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Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Benjamin and Danielle Laudensack of Boulder City attended the New Year's Eve bash at the Boulder Dam Brewing Co. Saturday and Danielle said she was excited for the big plans the two have in store for 2017.
Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Steve Pickner, from left, along with Larry, Kelly and Whitney Weinheimer, all of Henderson, were excited to ring in the new year Saturday night at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery in downtown Boulder City.
Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Brandon Poe and his mother, Tracie Poe, both of Henderson, attended the New Year's Bash at the Boulder Dam Brewing Co. on Saturday to catch the Great Jones band, featuring their friend John Pacini.
Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Jessica Hall, from left, of Boulder City, Alexx Martinez of Henderson and Nicole Barber of Boulder City enjoyed a few drinks at the Boulder City Brewing Co.'s bash to ring in the new year.
Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Sam Gullo, from left, Bailey Hagen and Karissa Kanger of Boulder City were at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery Saturday to celebrate New Year's Eve with music and cocktails.
Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Kirk Logugullo, from left, Mark Czarniak and John Topchi, all of Boulder City, had a few beers and prepared to ring in the new year Saturday at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery in downtown Boulder City.
Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review Steve Pickner, from left, along with Larry, Kelly and Whitney Weinheimer, all of Henderson, were excited to ring in the new year Saturday night at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery in downtown Boulder City.
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Benjamin and Danielle Laudensack of Boulder City attend the New Year’s Eve bash at the Boulder Dam Brewing Co. on Saturday. Danielle said she was excited for the big plans the two have for 2017.

Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review

Jessica Hall, from left, of Boulder City, Alexx Martinez of Henderson and Nicole Barber of Boulder City enjoy a few drinks at the Boulder City Brewing Co.’s bash to ring in the new year.

Photos by Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review

Brandon Poe and his mother, Tracie Poe, both of Henderson, attend the New Year’s Bash at the Boulder Dam Brewing Co. on Saturday night to catch the Great Jones band, featuring their friend John Pacini.

Hunter Terry/Boulder City Review

Steve Pickner, from left, along with Larry, Kelly and Whitney Weinheimer, all of Henderson, were excited to ring in the new year Saturday night at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery in downtown Boulder City.

Sam Gullo, from left, Bailey Hagen and Karissa Kanger of Boulder City arrive at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery Saturday night to celebrate New Year’s Eve with music and cocktails.

Kirk Logugullo, from left, Mark Czarniak and John Topchi, all of Boulder City, have a few beers as they prepare to ring in the new year Saturday night at The Dillinger Food and Drinkery in downtown Boulder City.

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