Our friend Annie passed away and was cremated on September 1st. The author was unable to attend due to work but will pay respects on September 3rd at Holy Trinity Church, where they first met Annie in 2009. Annie helped many people through her work with a charity called Christians Against Poverty. Both the author and their friend Angie continue to support this charity. Annie played an important role in the author's life during difficult financial times after losing their job in the recession through connecting them with resources and support.
Karissa Easterwood is a 21-year-old CFAS major at Texas Tech University with a 3.6 GPA. She works multiple jobs including at Movie 16 and St. Johns, and does odd jobs such as babysitting. Her future plans are to join Hospice of Lubbock's grief counseling after graduating to help those who have lost loved ones.
This document reflects on the year 2009 and the lessons learned. The author realized who their true friends were that year and also learned to love themselves more than anyone else. They hope that everyone enjoyed the year and that the new year will bring peace, joy and happiness.
A young fan expresses love for Justin Bieber, stating they would believe rumors of an Angelina Jolie and Justin Bieber relationship. The fan finds Bieber cute, sexy, and hot, and notes their age as 11 while stating Bieber's age as 21.
This short poem celebrates a woman's birthday and highlights the many roles she has taken on throughout her life, from daughter to daughter-in-law, sister to sister-in-law, friend to wife, and finally as a mother. It expresses admiration and love for how she has excelled in every role. While the story so far has been great, the poem indicates there are many more exciting years ahead as the story continues. It concludes by wishing her a very happy belated birthday.
Lauren Mercer discusses her life including where she works at Dollar Tree, attending St. Johns River Community College, valuing her friends who are like family, prioritizing her actual family as her backbone and support system, being happily together for 2 years with her boyfriend Michael who she describes as her sweet country boy, and recently getting a 3 month old puppy named Bandit that she loves.
The author thanks friends and family for attending their wedding. They went on a honeymoon in the Bahamas, where they had fun despite cooler than hoped temperatures. Upon returning, they moved into a new house to start their lives together as husband and wife, with the author beginning college and his wife preparing to return to work. They share photos from the wedding and honeymoon and announce that Shannon is pregnant with their first child.
Our friend Annie passed away and was cremated on September 1st. The author was unable to attend due to work but will pay respects on September 3rd at Holy Trinity Church, where they first met Annie in 2009. Annie helped many people through her work with a charity called Christians Against Poverty. Both the author and their friend Angie continue to support this charity. Annie played an important role in the author's life during difficult financial times after losing their job in the recession through connecting them with resources and support.
Karissa Easterwood is a 21-year-old CFAS major at Texas Tech University with a 3.6 GPA. She works multiple jobs including at Movie 16 and St. Johns, and does odd jobs such as babysitting. Her future plans are to join Hospice of Lubbock's grief counseling after graduating to help those who have lost loved ones.
This document reflects on the year 2009 and the lessons learned. The author realized who their true friends were that year and also learned to love themselves more than anyone else. They hope that everyone enjoyed the year and that the new year will bring peace, joy and happiness.
A young fan expresses love for Justin Bieber, stating they would believe rumors of an Angelina Jolie and Justin Bieber relationship. The fan finds Bieber cute, sexy, and hot, and notes their age as 11 while stating Bieber's age as 21.
This short poem celebrates a woman's birthday and highlights the many roles she has taken on throughout her life, from daughter to daughter-in-law, sister to sister-in-law, friend to wife, and finally as a mother. It expresses admiration and love for how she has excelled in every role. While the story so far has been great, the poem indicates there are many more exciting years ahead as the story continues. It concludes by wishing her a very happy belated birthday.
Lauren Mercer discusses her life including where she works at Dollar Tree, attending St. Johns River Community College, valuing her friends who are like family, prioritizing her actual family as her backbone and support system, being happily together for 2 years with her boyfriend Michael who she describes as her sweet country boy, and recently getting a 3 month old puppy named Bandit that she loves.
The author thanks friends and family for attending their wedding. They went on a honeymoon in the Bahamas, where they had fun despite cooler than hoped temperatures. Upon returning, they moved into a new house to start their lives together as husband and wife, with the author beginning college and his wife preparing to return to work. They share photos from the wedding and honeymoon and announce that Shannon is pregnant with their first child.
