What makes a law such a bitter pill to swallow sometimes? The very same offense that I find unacceptable from my neighbor can be inconsequential when applied to my daughter. I wonder why that is?
Public Safety
June 7, 5:08 a.m.
June 19 will mark Father’s Day, a day for showing your father how much he means to you — presuming that you don’t do that most every other day of the year. Some of my friends are spending their first holiday without their dads, some have had long estrangements from their fathers, and still others have no idea who their father is.
May 31, 9:16 a.m.
Schams resigns from planning commission
The country just finished a long weekend to celebrate those who gave their lives in service to this great country.
The Citizens Academy Alumni and Support Services meets each month at the library on the first Thursday of the month from 7 to 8 p.m. This group is a rekindling of the group of graduates from the Boulder City Citizens Academy Alumni Association (BCCAAA) from years past.
Every year since 1949, Mental Health America (formerly known as the National Mental Health Association) has led the observance of Mental Health Month in May.
The 99 Cents Only Store in Boulder City was shut down on May 10 for the second time in a month. The shop at 800 Buchanan Blvd. was forced to close because of a rat infestation. The store was previously shut down for a day for the same reason on April 25.
I would like to take a minute to talk to you about one of our favorite topics in dispatch: pocket dials.
Two employees at the Radio Shack/Sprint store on Buchanan Boulevard were robbed at gunpoint last week and police are seeking the community’s help to track down the suspects.
It appears that spring has sprung and we are officially on the way to another great summer.
