Dana Gentry
Senior Reporter at Nevada Current
LV native. Twitter-challenged. Senior Reporter @NevadaCurrent, Opinions all mine. #vegasbaby https://t.co/MBkSOr3PYh?…
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1 week ago |
nevadacurrent.com | Dana Gentry
Legislation that could land animal abusers in prison for as long as ten years passed out of the Assembly Judiciary Committee late Monday after it appeared to die last week without a vote before the Legislature’s first deadline.
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1 week ago |
nevadacurrent.com | Dana Gentry
A campaign finance measure championed by Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar seeks to make elected office financially feasible for more individuals by allowing campaign contributions to be spent for some personal uses. Nevada law currently prohibits candidates for public office and elected officials from spending campaign contributions for personal use.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Dana Gentry
Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar's bill would allow candidates and elected officials to use contributions to pay for the cost of child care, the care of an elderly parent, or for the individual’s health insurance premiums, if they are unable to afford the cost as a result of their public service.
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2 weeks ago |
thisisreno.com | Dana Gentry
by Dana Gentry, Nevada CurrentSounding more like Rodney Dangerfield than the chief executive of Nevada, Gov. Joe Lombardo complained last weekend to a Republican gathering that he’s getting no respect in the Democratically-controlled Nevada Legislature, which he says has left him impotent to chart a course for the state. “Unless you have that majority, you can’t make this difference.
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2 weeks ago |
nevadacurrent.com | Dana Gentry
Sounding more like Rodney Dangerfield than the chief executive of Nevada, Gov. Joe Lombardo complained last weekend to a Republican gathering that he’s getting no respect in the Democratically-controlled Nevada Legislature, which he says has left him impotent to chart a course for the state. “Unless you have that majority, you can’t make this difference. Can’t make a difference,” Lombardo lamented while addressing the crowd at the Republican Party’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner in Pahrump.
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.@JosephMLombardo's bill would increase costs for the Nevada Department of Corrections by $42.2 million in future biennium, according to a fiscal note. NDOC currently has a staffing shortage and $53 million budget hole. https://t.co/AqLbm5Abv9
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