This document summarizes the relationship between a husband and wife over several years, from when they first met and fell in love, to marrying in 2008, having a son named Matthew Lucas shortly after, and celebrating their family and the husband's accomplishments over subsequent years, expressing their love for each other.
Dave and Sarah celebrated New Year's Eve 2010 at Brian and Kavita's new home in Chicago. In January, Sarah broke her ankle requiring surgery with a plate and screws, and received help from friends and family during her recovery. In March, they celebrated their engagement with a party introducing their families. Sarah also started a new job and they moved to Bloomington. They had their wedding in May and honeymooned in Florida. The rest of the year included family celebrations, helping friends with their wedding in Ireland, starting new jobs, and spending time with friends and family for the holidays.
Growing up without parents in Compton, California, the narrator had to learn to fend for himself from a young age. He worked hard in school and saved money selling drugs to pay bills and put himself through college. On the eve of his high school graduation, he learns that his friend Jamal was killed in a drug deal, making him rethink his plans. He is able to leave Compton for college and a better life, but not without remembering the friends and community he is leaving behind.
This document expresses gratitude to Tim Grady for his work exemplifying the Prayer to Saint Benedict Joseph Labre and enabling others to see Jesus in the poor and homeless by befriending them rather than ignoring them, as Saint Benedict Joseph Labre Ministry works to help the homeless from 2002 to 2009.
Blake values friends as people to hang out with, share things with, and ask advice from. The document then introduces nine friends, providing one or two sentences about how long Blake has known each friend and some of their shared interests like airsoft, paintball, video games, and computers.
Being There - Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project 2009 - VietnamRoofsByRick
One volunteers impressions and a few photographs from the Jimmy & Roslynn Carter Work Project, "The Mekong Build", with Habitat for Humanity in Vietnam.
This document appears to be a letter or journal entry written by a girl to her boyfriend Jack detailing their relationship from when they met on June 13th, 2012. Over three sentences, the writer expresses her love for Jack, describing how he was always supportive of her as a best friend initially, and how being with him makes her very happy through their shared memories and inside jokes.
Alex is thanked for being the greatest girlfriend over the past two weeks of dating, with compliments on her kindness, beauty, and status as the greatest girl ever; gratitude is also expressed for their mutual friend Joshua introducing them, and happiness expressed that they are dating each other.
Kelsey Livesay is a 20-year-old woman living in Gaston, NC with her 19-month-old son Tristian Wade, boyfriend Brian Thomas Vick, and her five sisters. She works at Roanoke Mini Storage and attends school to become a dental hygienist. In her free time, she enjoys dancing, having danced for almost 10 years, and recently took up hunting with her boyfriend.
Morgan was born and raised in Kentucky but went to college out of state before returning to finish his degree at the University of Kentucky. He enjoyed his job selling knives where he interacted with many people, but it ended and he felt isolated in college. He found community and inspiration through his new Christian faith. After the housing crisis, Morgan was called to study economics to help solve world problems. He is looking for a job involving people, economics, and aligning with his faith without compromising his values.
This document is a birthday message for someone named Aby created by Kirtisha with contributions from others. Kirtisha thinks highly of Aby, describing her as flawless, gorgeous, funny, sweet, kind, cool, and an amazing photographer. Other contributors share positive sentiments, praising Aby for her sense of humor, kindness, confidence, and importance to them as a friend. They wish Aby a happy birthday.
David and Netty met on Yahoo Personals in 2008 and immediately connected, realizing they had found their soulmate. On their first date at Sizzler, they were very comfortable with each other. David proposed during a surprise trip to see his family in St. Louis. They married in April 2009 and took a 3-week road trip to Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri for their honeymoon. In October 2009, they moved into Netty's father's house in West Valley City, which they later purchased. They adopted a boxer pit mix named Sami in November 2009, who became their first baby.
David and Netty met on Yahoo Personals in 2008 and immediately connected, realizing they had found their soulmate. On their first date at Sizzler, they were very comfortable with each other. David later proposed during a trip to his family in St. Louis, surprising Netty with a ring. They married in April 2009 and went on a 3-week road trip honeymoon. In October 2009, they moved into Netty's father's house, which they were able to buy in July 2010. They also got their dog Sami that November, who became their first baby.
