Abandoned lots are becoming overgrown and unsafe, causing frustration for neighbors.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
The owner has invested significant funds into fire safety upgrades, but the project remains stalled without a business license.
The community benefits from the preservation of historic landmarks and the potential for new event space.
The property owner is currently unable to operate the business, limiting the building's utility.
<p>As residents hit Washington County's trails this summer, they might notice an unwelcome addition to the scenery — dog excrement. Experts say such waste not only mars outdoor spaces but can also damage habitats.</p>
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The Southern Nevada Health District has identified the first mosquitoes of the season to test positive for West Nile virus.The mosquitoes were collected in the 89121, 89169 and 89139 ZIP codes as part of the...