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City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety celebrates 40 years of service to the community.
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- City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety celebrates 40 years of service to the community.
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- 4 years ago
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- City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety celebrates 40 years of service to the community.
Public Safety is a top priority for the city of Las Vegas. This is why the city has over 100 marshals that keep our parks safe, provide the public with law enforcement and detention services and provide animal control services to the community. Hear from Chief Public Safety Services Officer, Tim Hacker on the future of the city's growing department.
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- Behind the scenes with Las Vegas Fire and Rescue for high tech CPR training.
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- 4 years ago
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- Behind the scenes with Las Vegas Fire and Rescue for high tech CPR training.
When it comes to saving lives, the training Las Vegas Fire and Rescue is put through is rigorous. Not only do they renew and refine their CPR skills more frequently than many other departments, they are the only fire department in the southern Nevada region that uses a particular high tech mannequin and computer system that allows them to be assessed and graded on a regular basis. We take you behind the scenes and show you why this training is so highly regarded.
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- New center offers mental health services to youth and new fitness court opens at Woofter Park.
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- 4 years ago
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- New center offers mental health services to youth and new fitness court opens at Woofter Park.
A new center in the Las Vegas Medical District offers mental health services to youth. And, a new fitness court opens at Woofer Family Park. Plus, you'll meet two very important guests at the end of our show!
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- City Beat: Winners of Coffee Shop Giveaway
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Winners of Coffee Shop Giveaway
When J Dapper Companies offered to completely set up a diner or coffee shop for the hopeful restaurant owners with the best and most unique concept, 80 entries flooded the developer. It was narrowed to six finalists. One winner was to be announced recently but there was a tie! One winner will go into the historic Huntridge Shopping Center and the second winner will get set up in a new Dapper property called The Bend.
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- El 411 de las elecciones primarias 2022
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- 4 years ago
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- El 411 de las elecciones primarias 2022 en Las Vegas. Conozca lo que hay que hacer y lo que no hay que hacer en las elecciones primarias de este año y en las carreras de la ciudad de Las Vegas.
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- Find Out What's In Store For Symphony Park, Including More Upscale Apartment Complexes
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- 4 years ago
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- Find out what's in store for Symphony Park, including more upscale apartment complexes.
On this Access City Council show, Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas is welcoming new restaurants and more upscale apartment complexes to the area. And, a special program aims at informing residents when to call 3-1-1, rather than 9-1-1. Plus, local artists use their skills to help beautify the downtown area.
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- Cambios en las elecciones primarias de este año
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- 4 years ago
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- Cambios en las elecciones primarias de este año en ciudad de Las Vegas y todo el sur de Nevada. Aprenda porque no debe deshacerse de su voto por correo independientemente de cómo elija votar.
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- CIty Beat: Things To Know Before Heading Out To Vote In The Las Vegas Primaries
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- 4 years ago
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- CIty Beat: Things To Know Before Heading Out To Vote In The Las Vegas Primaries
We talk with the city of Las Vegas City Clerk about changes you'll find in the Las Vegas Primary Elections 2022. We answer questions such as: Are mail in ballots safe and secure? What should I do with my mail in ballot if I want to vote in person? Is early voting safe and secure? We have early voting information and what City Council seats are up for election.
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- City Beat: Celebrate EMS Week With A Fire Ride Along
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Celebrate EMS Week With A Fire Ride Along
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue takes us on a ride along with EMS to see what it is really like on the streets of the city. We immediately find ourselves responding to a roll over accident. We find out how many medical calls come into Las Vegas Fire and Rescue. That is why every member of the fire department is trained in emergency medicine. We'll also hear about Las Vegas Fire and Rescue jobs and what it takes to get into the Las Vegas Fire Academy.
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- Homeless Individual Who Received Help From Courtyard Homeless Resource Center, Now Runs Center
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- 4 years ago
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- Homeless individual who received help from Courtyard Homeless Resource Center, is now runs center.
The City of Las Vegas Courtyard Homeless Resource Center can serve up to 500 individuals a day. Everyone is welcome at the courtyard, including pets. The Courtyard is a one-stop-shop with the working model: Hired, Housed, Healthy. 98 percent of those working at the courtyard homeless resource center have experienced homelessness. We met with Harlan Thompson, who once slept on the street outside the courtyard. Harlan received assistance from the resource center and began volunteering at the courtyard before later being offered a job. And now, 5 years later—he’s the program manager, proudly showing us around the center.
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- Vegas TMI Nurses: What Is Being Done To Fix Nursing Shortage In Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- What Is Being Done To Fix Nursing Shortage In Las Vegas
Hear from two key staff members from the UNLV School of Nursing about the nursing shortage, what is being done to fix the nursing shortage, the education required for nursing and much more.