Veronica Turlington outlines her American Dream, which is to find a man to marry, have a small church wedding wearing a white dress surrounded by family and friends, move to the suburbs with a cute house and white picket fence, have children, and grow old with her husband in their home after their kids go to college. While different than typical career or money focused dreams, achieving these things would allow her to truly live her life as she wants.
A 18-year-old is looking to rent a 3 bedroom house with their girlfriend and friend but landlords are not taking them seriously due to their age and lack of credit history. While the individual has had a credit card for 6 months and spent thousands on it without missing a payment, they are unsure if their credit would be sufficient to rent a house given they are still establishing their credit history.
This document discusses the conjugations of the verb "to be" in Spanish. It provides examples of using common conjugations like "am", "is", "are" in sentences such as "I am a student", "You are my friend", "They are sisters". It also uses these conjugations to ask and answer who different people and things are.
The document discusses three major events that affected the author's life:
1) The 2001 Cincinnati riots in response to the police shooting of Timothy Thomas, which increased harassment of black citizens by police.
2) The 2008 wind storm in Cincinnati that left the author without power for 4 days, making her now paranoid about running low on supplies.
3) Losing her job as a bus driver due to her company losing its contract, putting financial strain on her family.
This document summarizes the love story between Bailey and Andrew. They met in high school and quickly became best friends, with their friendship developing into love over the course of a year. Andrew joined the military after high school while Bailey went to college. They endured long periods of time apart but their love remained strong. On January 12, 2010 they got married. Bailey reflects on their first year of marriage as amazing, discovering new things about Andrew every day and feeling blessed to be married to her best friend.
RFP for Reno's Community Assistance CenterThis Is Reno
Property appraisals completed in May for downtown Reno’s Community Assistance and Triage Centers (CAC) reveal that repairing the buildings to bring them back into service would cost an estimated $10.1 million—nearly four times the amount previously reported by city staff.
Sparks Fire Dept. investigative report into Timothy Egan dropping a senior ci...This Is Reno
This report by Christopher Darcy of the Fairfax Consulting Group found Sparks Firefighter Timothy Egan instigated an altercation with a senior citizen, lied about it and violated department policies and state laws. Egan claimed he was attacked by Maureen Hvegholm, then 84, in December of 2022 when Hvegholm was feeding cats in an alleyway in Sparks, Nevada.
“Egan was responsible for creating the physical altercation between himself and Hvegholm,” Darcy wrote. “Egan initiated contact by approaching Hvegholm, attempting to take and throw away items she believed were hers. Egan used what officers described as disproportional force by throwing Hvegholm to the ground, causing her to land face first and injuring her forehead.”
Reno Council Member's Petition lawsuit against the City of RenoThis Is Reno
Reno City Council member Jenny Brekhus last month sued the city after a 2,000-page report was released that implicated her as a toxic force at City Hall. Brekhus requested an investigation into the city, particularly City Manager Doug Thornley and the allegations she made against him.
However, the investigator instead determined that Brekhus was the source of hostility, and the investigator could not substantiate her allegations.
“The greater weight of the credible evidence indicates that Councilmember Brekhus has a habit of speaking to individuals in a manner that demeans and belittles them,” Dalton Green, with the Ogletree Deakins law firm, wrote. “In a passive aggressive manner, she calls their competence and, often, their integrity, into question – frequently in the presence of others – such that many are afraid to deal with her.”
In response to the report, Brekhus sued the city in December.
This document summarizes the relationship between a husband and wife over several years, from when they first met and fell in love, to marrying in 2008, having a son named Matthew Lucas shortly after, and celebrating their family and the husband's accomplishments over subsequent years, expressing their love for each other.
Dave and Sarah celebrated New Year's Eve 2010 at Brian and Kavita's new home in Chicago. In January, Sarah broke her ankle requiring surgery with a plate and screws, and received help from friends and family during her recovery. In March, they celebrated their engagement with a party introducing their families. Sarah also started a new job and they moved to Bloomington. They had their wedding in May and honeymooned in Florida. The rest of the year included family celebrations, helping friends with their wedding in Ireland, starting new jobs, and spending time with friends and family for the holidays.
