently into any of the six Henderson contains art pieces in soft libraries. Heritage Park Senior The Spazmatics 10 p.m.-1 a.m. pastel, watercolor, charcoal, Facility, 300 S. Racetrack Road; Fridays, free, 21+. Club Madrid oil pastel, collage and photo- James I. Gibson, 100 W. Lake at Sunset Station, 1301 W. Sunset montage media created by Del Mead Drive. 492-6581. Road. 547-7777. Webb Middle School students. Pinnacle Children’s Art Gallery Lost Vegas Bulldozed and The Strung Out Sessions on third floor of Pinnacle Build- Huey Lewis and the News 8/24, 8 p.m., $40-$85. Imploded: Casinos of the Las 9 p.m. Saturdays, free, 21+. ing, 203 S. Water St. 267-2152. Vegas Valley Through 8/26, Acoustic pop-rock music. Club hendersonlive.com Performing American pop rock music. Grand Events Center at 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily, $1-$2. Madrid at Sunset Station, 1301 W. Features photography exhibit Sunset Road. 547-7777. Country Fresh Farmers Resort, 2300 Paseo Verde Parkway. 617-7777. of Las Vegas hotel-casinos that Market 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Thurs- have been demolished. Clark Threedom Rock 8:30-12:30 days (weather permitting), County Museum, 1830 S. Boulder a.m. Fridays, free, 21+. Cerveza free admission. Featuring lo- Highway. 455-7955. Cantina at , 777 cal as well as California farm To submit your event for publication, send an email to [email protected] with the event name, W. Lake Mead Parkway. 558-7000. stand for just-picked fruits date, time, cost, age restrictions (if any), a brief description and the venue, address and phone number where Mahi 4-8 p.m. Sundays, free, and vegetables, bakery fresh the event will take place in the body of the email; no attachments will be accepted. Submissions must be 21+. Live Hawaiian music. Gaudi Twice as Nice 8/17, 7 p.m.- bread and pastries, variety of received by 5 p.m. on Friday, at least one week prior to the event date, for consideration. Bar at Sunset Station, 1301 W. midnight, free, 21+. Skyline salsas, pizza, kettle corn, hot Sunset Road. 547-7777. Casino, 1714 N. Boulder Highway. dogs, cold drinks and house- Anthem Acoustic power duo with a The Dummkopfs 2-5:30 565 -9116 . hold and gift items. Henderson Foo Fighters meet Simon & p.m Sundays, free, 21+. Skyline Memory Lane Music Con- Events Plaza, 240 Water St. Labels for Education Collect Garfunkel sounds. Gaudi Bar at Casino, 1714 N. Boulder Highway. cert 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, free, Green Valley 267-2171. barcodes from participating Sunset Station, 1301 W. Sunset 565 -9116 . 55+. Pancake breakfast and products to help provide sup- Road. 547-7777. music from the ’30s to the Art & Wine Night 6-9 p.m. Country Fresh Farmers plies for libraries. Turn them Eldon Hunt 7-11 p.m. Sun- ’70s. 10960 S. Eastern Ave. Thursdays (weather permitting), Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Fridays into any of the six Henderson City Lights Co-op Gallery days, free, 21+. Skyline Ca- 629-6704. 21+. Stop by for a complimen- (weather permitting), free libraries. Lydia Malcolm, 2960 Exhibit Through 8/24, 5 a.m.-9 sino, 1714 N. Boulder Highway. tary glass of wine, live acoustic admission. Featuring local as Sunridge Heights Parkway #100. p.m. Mon.-Fri.; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 565 -9116 . Next Movement 8/18, 7 p.m., music and a mini art show by well as California farm stand 492-6581. Sat.; and 1-5 p.m. Sun., free. free, 21+. Performing Motown local artists. Rachel’s Kitchen for just-picked fruits and Local artists gather to promote Henderson Farmers Mar- sounds. Club Madrid at Sunset at The District at Green Valley vegetables, bakery fresh bread East Henderson fine art in the community and ket 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursdays Station, 1301 W. Sunset Road. Ranch, 2265 Village Walk Drive. and pastries, variety of salsas, the schools. The Gallery inside (weather permitting), free 547-7777. 522-7887. pizza, kettle corn, hot dogs, Buster Kings featuring the Henderson Multigenerational admission. Seasonal fruits and cold drinks and household and Shawn Eiferman 6-10 p.m. Center, 250 S. Green Valley vegetables, fresh-baked breads, Pinnacle Children’s Art Ballroom Dance Class 11 Fridays & Saturdays, free, 21+. Parkway. 267-2171. fresh-made salsas, honey, hand- Gallery Exhibit Through a.m.-noon Thursdays, free. With —continued on PAGE 14 Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 12 Movies

