A clearer vision: Nevada’s partnership provides free currency readers to the blind

For the past eight years, Ivan Delgado has operated snack stands in public buildings in Clark County, where his days are spent ...     [A CLEARER VISION: NEVADA’S PARTNERSHIP PROVIDES FREE CURRENCY READERS TO THE BLIND]( [For the past eight years, Ivan Delgado has operated snack stands in public buildings in Clark County, where his days are spent selling concessions to workers and visitors alike. The task of taking a cash payment can be challenging because Delgado is visually impaired. Currency is multicolored in many countries, but in the United States our money is the same monochromatic green, regardless of the denomination, which creates an obstacle for those who are vision impaired.]( [CCSD’S REQUEST FOR PROMISED NEVADA FUNDING TO BE HEARD NEXT MONTH]( [The Clark County School District is asking Nevada lawmakers next month for its full $173.8 million allotment under a special state fund for educator salaries. If the state Interim Finance Committee approves CCSD’s request when it meets April 11, the district will be among the last in Nevada to get its share of the $250 million set aside under Senate Bill 231, passed and signed into law in 2023.]( [‘A GREAT BASKETBALL YEAR’: UNLV BOWS OUT IN NIT LOSS TO SETON HALL]( [UNLV’s season came to an end Wednesday with a 91-68 loss at Seton Hall. It was a blowout from start to finish, which one might assume would put a damper on the campaign. But that wasn’t the case for Kevin Kruger’s squad, which advanced to the postseason for the first time in 11 years before finally running out of gas in the NIT quarterfinals.]( [WHY THE RAIDERS SPARED NO EXPENSE IN SIGNING DEFENDER CHRISTIAN WILKINS]( [Christian Wilkins had excelled with relative ease through every stop of his football career when he was younger, both from an individual and team perspective. The defensive tackle dominated in high school at Suffield Academy in Connecticut, racking up titles and accolades en route to becoming one of the top recruits in the country. He then contributed immediately at Clemson University and eventually became a cornerstone on two national championship teams in three years.]( [40 UNDER 40: CELEBRATING SOUTHERN NEVADA TALENT]( [The]( Inc]( Under 40 awards honor young community leaders who represent a broad spectrum of industries. Honorees are selected by a panel of judges who have the extremely difficult task of narrowing down an impressive number of nominations to just 40. This issue celebrates the true cream of the crop of Las Vegas talent.](   MOST READ: [NCAA Tournament by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of the Sweet 16](  [Las Vegas police: Description of woman with face tattoos leads to arrest in fatal shooting]( [Las Vegas man sentenced to 10 years for possession of child porn]( [Kari Lake declines to defend defamation lawsuit filed by Arizona election official]( [Former Sen. Joe Lieberman, Democrats’ VP pick in 2000, dies at 82](   [Facebook](  [X](     Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com