Initiatives from Mayor’s Fund brings hope to homeless pet owners in Las Vegas

Mary Shupleck unlocked the cage holding her two Pomeranians, 12-year-old Oso and 8-year-old Twinkie. Shupleck, who uses a wheelchair ...     [INITIATIVES FROM MAYOR’S FUND BRINGS HOPE TO HOMELESS PET OWNERS IN LAS VEGAS]( [Mary Shupleck unlocked the cage holding her two Pomeranians, 12-year-old Oso and 8-year-old Twinkie. Shupleck, who uses a wheelchair, pulled the two fluffy dogs up by their harnesses and into her lap to cuddle them into her chest. The temperature on this Las Vegas afternoon was in the low 90s — and it’s only going to get worse.]( [CONTENT CREATED AND PRESENTED BY DEEP ROOTS HARVEST]( [TIPS FOR USING CANNABIS FOR BETTER SLEEP]( According to the American Sleep Association, 50 to 70 million adults experience symptoms of a sleep disorder, with 40 million affected by insomnia. Despite many pharmaceutical sleep aids, an increasing number of individuals are turning to cannabis for natural relief. [EDITORIAL: RECLASSIFYING MARIJUANA IS JUST ONE STEP NEEDED TO PROTECT BUSINESSES]( [Last week, the Biden administration proposed new rules regarding the treatment of marijuana under federal law. The proposed rules would reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, removing it from the list reserved for the most dangerous drugs — those with no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. The reclassification is the latest step toward making marijuana a mainstream product.]( [SPHERE LAS VEGAS: VOTING OPEN FOR DESIGN CHALLENGE]( [The public can officially vote, for the first time ever, on the outward appearance of the Sphere. Voting is open now through June 5 in the inaugural Sphere XO Student Design Challenge, Sphere Entertainment Co. announced today. The program is the first opportunity for members of the public to create art for the Exosphere, the venue’s outer shell that has gained worldwide attention for its many forms — from the moon to a smiley face.]( [AS OFFSEASON PROGRAM BEGINS, RAIDERS PINNING HOPES ON DEFENSIVE LINE]( [As the Las Vegas Raiders went through their second day of organized team activities on Tuesday, the team’s blueprint for the 2024 season couldn’t have been more clear. In one of the morning’s first drills, defensive end Maxx Crosby lined up opposite a tackle sled. Defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, the franchise’s big free-agent addition, got into a stance on the opposite end, and together he and Crosby went on the attack.](     MOST READ: [Commissioners discuss business license options for Formula One building in Las Vegas](  [Report: Nevada ranks No. 2 in OnlyFans creators per population]( [Defensive struggles haunt Aces in loss to Mercury]( [Bryce Harper helped a N.J. teen ask his date to the prom]( [Marshall Allen, a tenacious health care reporter formerly with the Sun, dies at 52](   [Facebook](  [X](     Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle Suite 300 | Henderson, NV 89074 US [Unsubscribe]( | [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice](