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WCVA taking closer look at the Winnemucca Hotel

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WINNEMUCCA — When WCVA Director Kim Petersen initially looked at the possibility of the board buying the Winnemucca Hotel, he thought there might be multiple benefits and revenue sources.

He thought community organizations could hold meetings there, that there was room for a Basque Cultural Center, or perhaps they could bring in tourism dollars by hosting Ghost Tours.

After touring the old building he changed his mind and thought the place might best be described as a money pit. Or a fire trap. Or a really bad idea for the WCVA.

 
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City/state may negotiate resolution on troublesome intersection

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WINNEMUCCA — The unavailability of funds for a roundabout have the Winnemucca City Council and Nevada Department of Transportation taking a closer look at installing a traffic light at the Bridge and Haskell St. intersection.

Kevin Lee, NDOT District Engineer, was before the city council on Tuesday (May 1) to talk over the issues.  Although statistics provided to the city concluded roundabouts reduced traffic accidents and were safer for pedestrians, the possibility of a roundabout was not warmly received by the public.

 
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Recology seeks to have SEC appeal dismissed

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CARSON CITY —In their appeal to the State Environmental Commission over NDEPs issuance of an operating permit for the construction of a class 1 landfill, Robert Dolan and Massey Mayo alleged there would be environmental damage and the beauty of the playa would be negatively affected if the project moved forward.

In seeking to have the appeal dismissed, Recology argued the two lack standing to bring such an appeal.

The arguments of the two sides are essentially the same ones they've made all along; they’re just being heard in a new venue.

 
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BLM to offer E-recording for land record documents

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RENO—The public will soon be able to file land record documents related to mining claims,  geothermal, and oil and gas, electronically with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Nevada State Office.

This new service will increase the efficiency within the BLM office while allowing customers to submit documents at their convenience from any location and receive immediate confirmation of their submission.

 
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Three appeals filed against final Jungo permit

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WINNEMUCCA — Three appeals were filed with the State Environmental Commission (SEC) that suggest the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection erred in issuing a final permit to Nevada Land & Resources for the construction of a class 1 landfill on Jungo Rd.

The appeals were filed on Friday (March 9) by Richard Cook, Robert Hannum, and the Clean Desert Foundation, who are represented by local attorney Robert Dolan.

 
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Republican Women host primary candidates

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WINNEMUCCA — The Northern Nevada Republican Women hosted the primary candidates at their monthly Winnemucca Wednesday (April 25). Candidates for Justice of the Peace, Humboldt County Commission and Hospital Board shook hands with the voters and outlined their issues.

(shown) Talking over the issues (from left):  Roberta Rothwell, John Siegfried, and Ken and Marilyn Hladek.

 
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Opening briefs give sneak peek at landfill appeal

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CARSON CITY — Robert Dolan and Massey Mayo filed their opening brief on Tuesday (April 17) with the State Environmental Commission for the appeal of the decision by the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection to issue an operating permit to Jungo Land & Investments for the construction of a class 1 landfill.

Dolan and Mayo represent the Clean Desert Foundation and Robert Hannum, who brought the appeals. The appeal is a sneak peek at what the two will present at the appeal hearing in Carson City on May 21 & 22.

 
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Discussion on problematic intersection stall

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WINNEMUCCA — Discussions between the City of Winnemucca and the State of Nevada on the Bridge & Haskell Streets intersection have stalled once again as the Department of Transportation has acknowledged funds won't be available to construct a roundabout there anytime soon.

The issue was once again on the table at the Tuesday (April 17) meeting of the Winnemucca City Council. No action could be taken because the issue was not on the agenda, but the council requested the issue be placed on the next agenda.

 
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