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Sovcombank has hired a high-powered team of lobbyists from Mercury Public Affairs to plead its case for being left out of a bipartisan package coming together on the Hill.
Sisolak, speaking during a wide-ranging interview with reporters at the Capitol, declined to say exactly which measures he does not plan to sign.
Share this article Share this article SAN DIEGO, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Girls Inc. of San Diego County welcomes four new members to its board of directors. These officers will serve as active advocates and ambassadors to advance the organization's mission to inspire all girls to be strong, smart and bold, through programs that address mind+body wellness, academic success and community engagement. "We are proud to welcome these accomplished leaders who will help shape the future of the organization," said Sandra Ainslie, CEO of Girls Inc. of San Diego County. "They join us at a pivotal...
Legislators, trust your instincts and nix 'Innovation Zones' | Jim Schnieder Reno-Gazette-Journal 1 hr ago Jim Schnieder This opinion column was submitted by Jim Schnieder, a veteran, nonpartisan, retired purchasing VP and Stanford alumnus. Popular Searches The plan for “Innovation Zones” under review by our Nevada State Legislature are little understood. Our legislators are smart and diligent. “Innovation Zones,” blockchain technology and cryptocurrency require more time to digest than the Legislature has been given. With the legislative session winding down and l...
Jeffrey Berns, the tech CEO asking the Nevada Legislature to let him form his own government in Storey County, has been sued by a former nanny who is accusing Berns and his wife, Mary, of trying to groom her “to participate in three-person sex” with the couple, according to court documents obtained by the Reno Gazette Journal. The woman, 45-year-old Rebecca Eller, said the couple lured her into employment as a tutor for their daughter, offering her a high salary, medical benefits and free living accommodations on their property. It soon became clear, she alleged in the lawsuit, that the c...