Growing up without parents in Compton, California, the narrator had to learn to fend for himself from a young age. He worked hard in school and saved money selling drugs to pay bills and put himself through college. On the eve of his high school graduation, he learns that his friend Jamal was killed in a drug deal, making him rethink his plans. He is able to leave Compton for college and a better life, but not without remembering the friends and community he is leaving behind.
This document expresses gratitude to Tim Grady for his work exemplifying the Prayer to Saint Benedict Joseph Labre and enabling others to see Jesus in the poor and homeless by befriending them rather than ignoring them, as Saint Benedict Joseph Labre Ministry works to help the homeless from 2002 to 2009.
Blake values friends as people to hang out with, share things with, and ask advice from. The document then introduces nine friends, providing one or two sentences about how long Blake has known each friend and some of their shared interests like airsoft, paintball, video games, and computers.
Being There - Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project 2009 - VietnamRoofsByRick
One volunteers impressions and a few photographs from the Jimmy & Roslynn Carter Work Project, "The Mekong Build", with Habitat for Humanity in Vietnam.
This document appears to be a letter or journal entry written by a girl to her boyfriend Jack detailing their relationship from when they met on June 13th, 2012. Over three sentences, the writer expresses her love for Jack, describing how he was always supportive of her as a best friend initially, and how being with him makes her very happy through their shared memories and inside jokes.
Alex is thanked for being the greatest girlfriend over the past two weeks of dating, with compliments on her kindness, beauty, and status as the greatest girl ever; gratitude is also expressed for their mutual friend Joshua introducing them, and happiness expressed that they are dating each other.
Kelsey Livesay is a 20-year-old woman living in Gaston, NC with her 19-month-old son Tristian Wade, boyfriend Brian Thomas Vick, and her five sisters. She works at Roanoke Mini Storage and attends school to become a dental hygienist. In her free time, she enjoys dancing, having danced for almost 10 years, and recently took up hunting with her boyfriend.
Morgan was born and raised in Kentucky but went to college out of state before returning to finish his degree at the University of Kentucky. He enjoyed his job selling knives where he interacted with many people, but it ended and he felt isolated in college. He found community and inspiration through his new Christian faith. After the housing crisis, Morgan was called to study economics to help solve world problems. He is looking for a job involving people, economics, and aligning with his faith without compromising his values.
This document is a birthday message for someone named Aby created by Kirtisha with contributions from others. Kirtisha thinks highly of Aby, describing her as flawless, gorgeous, funny, sweet, kind, cool, and an amazing photographer. Other contributors share positive sentiments, praising Aby for her sense of humor, kindness, confidence, and importance to them as a friend. They wish Aby a happy birthday.
David and Netty met on Yahoo Personals in 2008 and immediately connected, realizing they had found their soulmate. On their first date at Sizzler, they were very comfortable with each other. David proposed during a surprise trip to see his family in St. Louis. They married in April 2009 and took a 3-week road trip to Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri for their honeymoon. In October 2009, they moved into Netty's father's house in West Valley City, which they later purchased. They adopted a boxer pit mix named Sami in November 2009, who became their first baby.
David and Netty met on Yahoo Personals in 2008 and immediately connected, realizing they had found their soulmate. On their first date at Sizzler, they were very comfortable with each other. David later proposed during a trip to his family in St. Louis, surprising Netty with a ring. They married in April 2009 and went on a 3-week road trip honeymoon. In October 2009, they moved into Netty's father's house, which they were able to buy in July 2010. They also got their dog Sami that November, who became their first baby.
Veronica Turlington outlines her American Dream, which is to find a man to marry, have a small church wedding wearing a white dress surrounded by family and friends, move to the suburbs with a cute house and white picket fence, have children, and grow old with her husband in their home after their kids go to college. While different than typical career or money focused dreams, achieving these things would allow her to truly live her life as she wants.
A 18-year-old is looking to rent a 3 bedroom house with their girlfriend and friend but landlords are not taking them seriously due to their age and lack of credit history. While the individual has had a credit card for 6 months and spent thousands on it without missing a payment, they are unsure if their credit would be sufficient to rent a house given they are still establishing their credit history.
