Culinary reports Las Vegas Strip resorts making ‘some movement,’ but strike still a possibility

The lead negotiator for Culinary Workers Union Local 226 says Las Vegas Strip resorts have shown “some movement” in contract talks on wages and health care ...     [CULINARY REPORTS LAS VEGAS STRIP RESORTS MAKING ‘SOME MOVEMENT,’ BUT STRIKE STILL A POSSIBILITY]( [The lead negotiator for Culinary Workers Union Local 226 says Las Vegas Strip resorts have shown “some movement” in contract talks on wages and health care, job safety and job training, technology and other issues. But on other issues, including workload reduction and the reinstatement of daily room cleaning, the resorts are not “nearly” where they need to be, Ted Pappageorge, secretary-treasurer and chief negotiator for Culinary, said Monday.]( [NEVADA RANCHERS SUE OVER INACTION ON WILD HORSES]( [Nevada ranchers are suing the federal government for not rounding up the proliferative wild horses that roam on the same lands where their cattle graze outside of Tonopah. Colvin & Son LLC and Stone Cabin Ranch LLC sued the Bureau of Land Management, along with its parent agency, the U.S. Department of the Interior, on Oct. 17 in U.S. District Court in Nevada over the wild horse overpopulation in a 540,000-acre swath of land within an area that the government calls the Stone Cabin Complex.]( [EDITORIAL: NEVADA DAY A REMINDER OF WHAT UNITES US]( [Happy Nevada Day! We know, the official state-recognized commemoration was Friday. But we’re an old-school print newspaper and still celebrate Oct. 31. One hundred fifty-nine years ago, Nevadans were called upon to help save the nation from the chaos and bloodshed of the Civil War by taking the fast track to statehood and providing our three electoral votes to President Abraham Lincoln. By supporting Lincoln, Nevada helped add to the Republican congressional majorities and gave the war-torn Union a chance at survival.]( [ANALYSIS: RAIDERS’ OFFENSE LOOKS BROKEN BEYOND REPAIR IN LOSS]( [Jimmy Garoppolo locked in on Davante Adams and forced a pass attempt to him for an easy interception in the end zone. Adams himself bobbled and dropped a wide-open third-down pass. Kolton Miller and Dylan Parham didn’t recognize a defensive-line stunt and doomed Garoppolo to one of six sacks. That’s a much-abbreviated list of the Raiders’ offensive follies in a 26-14 loss to the Lions at Ford Field where they were annihilated much worse than the final score indicated.]( [HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PICKS: SECOND WEEK OF PLAYOFFS]( [One of the indicators of a successful prep football season in Las Vegas is whether your school has the privilege of practicing in November. Those 100-degree afternoons of August and September are replaced with hoodies, meaning you are still alive in the pursuit of a state championship.](   MOST READ: [Feds: Las Vegas man accused of making threatening, antisemitic remarks toward U.S. senator]( [Man fatally shot early Saturday in Las Vegas neighborhood](  [Marchessault, Theodore lift Golden Knights to 3-2 shootout win over Canadiens]( [Pedestrian dies days after being hit by vehicle in Las Vegas]( [Editorial: Make the most of your Halloween festivities by taking safety seriously](   [Facebook](  [Twitter](     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