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7th Conviction in Graffitit Crime
Tuesday, May 13, 2008- The Elko Juvenile Crimes Task Force has announced the seventh conviction for a graffiti-related crime resulting in a suspended drivers license.
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Connie Campbell Files For Public Office
Tuesday, May 13, 2008- A longtime Elko Businesswomen who has combined career with donating her time to special events is the latest candidate to file for public office.
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Fire Fair 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008- Protecting especially your rural home or property from the threat of wildfire is the theme of Fire Fair 2008 to open this week at the Elko Convention Center.
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Annual Letter Carriers Food Drive
Saturday, May 10, 2008- Today's the day to "Stamp Out Hunger," with the Annual Letter Carriers Nationwide Food Drive. Elko and Spring Creek letter carriers have launched a friendly competition to deliver the community from hunger.
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Suspects In Stor-All Theft Missing
Friday, May 9, 2008- Elko Police say the managers of a local storage and moving rental business are suspects in the theft of money from the Lamoille Highway establishment.
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Dahl Filing For County Commission Seat
Thursday, May 8, 2008- The race for at least one Elko County Commission seat now has two candidates with the Tuesday filing by cattle rancher Demar Dahl in District #1. Dahl is a Star Valley rancher who also owns businesses in Fallon and the Geyser Ranch located in both White Pine and Lincoln counties.
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Russell Files For Public Office
Wednesday, May 7, 2008- A two-term County Commissioner is hoping to win a third four-year seat as filing for public office continues. Warren Russell rode a wooden elephant to victory in previous contests but is hoping his newest mode of transportation, a motorcycle, will appeal to voters' sense of conservation.
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Give The Gift Of Life
Wednesday, May 7, 2007- United Blood Services is in town encouraging donors to give the gift of life with a drive underway this week from Elko to Spring Creek, Wells and Carlin. Remember you must be in good health to donate blood, eat a good meal and bring your ID.
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Filing For Public Office Continues
Tuesday, May 6, 2008- Filing is open for numerous Elko County seats up for grabs this fall. A trio of candidates made it official on the first day, including two hopefuls for separate county commission positions and an incumbent for a school board seat. Filing continues through next Friday, May 16th at the Clerk's Office or in Carson City for statewide and congressional seats.
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Protecting Elko County's Historical Sites
Tuesday, May 6, 2008- Now that the regions most treasured historical sites are being promoted to share with other history enthusiasts, the BLM is hoping to recruit even more great stewards to help protect and educate residents and visitors alike about some of Elko's most significant archaeological and historical locations and artifacts.
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Sage Elementary Invention Convention
Friday, May 2, 2008- 5th grade students at Sage Elementary School put their imaginations to work in the annual Invention Convention.
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Strong-Arm Robbery Investigation Cont.
Friday, May 2, 2008- Police Lt. Don Zumwalt says an Elko man initially named by the victim as a suspect in the attack is now cooperating with officers in their investigation to find the person who may be responsible.
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A Year Of Change For GBC
Friday, May 2, 2008- 2009 will be a year of change for Great Basin College but longtime Nevada System of Higher Education Regent Dorothy Gallaghers says Elko's institution will be in good hands as a search is conducted to replace President Dr. Paul Killpatrick. Former GBC Vice President Carl Diekhans will fill in the position in the interim.
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GBC Completes The Rigors Of Accreditation
Friday, May 2, 2008- College officials are happy to report the member institution received high marks in rural academic delivery. Mike McFarlane is Vice President of Academic Affairs.
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Elko Recognized As Storm Ready
Thursday, May 1, 2008- The National Weather Service Office has recognized the City of Elko as a Storm Ready Community, joining more than 13-hundred towns and cities nationwide that have strengthened communication and preparedness in the event of extreme weather or hazardous events. Meteorologist in Charge Kevin Baker will present a plaque to city officials during the May 13 regular meeting in council chambers beginning at 4 p.m.
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Friends For Life Hosting Benefit
Thursday, May 1, 2008- It's a chance to help a man who has dedicated much of his life and resources to help others now that he is battling a life-threatening condition. The local Friends For Life organization is hosting a benefit yard sale this weekend and looking for donated treasures as well as encouraging treasure hunters to shop tomorrow and Saturday at 604 Commercial Street to benefit former pastor, Al Jones. Buy raffle tickets for a chance to win the old school motorcycle in advance of the Motorcycle Jamboree by calling 340-3719.
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Elko County Teachers are STARS
Thursday, May 8, 2008- The Elko County School District took time to recognize Staff and Teachers, Achieving Results for Students with their officials STARS program, suprising winners on campus with the news they had been singled out by their peers, students and parents for honors.
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Fire Drill Without The Flames
Wednesday, April 30, 2008- It was a fire drill without the flames for Elko City firefighters who used the demolition of the old El Aero Services Building as a chance to train. Deputy Fire Chief Dan Landa says the team entered the building in full SCBA gear even though a stimulated smoke machine was used to provide a realistic scene setting.
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Time To Register Your Youngsters
Tuesday, April 29, 2008- The first of May signals the last month of school as students and teachers are ready to wind up the year. Senior parents are getting ready to send teens off to college or careers, while parents of five-year-olds are reminded it's time to register your youngsters for kindergarten in the fall.
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Spring Weather Bringing Out Thieves
Tuesday, April 29, 2008- A thief of thieves armed with a pry bar have been breaking into resident garages and rifling vehicles looking for valuables. City Police Captain Aaron Hughes says it's unfortunate that better weather seems to bring out the property criminals.
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Detective Sonny Marshall Retiring
Monday, April 28, 2008- A 23-year veteran of the Elko City Police Department is leaving behind his career as a seasoned detective who has used his talents to nab white collar criminals, made a dent in drug crime and launched new homeland security measures in addition to resolving some of the city's most serious crimes, from theft to homicide.
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A Growing Honor For City Retiree
Monday, April 28, 2008- Elko City Planner Dennis Crooks may be officially retired but he's still a champion of great design for the Elko Community. Fellow City leaders are determined to carry out well-thought plans for growth, sensible development and green space like the Humboldt Area River Park that is now a reality.
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Earthquakes Continue to Rattle Nevada
The ground continues to rumble throughout Northern Nevada including a 3.8 earthquake in Wells at 1:40pm on April 22nd.
Click on the link below for up-to-date earthquake reports from the USGS.
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