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Policy, politics and progressive commentary The Nevada Wildlife Commission voted Saturday to allow hunters to kill 42 bears a year, more than twice the number permitted to be slaughtered in the first decade of the hunt, which began in 2011. The move is the latest in a series of decisions that have prompted criticism of the commission for failing to […] The post Regulators approve killing twice as many bears as originally allowed in Nevada hunt appeared first on Nevada Current.

Policy, politics and progressive commentary For more than a decade, hunters in Nevada have been limited to killing 20 bears a year. But in recent years that number has climbed, and on Friday, the Nevada Wildlife Commission is expected to vote to allow hunters to kill 42 bears come September. Nevada’s first bear hunt in 2011 authorized the sale of […] The post Wildlife Commission expected to allow hunters to kill more bears appeared first on Nevada Current.

Did you know that our relatively small community has 26 libraries which are not managed, operated or funded in an integrated way? Each of the 22 private and public schools has its own library. Then there are four public libraries (Western Nevada College, city, State Library and Archives, State Law Library).

Even the wise, kind and responsible Disney nanny character would face a daunting task were she presented with the continuing public policy fiascos in our troubled town. Mary handled her unbridled charges with aplomb and urgency. Many of our elected and appointed officials need to employ these traits. State Fair

Wildlife Killing Contest These contests are cruel, not representative of ethical hunting, not conservation, and not a recognized wildlife management tool.” — Shelbie Swartz, wildlife advocate with Animal Wellness Action LAS VEGAS , NEVADA , USA , March 2, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Today, the Clark County Commission voted to approve a resolution to condemn Wildlife Killing Contests in Nevada. The resolution, brought forth by Commissioner Justin Jones, passed by a unanimous vote of 7 to 0. ...