This document discusses the conjugations of the verb "to be" in Spanish. It provides examples of using common conjugations like "am", "is", "are" in sentences such as "I am a student", "You are my friend", "They are sisters". It also uses these conjugations to ask and answer who different people and things are.
The document discusses three major events that affected the author's life:
1) The 2001 Cincinnati riots in response to the police shooting of Timothy Thomas, which increased harassment of black citizens by police.
2) The 2008 wind storm in Cincinnati that left the author without power for 4 days, making her now paranoid about running low on supplies.
3) Losing her job as a bus driver due to her company losing its contract, putting financial strain on her family.
This document summarizes the love story between Bailey and Andrew. They met in high school and quickly became best friends, with their friendship developing into love over the course of a year. Andrew joined the military after high school while Bailey went to college. They endured long periods of time apart but their love remained strong. On January 12, 2010 they got married. Bailey reflects on their first year of marriage as amazing, discovering new things about Andrew every day and feeling blessed to be married to her best friend.
RFP for Reno's Community Assistance CenterThis Is Reno
Property appraisals completed in May for downtown Reno’s Community Assistance and Triage Centers (CAC) reveal that repairing the buildings to bring them back into service would cost an estimated $10.1 million—nearly four times the amount previously reported by city staff.
Sparks Fire Dept. investigative report into Timothy Egan dropping a senior ci...This Is Reno
This report by Christopher Darcy of the Fairfax Consulting Group found Sparks Firefighter Timothy Egan instigated an altercation with a senior citizen, lied about it and violated department policies and state laws. Egan claimed he was attacked by Maureen Hvegholm, then 84, in December of 2022 when Hvegholm was feeding cats in an alleyway in Sparks, Nevada.
“Egan was responsible for creating the physical altercation between himself and Hvegholm,” Darcy wrote. “Egan initiated contact by approaching Hvegholm, attempting to take and throw away items she believed were hers. Egan used what officers described as disproportional force by throwing Hvegholm to the ground, causing her to land face first and injuring her forehead.”
Reno Council Member's Petition lawsuit against the City of RenoThis Is Reno
Reno City Council member Jenny Brekhus last month sued the city after a 2,000-page report was released that implicated her as a toxic force at City Hall. Brekhus requested an investigation into the city, particularly City Manager Doug Thornley and the allegations she made against him.
However, the investigator instead determined that Brekhus was the source of hostility, and the investigator could not substantiate her allegations.
“The greater weight of the credible evidence indicates that Councilmember Brekhus has a habit of speaking to individuals in a manner that demeans and belittles them,” Dalton Green, with the Ogletree Deakins law firm, wrote. “In a passive aggressive manner, she calls their competence and, often, their integrity, into question – frequently in the presence of others – such that many are afraid to deal with her.”
In response to the report, Brekhus sued the city in December.
Washoe County Commissioner Jeanne Herman floats new resolution to overhaul el...This Is Reno
Washoe County Commissioner Jeanne Herman renewed her efforts to change how elections are run in Washoe County this week. According to Washoe County spokesperson Bethany Drysdale, her proposal is also impossible to implement and potentially illegal. The proposal has yet to be reviewed by Washoe County’s District Attorney or the Secretary of State’s office.
Sheriff’s deputy, county investigator sue Reno Police Department, former chiefThis Is Reno
A Washoe County Sheriff’s deputy and an investigator with the district attorney’s office last week filed a civil rights lawsuit against the Reno Police Department and former Police Chief Jason Soto. Also named in the litigation is a retired RPD Sergeant, Paul Sifre, who is alleged to have sexually harassed the two plaintiffs.
Apryl McElroy, a detective with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office, and Jessica Troup, an investigator with the Washoe County District Attorney’s office (previously with University Police Services), both allege Sifre made sexually explicit comments to them while at a conference in Las Vegas. Rather than addressing the issue—and what they called longstanding problematic behavior by Sifre—the plaintiffs allege he received a lucrative disability retirement instead.
City of Reno Placemaking Phase I presentationThis Is Reno
The document provides an update on Phase One of the Virginia Street Placemaking Study Implementation Plan in Reno, Nevada. Phase One will include a Façade and Tenant Improvement Program, improvements to the Streetscape Furnishing Zone, upgrades to Locomotion Plaza 2.0, and the development of a new ROW Plaza. The Reno City Council is requested to approve the next steps and authorize a $365,000 agreement with an urban design consultant to assist with planning and design of the streetscape, plaza, and ROW projects.