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- Discover Our History With Senator Richard Bryan As We Tour The First High School Built In Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- Discover our History with Senator Richard Bryan as we tour the first high school built in Las Vegas.
Nestled in the heart of downtown, Las Vegas High School is the very first High School to be built in Las Vegas. The school opened its doors in 1930 and has educated local high school students for nearly a century, up until 1993 when a new school campus was built on the East end of Sahara Avenue to carry on the proud name and tradition of Las Vegas High School. After 63 years of operation, the old downtown campus was renamed the Las Vegas Academy for the Performing Arts. Recently the campus had the proud honor of being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The listing recognizes the school’s architectural significance and its importance to the history of education in Las Vegas.
Many students who attended Las Vegas High went on to become very prominent Nevadans, including Senator Richard Bryan, who took some time to take a walk down memory la...
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- The City of Las Vegas: The Forties
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- 4 years ago
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- Tune in now for the latest documentary on the history of Las Vegas from Boyd Productions delves into the 1940's. It is a time historians say the city grew in population, tourism and organized crime. We take you back to that formative decade and hear how the start of the war brought our city together and brought in workers and military from across the country. We hear how the end of the war catapulted our tourism. We also hear how it was the decade when organized crime made a place for itself in Las Vegas.
This is the fourth documentary chronicling our city’s history. Catch up on the other episodes here: https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/News/Blog/Detail/documentaryserieshistoryoflasvegas
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- ACC Knudsen: Redistricting in Ward 1 results in over 8,000 new residents!
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- 4 years ago
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- ACC Knudsen: Redistricting in Ward 1 results in over 8,000 new residents!
Team Knudsen sent out 8,343 welcome letters to the new residents of Ward 1! Plus, local leaders form a new effort after Nevada sees one of the deadliest years on local roads. We hear from Clark County Commissioner, Michael Naft on a new office that's committed to keeping Southern Nevada roads safe.
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- CB Fresh Start: A New City Of Las Vegas Specialty Court Offers Defendants A Fresh Start
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- 4 years ago
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- City of Las Vegas Municipal Court Judges have found ways to reduce crime in our city, and not by throwing people in jail. The judges all conduct special courts that are aimed at ending the cycle of recidivism and getting people resources to help to them them back on track. The Fresh Start specialty court is reducing crime and recidivism in Las Vegas. It is also helping to reduce the homeless population on the streets of Las Vegas.
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- City Beat: Entertainment In The Arts District, "Particle Ink: Speed of Dark"
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Entertainment In The Arts District, "Particle Ink Speed of Dark"
If you are looking for new shows in Las Vegas, make your way to the Las Vegas Arts District for the new interactive theater production of Particle Ink. It is the story of a grieving family that lost a child and is done in a way that totally immerses the audience.
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- City Beat: City Of Las Vegas Parking Meters In The Arts District
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- 4 years ago
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- Until there is a parking garage in the Las Vegas Arts District, finding parking spots is getting increasingly difficult. As a partial solution, the city of Las Vegas is installing on-street parking meters. How will this help? It is expected to provide more spaces on the streets of the popular downtown district and revenue from the meters will go toward a 600 space garage.
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- City Beat: Wild At Heart Mustang Sanctuary Is Saving Horses Lives
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Wild At Heart Mustang Sanctuary Is Saving Horses Lives
This story is about a selfless couple that moved to rural Nevada because of the wild horses that roamed the public land. Never did they realize moving there would start such a passionate chapter in their lives. When horses were rounded up by the BLM right after they moved to Cold Creek, they were heartbroken by horses being penned and separated from their families so they started adopting them. Now they run Wild At Heart Mustang Sanctuary. See drone shot of these Mustangs and beauty shots of these Mustangs as they go from freedom on public lands to capture to rescue.
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- City Beat: Arbor Day Activities Include Increasing Las Vegas Trees
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Arbor Day Activities Include Increasing Las Vegas Trees
Trees not only add beauty to our community, they clean and cool the air. See how some Arbor Day activities in Las Vegas will provide a tree canopy for years to come in some areas that right now are most affected by the urban heat islands.
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- City Beat: A Day With City Inspectors Give Hints On How to Pass Building Inspections
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: A Day With City Inspectors Give Hints On How to Pass Building Inspections
Current construction in Las Vegas is booming. With the home inventory in Las Vegas still low, houses are going up quickly. We spend time with a city of Las Vegas inspector to find out what they look for to make sure new homes are safe and well constructed. We also follow an inspector who specializes in commercial construction to see how they work in tandem with special inspectors to keep mammoth projects moving forward safely.
