Presenters urge community members to keep pushing back against ‘hyperscale’ developments.
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Proponents of the project will be holding an informational meeting this Monday.
A new date for the ribbon cutting will be announced in the future.
A new floodwall, culvert and drainage control are included in the notice as aspects of the proposed project.
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The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service are sending approximately 8 million second Economic Impact Payments by prepaid debit card.
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Nevada State Treasurer Zach Conine’s office on Thursday announced open enrollment for the Nevada Prepaid Tuition Program, which will end Friday, April 30.
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Presenters urge community members to keep pushing back against ‘hyperscale’ developments.
Proponents of the project will be holding an informational meeting this Monday.
A new date for the ribbon cutting will be announced in the future.
A new floodwall, culvert and drainage control are included in the notice as aspects of the proposed project.