Dennis Carry Affidavit in Support of Warrant This Is Reno
Former Washoe County Sheriff’s Sergeant Dennis Carry is facing seven felony charges, including bigamy – being married to two different people at the same time.
Carry is also accused of burglary, forgery, surreptitious intrusion of privacy, giving false evidence and perjury.
The case goes back to 2019 when Reno police started investigating Carry. He is alleged to have broken into the Washoe County courthouse to modify married records in an attempt to cover up his dual marriages.
The Reno Police Department and City of Reno said this document is 100% confidential, and Washoe County District Court Judge Kathleen Drakulich agreed, even though This Is Reno obtained the unreacted affidavit from Reno Justice Court. The Nevada Supreme Court June 2023 ordered Drakulich to reconsider her decision.
Reno Council member Devon Reese's ethics violationsThis Is Reno
Reno City Council member Devon Reese must comply with a handful of orders handed down by the Nevada Ethics Commission this month after cause was found in a complaint filed last year alleging he violated a handful of state ethics laws.
The complaint, filed in September 2022, alleges Reese did not disclose business relationships with several employee union groups, and he did not recuse himself from contract negotiations with those groups or votes to approve those contracts.
Reese works as an attorney for the Hutchison and Steffen law firm.
The commission’s review panel determined that two of the five violations noted in the complaint were valid.
As a result, Reese has to participate in ethics training, develop a process to disclose and abstain from council activities related to his office’s clients, and submit Reno City Council meeting minutes referencing issues or clients related to the law firm for the next two years.
If Reese doesn’t meet these requirements, or has another ethics violation within the next two years, the commission will repeal the deferral agreement and may pursue additional action.
Vegas physician, America's Frontline Doctors sued after Reno man died from ta...This Is Reno
The estate of Jeremy Parker last week sued the anti-vaccination, right-wing group America's Frontline Doctors for alleged wrongful death. Dr. Medina Culver, an osteopathic physician and Instagram influencer based in Henderson, Nevada, is also named in the case. The lawsuit alleges negligence by the group and Culver for the death of Parker last year.
"Based on information provided by America's Frontline Doctors, Mr. Parker became convinced, along with several of his co-workers, that hydroxychloroquine was an effective treatment for COVID-19," the suit alleges. "On or about August 26, 2021, Mr. Parker had a telemedicine visit with Dr. Culver, at which time Dr. Culver prescribed Mr. Parker with hydroxychloroquine and/or ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment or 'preventative therapy.' Dr. Culver never performed a physical examination of Mr. Parker."
According to the suit, Parker developed cold-like symptoms in late January of 2022. His body was found Feb. 3, 2022. The Washoe County coroner listed Parker's cause of death as "sudden in the setting of therapeutic use of hydroxychloroquine."
City of Reno Police Chief Community SurveyThis Is Reno
Low staffing levels and political agendas are two problems within the Reno Police Department. That’s according to concerns identified by community members and RPD employees in two recent surveys conducted as part of a search for the department’s new chief.
The surveys were developed and analyzed by Ralph Andersen, an executive search firm tasked with helping to replace Chief Jason Soto, who is set to retire in January 2023.
The internal department survey included responses from 128 of RPD’s staff – officers, command staff and civilians. It revealed that employees have mixed feelings about the department, with some citing low morale, burnout and staffing shortages.
Viral video of Reno-area Sikhs partying with sex workers in Costa Rica subjec...This Is Reno
Multiple phones were recording video of members of Reno’s Sikh community frolicking in May with sex workers in Costa Rica. But only one person is being sued for sharing video of plaintiffs Ranbir Chhina, Navdeep Singh, Kewal Singh, Opinder Dhillon and Amandeep Singh engaging in “adult entertainment.”
Nic Palmer of the Laub & Laub law firm recently filed a lawsuit against Parminder Walia for sharing videos of the group partying with prostitutes in the Central American country. The plaintiffs are claiming an intrusion of privacy.
