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The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit is proud to announce the retirement of K9 Blue. Blue is nearing nine years old and has retired after five years of service.

Manhattan: Rosario Iaconis’ essay, “Hiroshima and the Bomb, then and now” (op-ed, May 20) raises thoughtful points but sometimes misleading ones. All of the military leaders quoted spoke in hindsight after the atomic bomb had been dropped and the war ended. Most of those leaders had their own agendas during the war.

Forked River, N.J.: Today’s world has many stories of cruelty and suffering, but the story about those dogs who are being saved by the good people of No Dogs Left Behind is a ray of hope (“Dogs won’t be dinner,” March 24).

Peters Township, Pa.: Kevin McCarthy suffered 14 humiliating defeats before finally getting his opponents to blink. Many who swore they would never vote for him either agreed to do so or to vote “present” so he would have the bare majority he needed to slide to victory.

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Bronx: Vision Zero needs to have a broader vision. I have been driving in New York City since 1972. Through the years, I have witnessed a disconcerting breakdown in respect to traffic regulations, common decency and the lack of good judgment by many drivers.

East Meadow, L.I.: To Voicer Karen Blackmon: The objections to voter suppression laws enacted by Republicans in states where they are in control are not about just showing ID.

Brooklyn: The Democrats are doing it again: They’re so busy fighting amongst themselves that the Republicans and the Trumpians can just sit back and laugh, knowing they’re going to win because the Democrats are their own worst enemy.

Tallahassee 3-year-old recovers from life-threatening heart defect For Heart Health Awareness Month, ABC 27 is introducing you to a local girl who beat the odds. and last updated 2021-02-17 09:30:40-05 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Each year, more than 40,000 babies are born with a congenital heart defect, making it the leading cause of death for infants. For Heart Health Awareness Month, ABC 27 is introducing you to a local girl who beat the odds. Halie Pullen describes the moment she found ...