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What's old is new — at least for Las Vegas clothing retailers combatting the waste crisis (opens the original)
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Drive 20 miles North of Las Vegas, and you'll find a 2,200-acre area designated for waste, the Apex Regional landfill. It holds the Guinness World Record for the largest landfill site, containing an estimated 50 million tons of stuff. The growing waste production crisis has many contributors, among them fast fashion clothing. Its reliance on rapidly changing trends and overproduction has made the industry a significant contributor to landfills. The Environmental Protection Agency reports that Am
LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas acquires two nonprofits, expands AIDS services (opens the original)
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Clark County is home to over 12,000 residents living with HIV, and now possible outlets for service and support are integrated under The LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas. The Center, a nonprofit organization that provides health and wellness, social, and advocacy services to the LGBTQ+ community, announced its acquisition of two Southern Nevada nonprofits: Aids for Aids Nevada (AFAN) and Golden Rainbow. AFAN and Golden Rainbow, both founded in the 1980’s, are dedicated to serving those living with AID
Primm casino reopens, SNAP benefits and Oct. 1 memorial (opens the original)
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🎰 Terribles will reopen Primm Valley Casino at noon July 22nd. That's 17 days after taking over operations from Affinity Gaming, which had closed the property. The resort on the Nevada-California border has 250 rooms. Terrible's will honor rewards tiers from existing loyalty club players and will launch a new program. And it will forgo resort fees for room bookings. It hasn't revealed plans for the other two closed properties, Buffalo Bill's and Whiskey Pete's. 🥫 Nevada is just over the federal
Police policy shift, NV Energy rate changes, and senior rebate program opens (opens the original)
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🚨 The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department will now allow officers to pursue motorists suspected of driving under the influence or driving a stolen vehicle, or who are wanted fugitives. That’s according to reporting from the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The policy shift reverses Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill’s previous orders, which said supervisors ultimately decide whether to initiate a pursuit on a case-by-case basis. McMahill said criminals were increasingly aware that Metro often wou
Unemployment drops, ICE arrest attepmpt, and Lake Mead projected record lows (opens the original)
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🏢 Nevada’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in June dropped to 5.1% when compared to May. That’s down a tenth of a percentage point, the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation said today. The labor force decreased by nearly 6,900. Employment in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Statistical Area was up by 3,000 jobs compared to May and up by more than 25,000 since May of last year. According to the Governor’s office, the seasonally adjusted total number of nonfarm jobs in Nevada incr
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