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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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Horse reports untrue, says Department of Ag

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SPARKS — It has come to the attention of the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) that false reports of possible theft of Virginia range estray/feral horses is traveling through electronic media.

NDA wants to assure citizens this is false and there have been no reports of any individual attempting to illegally capture state horses.  At no time has a state brand inspector reported to command, or any citizens, theft activity on the Virginia Range.

For more information contact Ed Foster: 775-750-2755

 

 

 
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Greater sage grouse maps available for public comment

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RENO--The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW),  the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and the United States Forest Service (USFS) have completed a set of sage-grouse habitat maps which will be used as planning tools for the management of greater sage-grouse and its habitat in Nevada.  These maps can be viewed at NDOW at BLM, and at USDA

 
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Incumbent NSC justices run unopposed

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None of the three Nevada Supreme Court Justices seeking re-election this year drew challengers, allowing the state’s only appellate court to operate without the distractions inherent in having justices involved in contested statewide races.

No opponents challenged the bids for re-election to second six-year terms on the high court bench for the three members of the Court whose terms are expiring.

 
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Amodei announces local meet & greet

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RENO -- Congressman Mark Amodei (NV-2) will be in Winnemucca on Tuesday (Nov. 8) from 4:30-5:30 p.m. to meet with local voters.  The meet and greet is open to the public. The event will take place at Winnemucca City Hall.
 
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Amodei wins special election

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CARSON CITY — Secretary of State Ross Miller reported that Mark Amodei took the most votes during Tuesday’s (Sept. 13) special election.  Amodei received 57.93 percent of the vote and will be sworn as Nevada’s  representative in Congressional District 2 following the official canvass.

The election was decided on 32 percent voter turnout district-wide.

 
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Community Reminder: It’s Election Day

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WINNEMUCCA — Today voters will go to the polls to determine which of the four candidates seeking the vacant congressional seat for Nevada District 2 will go to Washington DC. 

Residents of Winnemucca vote today at the Winnemucca Convention Center.  Polls close at 7 p.m.

 
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Kate Marshall meets with local voters

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Kate Marshall WINNEMUCCA — Kate Marshall was in town over the weekend to meet with local voters. The stop was part of Marshall’s annual Labor Day tour that included Elko, Fallon and Virginia City.

Marshall is seeking the congressional seat vacated by Dean Heller -- who was appointed to the Senate to fill the seat vacated by the resignation of John Ensign.

 
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