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We sent a reporter and our multimedia editor into rural Nevada to explore how education is delivered. Part of what… t.co/TEEWoQfZQl
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Tomorrow @TheNVIndy will have the third installment of @JackieValley's series on rural education in Nevada. Here's… t.co/RE4eXXoimX
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"...this stolen Supreme Court will invent reasons to gut any effort big enough to deal with those problems. That mu… t.co/zrXUzR0rnU
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My sister, @ESRalston, is pretty damn cool. You should help her if you can.
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Rick is a total pro who served the state well. t.co/cjirayXvFL
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We follow the delegation so you don't have to.... t.co/E0hTesjtzr
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Carson City, we have a problem.
@MichelleRindels dives deeply into what’s happening with pot testing in Nevada, w… t.co/wB4xeEKrE8
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Maybe because it wasn’t much of a gift? t.co/U5KM48zpsw
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Even @AOC knows #WeMatter. t.co/Yv2JwKuwss
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Monthly archive
A month after the election, House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz, riding one of his longtime hobbyhorses, wrote to Assembly Speaker-in-Waiting Jason Frierson, asking him to expound on his experiences with unfunded mandates to the states from the federal government.
I don't think Frierson gave him the answer he was looking for.
In a forceful, detailed letter, Frierson went well beyond what Chaffetz had asked and listed "five critical federal issues that are cause for grave concern...
One week after Attorney General Adam Laxalt declared a new background checks law unenforceable, prominent leaders of the campaign to pass the initiative urged Gov. Brian Sandoval to "to urge the speedy and efficient implementation" of the statute.
Elaine Wynn and Jan Jones Blackhurst, co-chairs of the background checks campaign, also wrote to Laxalt, saying they are "are concerned that you have either overlooked or not explored solutions to implementing this law and have instead chosen simply...
A year and a half ago, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid persuaded President Obama to set aside 700,000 acres of Nevada land as a national monument.
The Basin and Range designation culminated a long lobbying effort by Reid, bolstered by outside groups and lamented by GOP delegation members. Only Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval was muted, tut-tutting about the lack of “a more collaborative process when making such an important designation.”
Back then, I wondered, along with others, could Reid...