Nevada probing 6 ‘return to work’ complaints

Ricardo Arellano was ready to return to his job as a casino stock clerk when properties started reopening in June 2020 after pandemic closures ... [NEVADA PROBING 6 ‘RETURN TO WORK’ COMPLAINTS]( [Ricardo Arellano was ready to return to his job as a casino stock clerk when properties started reopening in June 2020 after pandemic closures. It took more than a year and some help from a Nevada Senate bill to last month bring Arellano back to the Gold Coast.]( [EDITORIAL: UTILITY COMPANIES NEED TO GET SERIOUS ABOUT IMPROVING THEIR INFRASTRUCTURE]( [Nevada probing 6 ‘return to work’ complaints. Climate change is putting America’s aging power grid to the test, and nature is thrashing it. It’s an unfair fight. A good portion of the nation’s grid was built in the 1950s and 1960s. It was designed in another time with decisions not acceptable today and had an expected life span of 50-60 years, and hasn’t been upgraded or even properly maintained. It doesn’t stand a chance against the ever-intensifying storms and heat waves generated by global warming.]( [RAIDER RALLY: LAS VEGAS RESPONDS TO TUMULTUOUS WEEK WITH BIG WIN IN DENVER]( [Maxx Crosby kept getting so close. After a two sack, five quarterback hit performance that earned him AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors in Week 1, the Raiders’ star edge rusher had been shut out of the sacks column for three straight games. He was making his presence felt and supplying constant pressure, but not finding the results he wanted.]( [CCSD STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS ACUTELY AFFECTED BY BUS DRIVER SHORTAGE]( [Octavian Lither is often left waiting at the bus stop each morning to be transported to his northwest Las Vegas middle school. More times than not, the bus is late. A few times, it arrived after school already started. But unlike the thousands of other Clark County School District students racking up tardies and absences as the bus driver staffing crisis grinds on, the Walter Johnson Junior High sixth-grader is autistic and entitled to transportation as part of his learning plan.]( [COURT IS IN SESSION: FEEL GOOD BRANDS EXPANDS CASUAL OPTIONS ON THE STRIP]( [Visitors to the midway at Circus Circus have long had one dining option over the years—decades, actually. But the McDonald’s will soon have some company in the latest example of food courts changing with the times. The concept of the casino food court has evolved quite a bit in Las Vegas in recent years, with major Strip resorts such as Harrah’s, the Cosmopolitan and this year’s arrival, Resorts World, bringing sweeping innovations to the familiar and casual culinary option.]( WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: [How Nevada is faring with goals to encourage use of electric vehicles]( [Where I Stand: Under Biden, public has angst-free presidential problems]( [Rich Bisaccia starting to put his own stamp on Raiders’ coaching job]( [Why encounters between people, bears on the rise in Northern Nevada]( [Golden Knights flash parental instincts with slick advice for new dad]( [[Facebook] ]( [[Twitter] ]( Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com