'Rolling with the punches': Golden Knights continue to adjust to season plagued by virus

The Golden Knights spent Wednesday morning preparing for the San Jose Sharks. They were on the ice at City National Arena with plans to ... ['ROLLING WITH THE PUNCHES': GOLDEN KNIGHTS CONTINUE TO ADJUST TO SEASON PLAGUED BY VIRUS]( [The Golden Knights spent Wednesday morning preparing for the San Jose Sharks. They were on the ice at City National Arena with plans to board a plane to San Jose that afternoon, get a skate in Thursday morning and take on the Sharks that night. Instead, word came down shortly after the practice that the game was postponed after a Sharks player, later revealed to be forward Tomas Hertl, had entered league COVID-19 protocols.]( [FED-UP FAMILIES CLAMOR FOR CCSD'S RETURN TO FULL-TIME, IN-PERSON CLASSES]( [They chanted "all kids, full-time" and "let them play." They carried signs with similar messages. The group of demonstrators gathered in front of Las Vegas Academy ahead of a meeting Thursday night of the School Board to urge the Clark County School District to give the option for all students to return to full in-person learning after nearly a year of learning remotely because of the pandemic.]( [EDITORIAL: IDENTIFICATION OF DOMESTIC TERRORISM AS HIGH-LEVEL THREAT IS LONG OVERDUE]( [In the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, the nation saw how quickly and savagely right-wing extremists can turn on law enforcement officers. But for the staff at the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism, this was not a new phenomenon. In fact, the center had been watching a growing trend of attacks on police by violent extremists for months before the insurrection.]( [CAESARS NOT SEEKING TO SELL PLANET HOLLYWOOD, OR ANY VEGAS PROPERTY, SAYS]( [Tom Reeg, the chief executive officer of Caesars Entertainment, has seen the social media and blog posts saying Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas is for sale. His response: That's bad information.]( [CURTAIN UP: FAAABULOUS, ALL MOTOWN, POP STRINGS ORCHESTRA AND MORE VEGAS SHOWBIZ NEWS]( [Latin music megastar Maluma is the latest artist to announce a huge Vegas comeback concert, scheduling a show at the recently renamed Michelob Ultra Arena at Mandalay Bay for September 4. It's part of his Papi Juancho 2021 World Tour, which kicks off two days earlier in Sacramento and runs through October, and tickets for the Vegas stop are on sale today at axs.com.]( MOST READ: [Police: Man fatally beat neighbor at apartment]( [Las Vegas man accused of mailing white powder to New York gaming regulators]( [Hulu sets Mike Tyson miniseries, but the boxer punches back]( [Bryce Harper eager to get to postseason, end Phillies' drought]( [Costco to raise starting hourly wage to $16, end hazard pay]( [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