“The Plaintiffs are business owners and belong to the Sikh Community, which is a conservative religion,” Palmer wrote. “The Plaintiff [sic] have suffered social and financial consequences due to the Defendants actions of posting the videos online.”
One of the plaintiffs, Kewal Singh Sekhon, was president of Reno’s Sikh Temple. Another was a member, according to a court document in the case that cited an article by Rajan Zed in 2012 published on This Is Reno.
“I sent the videos to the group of ten Sikhs to show that American Sikhs, despite the conservative values of Sikhism, know how to party and have a good time,” Walia said in a sworn statement filed in Washoe County’s Second Judicial District Court.
This Is Reno’s second public records lawsuit against the City of Reno and Ren...This Is Reno
Petitioner Robert Conrad, who operates the news website ThisIsReno.com, has filed a petition for a writ of mandamus against the City of Reno regarding numerous public records requests. The petition alleges that the City has improperly withheld, redacted, and delayed the disclosure of requested records on various police matters. It also claims the City has improperly closed some requests and demanded payment for records not listed in its fee schedule. The petition seeks an order requiring the City to comply with the Nevada Public Records Act and provide timely access to public records.
Joey Gilbert threatens youth soccer league, gets savage responseThis Is Reno
Nevada Governor candidate and far-right conspiracy theorist Joey Gilbert last year threatened to sue the Great Basin Youth Soccer League in an 11-page letter. He demanded the league fire volunteers, accused the league of unlawful behavior by enforcing state mask mandates and said the league violating the Nuremberg Code of Ethics by alleging it was conducting research involving human subjects. The page-and-a-half response, by the League's attorney, Theodore Chrissinger, is savage. "Your letter does not identify your client," Chrissinger wrote. "Your letter does not identify any breach of contract, tort, crime, or other actionable conduct. I am uncertain why you refer to Dr. Mengele, the Nuremberg Code, or medical 'experimentation.' GBYSL has not mandated any medical experimentation." The threat went nowhere.
The document discusses the history of chocolate, describing how it originated from cacao beans grown by the Olmecs and Mayans in Mexico and Central America. It then explains how Spanish conquistadors brought cacao beans back to Europe in the 16th century, where it eventually became popular as a drink among the elite. Over time, chocolate became widely consumed in powder and solid forms across Europe and North America.
Reno Police Audit 2021 (draft version)This Is Reno
The document is a draft report from the Center for Public Safety Management analyzing police operations and data for the Reno Police Department. It provides an overview of the department's organization, staffing, call volume and response times. It examines each division and section, identifying current activities, staffing, workload and recommendations for improvements. Key recommendations include increasing staffing for patrol, investigations and dispatch to meet service demands.
Court awards attorney fees to This Is Reno in public records lawsuit against ...This Is Reno
Washoe County District Court Judge Kathleen Drakulich this week awarded costs and attorney fees to This Is Reno in its public records lawsuit against the Reno Police Department.
Last year, This Is Reno sued RPD for failing to follow Nevada public records laws. Drakulich partially agreed. She said RPD failed to respond to a number of This Is Reno’s public records orders within the time frame required by law – up to seven months in one case.
Drakulich, however, said RPD properly denied the release of documents relevant to open investigations. She also said RPD can continue to redact officer faces from body worn cameras, a practice This Is Reno attempted to challenge.
Body cam redaction policies are inconsistently applied in Nevada. Most other states in the country do not redact officer faces, a point the Reno city attorney said was irrelevant.
In Nevada, some law enforcement entities are redacting officer faces from videos. That includes the back of officer heads, in RPD’s case.
The reason for the redactions, according to the Reno city attorney: The law prohibits the release of an officer’s photograph to the public unless the officer gives permission for the release.
Former employee fires back after being sued by Community Health AllianceThis Is Reno
James Fleming, who is being sued by his former employer, Community Health Alliance, fired back at the health nonprofit in court filings last week.
He denies wrongdoing and accuses CHA of interfering with the federal investigation into Fleming’s allegations that CHA committed fraud.
Fleming responded to the complaint Feb. 4 after CHA applied for a temporary protective order seeking to prevent Fleming from talking about CHA negatively.
CHA also filed an amended complaint that removed most mentions of Reno City Council member, also CHA’s CEO, Oscar Delgado.