Movie Listings Brave, PG Fri.-Sun. (11:40, 2:20), 4:50 Schedule is for Friday, Aug. 17 through Thursday, Aug. Mon. (11:40, 2:20, 4:50) 23. Discounted show times appear in parenthesis. Tues. 11:40, 2:20, 4:50

Green Valley Tues. 12:10, 2:40, 9:55 Stadium 10 Stadium 11 2300 Paseo Verde Parkway 4111 Boulder Highway Paranorman in Real D 3D, PG 361-4064 221-2283 Fri.-Sun. 5:00, 7:30 Mon. (5:00), 7:30 The Expendables 2, R Paranorman in Real D 3D, PG Tues. 5:00, 7:30 Fri.-Sun. (12:10, 2:00, 2:40), 4:30, Fri.-Sun. (12:10, 2:40), 5:10, 7:40, 5:10, 7:00, 7:40, 9:40, 10:20 10:20 The Odd Life of Timothy Mon. (12:10, 2:00, 2:40, 4:30, 5:10), Mon.-Thurs. (12:10, 2:40, 5:10), Green, PG 7:00, 7:40, 9:40, 10:20 7:40, 10:20 Fri.-Sun. (11:30, 2:05), 4:55, 7:20, Tues. 12:10, 2:00, 2:40, 4:30, 5:10, 10:00 7:00, 7:40, 9:40, 10:20 Paranorman, PG Mon. (11:30, 2:05, 4:55), 7:20, 10:00 Fri.-Sun. (11:30, 2:00), 4:30, 7:00, Tues. 11:30, 2:05, 4:55, 7:20, 10:00 Hit and Run, R 9:40 Wed.-Thurs. (1:30, 4:05), 6:50, 9:20 Mon.-Thurs. (11:30, 2:00, 4:30), The Bourne Legacy, PG-13 7:00, 9:40 Fri.-Mon. (12:00, 12:30, 3:00, 3:30), The Bourne Legacy, PG-13 6:15, 6:45, 9:20, 9:50 Fri.-Sun. (12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 3:10, The Expendables 2, R Tues. 12:00, 12:30, 3:00, 3:30, 6:15, 3:40), 4:10, 6:20, 6:50, 7:20, 9:30, Fri.-Sun. (11:10, 11:50, 1:50, 2:30), 6:45, 9:20, 9:50 10:00, 10:30 4:20, 5:00, 7:10, 7:50, 9:30, 10:00, Mon. (12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 3:10, 10:30 The Campaign, R 3:40, 4:10), 6:20, 6:50, 7:20, 9:30, Mon.-Thurs. (11:10, 11:50, 1:50, Fri.-Sun. (12:20, 2:50), 5:15, 7:50, 10:00, 10:30 2:30, 4:20, 5:00), 7:10, 7:50, 9:30, 10:20 Tues. 12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 3:10, 3:40, 10:00, 10:30 Mon. (12:20, 2:50, 5:15), 7:50, 10:20 4:10, 6:20, 6:50, 7:20, 9:30, 10:00, Tues. 12:20, 2:50, 5:15, 7:50, 10:20 10:30 Sparkle, PG-13 Fri.