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- City Beat: How The Mob And World War Two Influenced The Growth Of Las Vegas In The 1940's
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: How The Mob And World War Two Influenced The Growth Of Las Vegas in the 1940's
The latest documentary on the history of Las Vegas from Boyd Productions delves into the 1940's. It is a time historians say the city grew in population, tourism and organized crime. We take you back to that formative decade and hear how the start of the war brought our city together and brought in workers and military from across the country. We hear how the end of the war catapulted our tourism. We also hear how it was the decade when organized crime made a place for itself in Las Vegas.
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- OFB Misterio Mezcal: New Mexican-Themed Bar adds to the eclectic vibe in the Art's District
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- 4 years ago
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- OFB Misterio Mezcal: New Mexican-Themed Bar adds to the eclectic vibe in the Art's District
Misterio Mezcal is now open for Business! Located in the luxury housing building ShareDOWNTOWN developed by Cheery Development, Misterio specializes in mezcal, a class of handmade agave spirits from Mexico, along with a broad selection of tequilas and locally brewed beer. Misterio also offers a limited food menu consisting mainly of appetizers.
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- ACC Diaz: New Bar, Misterio Mezcal Opens in the Art's District, Serving Up Drinks Made With Mezcal
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- 4 years ago
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- New bar, Misterio Mezcal opens in the Art's District, serving up drinks made with mezcal.
There's a new cool spot to visit in the Art's District in downtown Las Vegas. The Mexican-themed Misterio Mezcal bar celebrated its grand opening serving up specialty drinks made with mezcal. Mayor Carolyn Goodman and Councilwoman Olivia Diaz showed up to the event to present a certificate and wish the new bar owners well.
And, the city has developed a master plan to take us into the future. A big part of this plan will being economic development, housing options, public infrastructure, and services to neighborhoods in the east valley.
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- CB School Violence 042822: Thousands of Violent Incidents Reported In CCSD Schools This Year
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- 4 years ago
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- Thousands of Violent incidents reported in CCSD schools this year.
It's been a busy school year for the Clark County School District as thousands of violent incidents have been reported at schools. In the last month three students were arrested in three separate assaults on teachers and staff at Las Vegas Valley Schools. The school district is taking steps to control the violence, but students and teachers are still feeling unsafe.
We had the chance to catch up with some youth that participate in the city of Las Vegas Batteries Included program. The teens come together to deliver an important message aimed at letting others know they are not alone and that there is support out there.
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- ACC Knudsen: Home Means Nevada Initiative Launches To Create Affordable Housing in Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- ACC Knudsen: Home Means Nevada Initiative launches to create affordable housing in Las Vegas
On this show find out what local leaders are doing to help create more affordable housing for Las Vegas residents. And, learn about an initiative aimed at eliminating all fatal accidents and injuries on our roads.
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- Beyond the Tourism: Find out why Las Vegas is one of the top cities in the country to relocate.
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- 4 years ago
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- Beyond the Tourism: Find out why Las Vegas is one of the top cities in the country to relocate.
In this new segment, "Beyond the Tourism" we show you why Las Vegas is fast becoming one of the top cities in the country to relocate. And, we show you the steps our region is taking to assure Las Vegas remains a place that all have the freedom to live, work, grow, plan and engage.
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- Beyond the Tourism: Find out why Las Vegas is one of the top cities in the country to relocate.
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- 4 years ago
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- Beyond the Tourism: Find out why Las Vegas is one of the top cities in the country to relocate.
In this new segment, "Beyond the Tourism" we show you why Las Vegas is fast becoming one of the top cities in the country to relocate. And, we show you the steps our region is taking to assure Las Vegas remains a place that all have the freedom to live, work, grow, plan and engage.
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- Discovery Children's Museum: A Las Vegas Documentary
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- 4 years ago
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- Discovery Children's Museum: A Las Vegas Documentary
Funded by the Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial through license plate sales, this is a documentary about the Discovery Children's Museum. Discover a favorite Las Vegas kids activity.
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- Have you ever wondered how the city's street signs are made? We create 2,000 street signs each year.
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- 4 years ago
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- Using art to beautify our medians instead of grass is a way for us to be water smart in the desert
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- 4 years ago
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- Rainbow Crosswalk On 1st Street Timelapse Video
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- 4 years ago
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- Located on S. 1st St. between Boulder Avenue and Coolidge Avenue.