Community Health Alliance's amended lawsuit against its former employeeThis Is Reno
James Fleming, who is being sued by his former employer, the Community Health Alliance fired back at the health nonprofit in court filings last week.
He denies wrongdoing and accuses CHA of interfering with the federal investigation into Fleming’s allegations that CHA committed fraud.
Fleming filed a response to CHA's complaint Feb. 4 after CHA applied for a temporary protective order seeking to prevent Fleming from talking about CHA negatively. CHA also filed an amended complaint that removed most mentions of Reno city council member, also CHA’s CEO, Oscar Delago.
Community Health Alliance in Reno sues former employee (original complaint)This Is Reno
Community Health Alliance executives filed a lawsuit last week in district court demanding a former employee stop speaking negatively of the non-profit health provider. CHA also filed a temporary protective order against the employee to prevent him from divulging what they said is confidential information.
Jim Fleming, the employee, said he is preparing to fight the claims and has received assistance from the ACLU of Nevada.
Fleming, CHA’s former statistician, has publicly alleged CHA CEO Oscar Delgado, also a Reno City Council member, was knowledgeable about and allowed fraud and the misuse of grant funds.
Fleming posts detailed allegations against CHA and its executives on Facebook, LinkedIn and his Medium account.
“Data show that Community Health Alliance severely underperformed in its contractual duties relative to the funds it received from the state of Nevada,” Fleming recently wrote on Facebook. “Even worse, in an attempt to demonstrate costs that would justify continued state contracts at their current levels, CHA deliberately falsified employment records. These employee records were used to bolster the full-time equivalent (FTE) tally, and therefore the costs, that were dedicated to the program in 2020.”
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General is investigating Fleming’s claim he filed last year. He filed the complaint with the federal agency saying he was fired by CHA in retaliation after he raised concerns about the nonprofit’s practices.
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An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
1. Message is fine.
William E. Peterson
Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.
50 W. Liberty Street, Suite 510
Reno, Nevada 89501
Office: 775.785.5407
wpeterson@swlaw.com www.swlaw.com
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From: Rombardo, Neil <NRombardo@WashoeSchools.net>
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2019 4:29 PM
To: Peterson, William <wpeterson@swlaw.com>
Cc: Rombardo, Neil <NRombardo@WashoeSchools.net>
Subject: RE: Traci Davis.
[EXTERNAL]
Dear Bill,
I am in receipt of your email, and it is accurate. In the interest of full transparency, I want to let you
know the District needs to inform leadership team members and direct report staff. However, we will
not be informing all staff. I am planning on something very simple such as the “Superintendent has
taken a leave of absence for personal reasons.” Please let me know if you have suggested language.
Pursuant to BP 9082, the Deputy Superintendent will be the Acting Superintendent.
Sincere regards,
Neil A. Rombardo, Esq.
Neil A. Rombardo, Esq.
Chief General Counsel
Office of the General Counsel
425 East Ninth Street
Reno, NV 89512
Phone: 775.348.0300
2. Fax: 775.333.6010
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proprietary, confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, any use, copying,
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From: Peterson, William <wpeterson@swlaw.com>
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2019 4:12 PM
To: Rombardo, Neil <NRombardo@WashoeSchools.net>
Subject: Traci Davis.
Dear Neil. I am the attorney for Traci Davis. Pursuant to our conversation this afternoon, this will
confirm our mutual understanding that pursuant to Board Policy 9082, Ms. Davis will take a leave of
absence from her position as Superintendent Washoe County School District effective tomorrow taking
accrued time off, and will remain on leave of absence until end of day June 30th
, 2019 during which time
the District and I will use good faith efforts to negotiate a resolution of issues regarding her employment
with the District. In the event those efforts do not result in a resolution of all issues, Ms Davis will
remain on leave after June 30, 2019, but with all payments and benefits until such time as the District is
able to schedule an open meeting with the Board of Trustees to discuss and resolve those issues, which,
in the absence of resolution, the District will use best effort to schedule during the month of July 2019.
Please respond if this email does not accurately state our agreement.
William E. Peterson
Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.
50 W. Liberty Street, Suite 510
Reno, Nevada 89501
Office: 775.785.5407
wpeterson@swlaw.com www.swlaw.com
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