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Northern Nevada foundation invests in next generation of aviation workers (opens the original)
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A Northern Nevada foundation is investing in aviation and aerospace education, with leaders pointing to the region's existing infrastructure as an opportunity to grow the industry. The George W. Gillemot Foundation is awarding $59,000 in scholarships to 49 students pursuing aviation, drone and aerospace opportunities. The scholarships can help cover flight training, pilot certification, drone licensing, airframe and powerplant certification and other aviation-related programs. The foundation's e
Nevada funding formula change could help charter schools amid enrollment declines (opens the original)
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A temporary change in how Nevada calculates per-student school funding could bring additional money to some public charter schools and districts facing declining enrollment, after Gov. Joe Lombardo issued an emergency regulation. When a school has fewer students, it can mean less money coming in because a large part of school funding is based on enrollment. Under the emergency regulation, the state can temporarily use older enrollment projections when calculating per-student funding, even if a s
Reno-based organization among hardest hit by National Park Service funding cuts (opens the original)
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RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — A Reno-based nonprofit is among the organizations most affected by a federal decision to disapprove National Park Service agreements across the country. According to data reviewed by the Center for Western Priorities, 133 agreements remain disapproved, representing about $25.9 million in funding. Aaron Weiss, executive director of the Center for Western Priorities, says the Great Basin Institute, which is headquartered in Reno, accounts for a significant portion of
Reno police expanding traffic presence with new community location (opens the original)
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RENO, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — The Reno Police Department (RPD) is preparing to move its traffic division away from downtown and into an existing location closer to the community. RPD says traffic was one of the areas it identified for additional focus. The department recently designated a lieutenant specifically to oversee the traffic unit. “Our city is very spread out,” Chief Corey Solferino said. “This provided us an opportunity to use space that we have through lease agreements and get our t
DMV uses public reports of expired tags to map unregistered vehicle hotspots (opens the original)
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The Nevada DMV created its Registration Spotter system after people were already reporting suspected unregistered vehicles through emails and other state agencies. Now, the DMV says those reports are funneled into one system. More than 50,000 reports have been submitted statewide, including nearly 9,000 in Washoe County. The DMV says it uses the information to find hotspots that can then be used by law enforcement. “When someone reports a vehicle, we don't go to their doors and knock on their do
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