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- City Beat: How Symphony Park Brought Culture And Redevelopment To Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: How Symphony Park Brought Culture And Redevelopment To Las Vegas
In 1999 when Oscar Goodman became Mayor of Las Vegas, he committed to taking the blighted downtown area and bringing it back to life. He chose 61 acres in the center of town that was nothing but a brown field and convinced developers of big projects such as the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health and the Smith Center for the Performing Arts to build there. Now called Symphony Park, this area is home to luxury residential complexes, retail and more. But just as important, it kick started an incredible revitalization to the entire downtown with an Arts District, Entertainment District, Medical District and more. Find out how both Mayors Oscar and Carolyn Goodman took a tired downtown and turned it into a world class community.
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- Access City Council: Councilman Cedric Crear Talks Convenient Medicine And A New Library
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- 4 years ago
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- Access City Council: Councilman Cedric Crear talks Convenient Medicine And A New Library
On this show you will see a new program being rolled out that will help residents get affordable medicine and convenient medicine. If you are one of the many who love the restaurant Westside Oasis, we have some news for you on how they are doing on their one year anniversary. For those who thought you were losing a familiar library, we have good news on a new and more high tech library coming to one Las Vegas neighborhood. Some new and giant murals are going up in the Historic Westside Las Vegas. The Historic Westside Legacy Park is hosting another Music Festival. Find out all the information on this program.
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- Footprints to and from Foster Care
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- 4 years ago
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- Descubre Las Vegas con nuestro nuevo guía
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- 4 years ago
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- Discover Las Vegas es un nuevo recurso con información sobre todos nuestros eventos, actividades y clases.
Visite lasvegasnevada.gov/Discover para acceder a un calendario, inscribirse en clases, comprar boletos y más.
Una revista estará disponible en nuestros centros comunitarios.
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- Escuela Primaria Charter Bilingüe en la ciudad de Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- Escuela Primaria Charter Bilingüe en la ciudad de Las Vegas se abrirá
en agosto de 2022 con clases de kínder, 1° y 2° grado. Escuche más acerca de cómo la escuela ofrecerá educación bilingüe en inglés y español.
La solicitud está disponible para los padres hasta el 14 de abril, 2022:
https://bit.ly/3toQfPD
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- City Beat: Iconic Sign And New Art In Symphony Park Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Iconic Sign And New Art In Symphony Park Las Vegas
If you are looking for something to do off the strip in Las Vegas you might want to check out the iconic neon sign called Vegas Vic and a new public art display called "Larger Than Life" in Symphony Park. The area has become quite the outdoor museum with art for all ages to enjoy. So if you think there is no art and culture in Las Vegas, come see the new outdoor public art on display in this downtown oasis.
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- City Beat: Iconic Sign And New Art In Symphony Park Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Iconic Sign And New Art In Symphony Park Las Vegas
If you are looking for something to do off the strip in Las Vegas you might want to check out the iconic neon sign called Vegas Vic and a new public art display called "Larger Than Life" in Symphony Park. The area has become quite the outdoor museum with art for all ages to enjoy. So if you think there is no art and culture in Las Vegas, come see the new outdoor public art on display in this downtown oasis.
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- Vegas Vic Goes Up In Symphony Park
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- 4 years ago
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- Symphony Park is becoming the place to see outdoor art for all ages. Check out one of the latest installations of public art in downtown Las Vegas. Vegas Vick is now hanging outside a soon to be opened restaurant called Vic's. If you love Las Vegas signs and are looking for family things to do in Las Vegas you may want to take a trip to Symphony Park. It is an outdoor Las Vegas museum.
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- Trending Vegas: Giving the Gift of Hope
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- 4 years ago
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- Trending Vegas: Giving the Gift of Hope
April is National Donate Life Month, a chance for everyone to raise awareness about the importance of organ, eye and tissue donation. In this episode, you will meet Las Vegas Becky Mintz who suddenly found herself in need of a heart transplant after blood clots were found in her heart. Thanks to the gift of organ donation from an 18 year old man, Becky got the gift of life. She now lives a full life, filled with wonderful memories and moments. She is also a volunteer with the Nevada Donor Network to support those waiting to receive a transplant.
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- For the past 40 years, LVFR has operated the only public safety agency bomb squad in Southern Nevada
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- 4 years ago
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- City Spotlight: Traffic Safety Technicians
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- 4 years ago
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- City Spotlight: Traffic Safety Technicians
There are so many wonderful career opportunities at the city of Las Vegas. Today, we are spotlighting our traffic safety technicians. From maintaining traffic signals to replacing street lamps, no day is every the same for these workers. They have to be ready at a moments notice to fix electrical issues that pop up around the valley. Their work is vital to the safety of the entire community. Learn more about what it takes to be a traffic safety technician from the employees themselves. Plus, get some inside tips on the experience you may need to hopefully land a job with the city.
