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Carson City Mayor selects pet finalists for new Animal Control Vehicle wrap

On Thursday, Carson City Mayor Lori Bagwell chose the two final winners of the Best of Carson City Pets Contest hosted by the Nevada Humane Society. Over 150 pets were submitted by Carson City residents, from dogs to cats, rabbits to turtles, and everything in between!
Carson City United States Lori Bagwell Kelsey Penrose Nevada Humane Society Members Of The Humane Society

UPDATE: Photos of dead feline on side of Carson City road likely a bobcat and not a tiger, says NDOW

UPDATE: Carson Now reader Misty Syms-Olvera submitted a photo of the dead animal, with a message that the photo was taken by her husband at around 8:30 a.m. Monday morning. Scroll to the photo and click on to enlarge. The photo was sent to NDOW, which noted that it was indeed a bobcat.
United States Carson City Mike Bohemier Ashley Sanchez Justin Tiearney Nevada Department Of Wildlife

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A Nevada father and liver transplant recipient aims to inspire men to take their health seriously

Nevadan Angelo Reyes began his work day June 10, 2022 like any other, until a colleague mentioned that his eyes appeared yellow. This was the first sign of liver failure, which progressed rapidly. Driven by his sense of responsibility to his family and his son, he continued to work even as his skin began to yellow and his body held excess fluid.
United States Riverside Community Hospital University Of Nevada Janice Whaley Las Vegas Nevadan Angelo Reyes

A Nevada father and liver transplant recipient aims to inspire men to take their health seriously

Nevadan Angelo Reyes began his work day June 10, 2022 like any other, until a colleague mentioned that his eyes appeared yellow. This was the first sign of liver failure, which progressed rapidly. Driven by his sense of responsibility to his family and his son, he continued to work even as his skin began to yellow and his body held excess fluid.
United States Riverside Community Hospital University Of Nevada Las Vegas Nevadan Angelo Reyes Janice Whaley

Substance use among youth the focus of family parent education night hosted by Carson City Juvenile Services

Carson City Juvenile Services next monthly Parent Education Night is Wednesday, June 14, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Carson City Probation Office, 740 S. Saliman Road Carson City.
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