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Reno's historic Sinai Mansion likely doomed to be demolished - Vimarsana News

Reno's historic Sinai Mansion likely doomed to be demolished

The Nevada Museum of Art's $60 million expansion requires a commitment to move the century-old house by October. The city says it can't approve a plan in time that would save it.

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Timeline: Sinai Mansion faces demolition for Nevada Museum of Art expansion - Vimarsana News

Timeline: Sinai Mansion faces demolition for Nevada Museum of Art expansion

A century-old mansion must find a new location by October. There's a plan to save it. But can the city of Reno move fast enough to weigh options before the deadline?

Source: rgj.com
Robbery charges against ex-Reno official amended to misdemeanor - Vimarsana News

Robbery charges against ex-Reno official amended to misdemeanor

The former Reno revitalization manager was initially charged with two felonies after a domestic dispute in March.

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Domestic dispute behind the arrest of Reno city official Jeff Limpert - Vimarsana News

Domestic dispute behind the arrest of Reno city official Jeff Limpert

Police report shows a family disturbance between Limpert and his wife preceded the call that led to the city official’s arrest. He was fired on Monday.

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Property owners provide no pushback against Business Improvement District funding - Vimarsana News

Property owners provide no pushback against Business Improvement District funding

Property owners provide no pushback against Business Improvement District funding 2shares The Reno City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to approve nearly $3 million in property tax assessments to fund the Downtown Reno Business Improvement District’s (BID) operations for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. According to Jeff Limpert, management analyst with the city manager’s office, it was the first time in the four years since the BID was formed that no written protests or objections to the assessments were submitted by the property owners—which include commercial, governmental, nonprofit a...