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Dear Editor, Silence may or may not be

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Matthew Wanner

Sundberg trial expected to conclude Wednesday

KINGMAN – Jury selection begins Monday for the trial of a former Mohave County Sheriff’s deputy charged for alleged sexual involvement with a teenager at a youth drinking party in Kingman. Judge Doug Camacho has asked that 70   prospective jurors be summoned to the Law and Justice Center in Kingman for a trial that is expected to conclude Wednesday. Andrew Sundberg, 24, is charged with sexual abuse and sexual conduct with a minor. The former deputy was subsequently fired after he was placed on administrative leave in Aug., 2021 when the sheriff’s office asked the Kingman police department to…

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Lake Mead NRA issues finding on Sustainable Low Water Access Plan

BOULDER CITY, Nev.–The National Park Service issued a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) on the Lake Mead National Recreation Area Sustainable Low Water Access Plan after completing an Environmental Assessment. The purpose of the plan is to provide updated strategic direction for the future of motorized boat launching and related commercial services at five key Lake Mead NRA locations, along with facility and infrastructure needs and related implementation actions at these locations. ?The goal is to maintain recreational motorboat access in the event water declines to 950 feet. The plan focuses on maintaining visitor services, marinas, and launch ramps at Hemenway Harbor,…

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Lake Mead NRA issues finding on Sustainable Low Water Access Plan

BOULDER CITY, Nev.–The National Park Service issued a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) on the Lake Mead National Recreation Area Sustainable Low Water Access Plan after completing an Environmental Assessment. The purpose of the plan is to provide updated strategic direction for the future of motorized boat launching and related commercial services at five key Lake Mead NRA locations, along with facility and infrastructure needs and related implementation actions at these locations. ?The goal is to maintain recreational motorboat access in the event water declines to 950 feet. The plan focuses on maintaining visitor services, marinas, and launch ramps at Hemenway Harbor,…

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Some public lands closed Dec. 9, 10 near Laughlin

LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Field Office announces the temporary closure of certain public lands under its administration Dec. 9-10, 2023. The closure will minimize the risk of potential collisions between racers and spectators during the 2023 SNORE Laughlin Rage at the River OHV Race. The temporary closure area includes State Route 163 to the north and T.32S. R.66E sections 8 and 17 to the west. It is bracketed by Bruce Woodbury Drive to the south and southwest and Thomas Edison Drive to the east. The entire area as listed in the legal description above is temporarily closed to all…

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Time

It is the most common noun used in the English language. And yet, arguably, time may be the most misunderstood word known to humanity. We might define the term as a sequence of events that are irreversible, but that sounds so unromantic. And time is romantic. Time is a commodity as well; but, again, that doesn’t satisfy except to say that there is an ever-increasing scarcity of it for those who live within its dimension. So, time is precious. But time is both a taker and a giver. We exchange past moments for current and current ones for the future….

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Time

It is the most common noun used in the English language. And yet, arguably, time may be the most misunderstood word known to humanity. We might define the term as a sequence of events that are irreversible, but that sounds so unromantic. And time is romantic. Time is a commodity as well; but, again, that doesn’t satisfy except to say that there is an ever-increasing scarcity of it for those who live within its dimension. So, time is precious. But time is both a taker and a giver. We exchange past moments for current and current ones for the future….

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