For Vegas restaurants already booked for Thanksgiving, restrictions deliver hard blow

On Sunday, the Marche Bacchus French bistro in Desert Shores had about 150 reservations for Thanksgiving Day. Monday morning, less than ... [FOR VEGAS RESTAURANTS ALREADY BOOKED FOR THANKSGIVING, RESTRICTIONS DELIVER HARD BLOW]( [On Sunday, the Marche Bacchus French bistro in Desert Shores had about 150 reservations for Thanksgiving Day. Monday morning, less than 24 hours after Gov. Steve Sisolak announced enhanced COVID-19 safety restrictions on restaurants, owner Rhonda Wyatt was busy fielding multiple cancellation calls.]( [EDITORIAL: HOW BIDEN CAN START PROTECTING PUBLIC LANDS EVEN BEFORE TAKING OFFICE]( [President-elect Joe Biden can get a leg up on repairing President Donald Trump's assault on the nation's public lands, and he doesn't need an ounce of cooperation from the administration to do it. Here's how: Biden should announce that upon taking office, he'll immediately review any oil and gas leases signed during the transition period between administrations.]( [LAS VEGAS STRIP SHOWS ADJUST TO NEW RESTRICTIONS]( ["Extravaganza," the new production show that opened on March 14 at the Jubilee Theater at Bally's and squeaked out a single performance before the coronavirus shuttered all entertainment on the Las Vegas Strip, returned to the stage Monday night and was set to stay open despite temporary new restrictions limiting audiences to just 50 people.]( [ROOKIE DAMON ARNETTE TRYING TO GET UP TO SPEED AT CORNERBACK FOR RAIDERS]( [Las Vegas rookie cornerback Damon Arnette was in the spotlight on Sunday night, and that's mostly because the Chiefs wanted him there. Defending champion Kansas City made a point of going after the young defensive back, who was playing in just his fifth NFL game, and quarterback Patrick Mahomes had success targeting him in the Chiefs' 35-31 win.]( [61 PREDICTIONS FOR UNLV BASKETBALL IN 2020-21]( [The 2020-21 college basketball season is going to happen, and it's going to be unlike any that UNLV fans have seen before. A shortened non-conference slate, home and road double-headers against Mountain West opponents, and all with the specter of COVID-19 hanging over everything. But through all of that, UNLV seems to have assembled a very good roster, and in the hands of second-year head coach T.J. Otzelberger it should make for an exciting - if uncertain - campaign.]( MOST READ: [Nevada urges businesses to embrace new virus restrictions]( [Hearing delayed on GOP candidate's bid for new vote]( [Police standoff ends with 2 men in custody]( [Steve Wynn wins round in legal fight with Nevada regulators]( [Gun-toting congresswoman-elect may carry Glock at Capitol]( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com