-Sun. (11:40, 12:40, 2:50, 3:50), Hope Springs, PG-13 The Campaign, R 5:50, 6:50, 8:50, 9:50 Fri.-Sun. (12:15, 2:45), 5:10, 7:40, Fri.-Sun. (12:50, 2:20, 3:00), 4:50, Mon.-Thurs. (11:40, 12:40, 2:50, 10:10 5:30, 7:10, 7:50, 9:20, 10:10 3:50, 5:50), 6:50, 8:50, 9:50 Mon. (12:15, 2:45, 5:10), 7:40, 10:10 Mon. (12:50, 2:20, 3:00, 4:50, 5:30), Tues. 12:15, 2:45, 5:10, 7:40, 10:10 7:10, 7:50, 9:20, 10:10 The Campaign, R Tues. 12:50, 2:20, 3:00, 4:50, 5:30, Fri.-Sun. (11:45, 12:25, 2:15, 2:55), Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog 7:10, 7:50, 9:20, 10:10 4:35, 5:15, 6:55, 7:35, 9:25, 10:05 Days, PG Mon.-Thurs. (11:45, 12:25, 2:15, 2:55, Fri.-Sun. (11:35, 2:00), 4:35, 7:10, The Dark Knight Rises, PG-13 4:35, 5:15), 6:55, 7:35, 9:25, 10:05 9:40 Fri.-Sun. (12:40, 1:40), 4:20, 5:20, Mon. (11:35, 2:00, 4:35), 7:10, 9:40 8:00, 9:00 Total Recall, PG-13 Tues. 11:35, 2:00, 4:35, 7:10, 9:40 Mon. (12:40, 1:40, 4:20, 5:20), Fri.-Thurs. (12:20, 3:20), 6:20, 9:20 8:00, 9:00 The Dark Knight Rises, PG-13 Tues. 12:40, 1:40, 4:20, 5:20, 8:00, Step Up 4, PG-13 Fri.-Sun. (1:00), 4:30, 8:00 9:00 Fri.-Sun. (11:25, 1:55), 4:25, 7:05 Mon.-Tues. (1:00, 4:30), 8:00 Mon.-Thurs. (11:25, 1:55, 4:25), 7:05 Total Recall, PG-13 Ice Age: Continental Drift, PG Fri.-Sun. (1:50), 4:40, 7:30, 10:25 Step Up 4 in Real D 3D, PG-13 Fri.-Sun. (11:50, 2:10), 4:40, 7:00 Mon. (1:50, 4:40), 7:30, 10:25 Fri.-Thurs. 9:45 Mon. (11:50, 2:10, 4:40), 7:00 Tues. 1:50, 4:40, 7:30, 10:25 Tues. 11:50, 2:10, 4:40, 7:00 Ice Age: Continental Drift, PG Katy Perry: Part of Me, PG Fri.-Sun. (11:15, 1:45), 4:15, 6:45 Ted, R Fri.-Mon. (11:50) Mon.-Thurs. (11:15, 1:45, 4:15), 6:45 Fri.-Tues. 9:30 Tues. 11:50

Fiesta Henderson Stadium 12 777 W. Lake Mead Parkway 564-3525

The Expendables 2, R Fri.-Sun. (11:45, 2:15), 4:45, 7:15, 7:45, 9:45, 10:15 Mon. (11:45, 2:15, 4:45), 7:15, 7:45, 9:45, 10:15 Tues. 11:45, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 7:45, 9:45, 10:15

Sparkle, PG-13 Fri.-Mon. (12:40, 3:20), 6:30, 9:10 Tues. 12:40, 3:20, 6:30, 9:10

Paranorman, PG Fri.-Mon. (12:10, 2:40), 9:55 Movies Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 13 The Campaign is a bit of a rough ride, but its worth it Although hilarious, new Will Ferrell flick has its short-comings

Courtesy of Warner Bros Funnymen Will Ferrell and Zack Galifianakis square off as American presidential election candidates Cam Brady and Marty Huggins, respectively, in the newly released Warner Bros. filmThe Campaign.

By Josh Morris being elected for his fifth term. both candidates have been Movie Reviewer Then there’s Marty Huggins shown to be so unappealing. (Zack Galifianakis), a local That's where the philosophy Jay Roach is a master of tour guide who truly cares for of the film comes in: Both of political satire. He is most his little unknown town. Marty the candidates completely are notably known for his slapstick has been persuaded, or rather undeserving. And as a politi- humor in the Austin Powers tricked, into running against cal mindset, that’s fine; but it and Fockers trilogies. Brady by the super-rich Motch doesn’t work well in terms However, his lesser known brothers (Dan Aykroyd and of filmmaking. HBO filmsRecount and Game John Lithgow), who create Also too many antago- Change were beautiful pieces a not-at-all-subtle parody of nists appear in the film. The of commentary on the cur- the infamous Koch brothers. Motch Brothers; Brady’s rent political scene; not only Brady is used to running untrustworthy wife; Huggins’ in the performances, but unopposed, while Huggins disapproving father, played also in the bold, frank and barely can walk. The chaos by the fabulous Brian Cox; unapologetic message. that ensues as both men try to and his campaign manager, His latest film, The Cam- win the election is inhuman, Tim Wattley, taken on by paign, is not such an extreme revolting and not too far from the surprisingly hilarious satire. It is purposefully toned reality. But the two ultimately Dylan McDermott all serve down enough so as not to must learn to work together to as villains. alienate any of its audience stop an even bigger threat to Even the candidates them- members. That's not neces- their district and to the nation. selves serve as the other’s sarily a flaw, as some critics The film is brilliant but still antagonist, which creates a may claim, but it does take has some issues. Problems with plethora of obstacles for the away some of the impact the the film, caused by its lack of characters to overcome, but film could have had. a main protagonist and excess not enough payoff when they All in all, in this case, it was of antagonists, is noticeable. finally do. a wise choice. Because the Brady and Huggins both It also cultivates a lot of political atmosphere has been, serve as the protagonist, which negativity in a film that’s and continues to be, so incred- causes some confusion for the trying to be positive. ibly hostile and polarizing, viewer, as it’s not clear who to The film is less of a critique Roach's middle-of-the-road root, or vote for, at any point of the political process and approach is most welcomed during the film. more of America’s view of and and refreshing. Is it Brady, the incumbent expectations for the campaign- The film is Roach’s plea who is fighting to keep his seat ing and election process. for bipartisanship for the against unproven opponents, According to the film, American populace; it’s not who deserves to stay? Or is it Americans easily can rec- about bashing “the other side” Huggins, the sweet but naive ognize that the antics of the anymore. It’s about unity and newcomer who should over- two candidates are overboard, respect among the voters and throw the unruly Congress- ridiculous and insane. Despite honesty and transparency man? It is both ... and neither. that, however, it also encour- among the candidates. The conclusion certainly ages viewers to keep watching, Speaking of the candidates, gives you the writer’s idea of because we find them amus- meet Cam Brady who is played who should win, but the film ing and entertaining in their by the godlike Will Ferrell. He doesn’t make a strong case own way. is a four-term congressman for either candidate. In fact, it The Campaign is hilarious. in a small district of North does the opposite. It’s difficult But again, according to the Carolina who is working on to cheer in victorious joy after film, the joke is on us. Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 14 Events