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- CB Autism: A local non-profit serves families facing challenges with Autism.
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- 4 years ago
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- A local non-profit serves families facing challenges with Autism
World Autism Day is on April 2, 2022, and celebrations take place throughout the entire month to raise awareness and advocate for the rights of those with autism around the world. A local nonprofit in Las Vegas works to help families facing challenges with autism. The Grant a Gift Autism Foundation Ackerman Center and the UNLV School of Medicine jointly opened the center for autism in 2016, and since then has served more than 6,000 families facing challenges with autism.
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- City Beat: War Time Love Letters Create Unique Perspective On The Vietnam War
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- 4 years ago
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- War Time Love Letters Create Unique Perspective On Vietnam War
When James Vedral enlisted in the Marines and headed off to the Vietnam War he left behind his college sweetheart who eventually became his wife. The love letters between James and Gwen along with photos of his days at war have been compiled into a book about the Vietnam War that offers a unique perspective on that era in our country. Meet this couple who say the letters tell such an amazing story they had to turn them into a book more than 50 years after their marriage and how soldiers writing home from war may save lives and could very well have prevented James from flashbacks and PTSD from the Vietnam War.
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- City Beat: Mission High School makes a difference, helping kids in recovery get back on their feet.
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- 4 years ago
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- City Beat: Mission High School makes a difference, helping kids in recovery get back on their feet.
A local high school is making a difference, helping kids in recovery get back on their feet. Mission High School opened back in the Fall of 2017 and is showing to be a big success. The school offers support and encouragement the students need to help them graduate—sober.
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- Open for Business: Slater's 50/50 Opens in Northwest Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- Open for Business: Slater's 50/50 Opens in Northwest Las Vegas
Foodie Alert! Slater's 50/50 has officially opened their newest location in northwest Las Vegas, right off of Lake Mead and Buffalo. This family-friendly restaurant has something for everyone from milkshakes and burgers to craft beer and their famous cheesy vampire dip.
We have an inside look at the valley's newest restaurant, plus we have some insider tips on their most popular menu items, including their whale burger which was featured in a Netflix series! This burger features 1 lb of wagyu beef, truffle cheese, gold-dusted bacon, tempura lobster tail, arugula as well as a gold-dusted brioche bun! You have to find the secret menu to get your hands on this mouth-watering burger.
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- ACC Diaz: Celebrity Chef Todd English Opens The English Hotel In Downtown Las Vegas
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- 4 years ago
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- On this Access City Council show we take you inside the new English Hotel in the Art's District downtown. And, if you're looking to add a pet to your family, the animal foundation has many animals ready for adoption now.
Celebrity Chef Todd English opens The English Hotel in downtown Las Vegas
The English Hotel is joining the Art's District vibe in beautiful Downtown Las Vegas. The hotel is the first ever boutique hotel in the Art's District and designed for guest that are looking to escape the Strip without straying too far. Some of the hotel amenities include an intimate pool area, with 11 suites that open directly to the pool, welcoming guests to relax and take in the vibe. And, bright stylish rooms that can be easily adapted for business or pleasure. The hotel also offers an onsite Japanese, Mediterranean fusion restaurant, The Pepper Club, names after the chef's dog.
The non-gaming propert will not charge a resort fee and is part of the M...
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- City Beat: COVID Murals On Display At 920 Commerce
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- 4 years ago
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- COVID Murals On Display At 920 Commerce
If you're looking for public art in Las Vegas, check out the COVID murals exhibit. These are murals that were painted by Las Vegas artists when the mandate to shut down the city hit in March of 2020. The city of Las Vegas offered grants to small businesses to cover the windows of their establishments to prevent break-ins during the shut down as long as the business owners made sure the plywood was turned into works of art. Those murals are no longer needed to cover windows but they are too beautiful to dispose of so they've been taken out of storage and put into an exhibit.
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- Get to the know the legacy of Betty Willis, the designer behind the welcome to Las Vegas sign.
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- 4 years ago
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- Southern Nevada Water Allocation & Conservation
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- 4 years ago
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- On Aug. 16, 2021 the federal government, prompted by the low water levels in Lake Mead, issued a water shortage declaration on the Colorado River. In January 2022, Southern Nevada’s water allocation was reduced by 7 billion gallons, enough water to serve 45,000 homes
This #WorldWaterDay we spoke with the Southern Nevada Water Authority about the community's allocation & conservation efforts.
Learn more: https://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/News/Blog/Detail/lake-mead-water-shortage
