Sunday Jun 28 | Reno Gazette-Journal
Mining companies got the gold and Nevada citizens got the shaft
By Jerry Purdy and Gary Norris Speaking as retired citizen-engineers who have lived much of our lives in Nevada, we urge elected representatives and the governor to confront our state's long-standing mining tax inequities.
Closing mine part of bigger battle
This open pit gold mine is part of a complex operated by Newmont Mining Corp. near Carlin.
Similiar fire season as `08 expected in NE Nev
High cheatgrass concentrations north of Carlin and Battle Mountain pose some of the greatest concern but average fuel load and moist conditions should help keep this summer's fire season consistent with last year's in northeast Nevada, officials say.
Reno, Nev.- Luke Carlin had two hits and two RBI for Reno, as the Aces held on for a 7-6 victory over New Orleans Friday night at Aces Ballpark.
Columnist Geoff Schumacher cites figures from The Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, which is considering a 2010 ballot initiative to increase taxes on the state's mining industry: -- From 2000 through 2007, the mining industry in Nevada extracted and sold gold worth $25.5 billion, and paid taxes to the state general fund totaling $125.3 ...
Reno Aces Defeat Sacramento River Cats 5-3
Chris Roberson fell just a double shy of the cycle and lifted the Reno Aces to a 5-3 victory over the Sacramento River Cats Wednesday afternoon at Raley Field.
Mining leaves us holding out hands
The mayor of Carlin drove to Carson City last month. He testified to the Legislature that closing the fire school would cause hardship to his little town.
Carlini tries hard with 'Elvolution,' but it comes off as glorified karaoke
He's a "Lonely Man." He's lonesome tonight. He's down at the end of Lonely Street.
Editorial: On tax hikes: Get ready for the inevitable
Over the next few years, Nevadans need to think long and hard about what is more important: a few dollars more in taxes or a healthy and vibrant infrastructure that makes for a socially and culturally rich society.
Lawmakers were told Thursday that the economy of the small northeastern Nevada town of Carlin would suffer if the state Military Department acquires a debt-laden firefighter training center for use as a National Guard armory.
I-Team: Mining Industry Possible Target for Taxes
A $2 billion hole in the Nevada budget has state lawmakers scrambling for new sources of revenue, and a prime target for new taxes is the mining industry.
Cosby earns Twain Prize for comedy
Bill Cosby will be awarded the nation's top comedy prize from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for his groundbreaking career.
Earthquake Rattles Northeastern Nevada
A small pre-dawn earthquake shook northeastern Nevada early Tuesday, but there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
'Significant and Substantial' Violations: Agency warns Nevada mine, 14 others
The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration said Monday that it has warned 15 mining operations to clean up their health and safety practices or face stricter enforcement.
Small Quake Shakes Northeastern Nevada Near Elko
A small pre-dawn earthquake has shaken northeastern Nevada near Elko, but there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
US Supreme Court to Review Carlin Rape Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether a Carlin man convicted in 1994 for sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl should be granted a new trial because of questions over DNA evidence and how it was ...
Preparation improves survival in a wildfire
A homeowner hoses down his roof during the Sleeping Elephant Fire near Topaz Lake July 6, 2007.
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