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Council Briefs of the largest nonprofit or- Find your new very best friend at ganizations to advocate for Olive Garden recog- said City Manager Jacob disabled employment op- Henderson animal control shelter nized for employment Snow. portunities, serving around program for disabled “What a wonderful pro- 2,000 clients in Nevada and Approximately 100 to 200 pets are adopted from the city of gram Olive Garden has Southern California. Henderson animal control shelter per month. Adoption fees are: The Olive Garden and done,” commented Mayor Olive Garden is a popular Westview Services received Andy Hafen, who present- national Italian restaurant cats/kittens, $55 each; dogs/puppies, $65 each; and ferrets, $55 a commemoration from the ed the commemoration. chain with multiple locations each. Fees include routine vaccines, spay or neuter surgery, if not Henderson City Council, Aug. “What a great thing it is for throughout the Valley. already done, microchip ID and registration and a rabies tag or 9, for a successful employ- the community.” Henderson license, depending on where you live. Cash, checks ment program for disabled Westview assistant program City commemorates and major credit cards are accepted for payment. Call the shel- workers, which has been in manager Alma Monterroso Purple Heart Day place for eight years, between thanked the Council and ter at 267-4970 for more information. the organizations. Olive Garden, “for its ongo- Recipients of the Purple “Because of this partner- ing commitment to employ Heart medal, presented to ship, 11 employees at Olive our individuals and making U.S. military service members Garden have now become them contributing members for fatal or survived wounds Looking for good homes successful contributors to of society.” sustained in combat, gathered their community workforce,” Westview Services is one at the Henderson City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 9, to mark the 230th anniversary of the award. Members of the mili- tary order of the Purple Heart, Chapter 730 accept- ed the proclamation to a standing ovation from a capacity crowd. “What a great way to celebrate, commemorate and honor these brave men and women in the armed forces,” said Mayor

Buford Davis | THP Andy Hafen. “It’s a tribute to all of BooBoo—ID No. 405097, 3-year- Tramp—ID No. 646228, 4-year-old Maddie—ID No. 646329, Maddie, Westview assistant program manager Alma Monterroso shakes old neutered male brown Tabby neutered male black wire-haired 6-year-old spayed female tortoise- hands with Councilman John Marz following the presentation of short-haired cat. Terrier-type dog. shell short- haired cat. recognition to Westview Services and the Olive Garden on Aug. 9. —continued on PAGE 19 Town Crier Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 19

BRIEFS— continued from PAGE 18 us who have passed away or are present, our men and women in the military from the very beginning of America,” said Commander Art Cozad. “To pay tribute to those who have given their lives or been wounded in combat.” The Purple Heart was es- Buford Davis | THP tablished in 1782, making it Members of the military order of the Purple Heart, Chapter the world’s oldest military 730 marked the medal’s 230th anniversary, Aug. 9. The Purple decoration still presented. Heart is the oldest military decoration still in use.

Community Brief “Coming here was a big culture shock,” she said. “You Water Street District Mirchandani said the or- get exposed to many things festivities mark 65 years ganization hopes to continue that were taboo. But we are of sovereignty hosting the parade in Hender- very happy here now. This son in coming years. is home.” A brewing thunderstorm “The streets are well-de- The Mirchnahdanis’ two did little to dampen spirits, as signed for a parade. The of- children have never been to the sounds and colors of India ficials at the city have been India, but the couple hopes to enlivened the Water Street very helpful to us. Dianne provide a connection to their District on Saturday, Aug. Mizelle (Convention Center cultural traditions. 11, in honor of the nation’s events coordinator) was won- “I can never expect my independence from Britain derful. They’ve been really children to be Indians,” said 65 years ago. great to work with.” Supriya. “They are American, The second annual parade Mirchandani grew up in and I am proud of that. But it was sponsored by Friends of Calcutta, India, and moved is very important to me to give India Las Vegas, a nonprofit with her husband to Las Vegas them a sense of the values of organization that supports nearly 10 years ago. their heritage.” events promoting and pre- serving Indian culture and heritage in the Valley. “This is a way for us to let the mainstream com- munity know we’re here,” said Supriya Mirchandani of FIO. She estimates around 5,000 Las Vegas area resi- dents are of Indian heritage, and the organization serves as a key way to make and keep connection. FOI hosts a number of area celebrations locally, includ- ing Diwali in autumn and the Holi festival in the spring. Buford Davis | THP The organization hosted a Don’t rain on my parade. More than 280 participants made their members’ banquet following way down Water Street in downtown Henderson on Aug. 11, to mark Indian Independence Day. Celebrations continued inside the parade that included foods the Henderson Convention Center with a meal of traditional from regions throughout India. cuisine for 400 guests. Aug. 16-Aug. 22, 2012 • Page 20 Classifieds

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