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How to Avoid the Swine Flu for Apartment Dwellers

posted by CityBuzz on 9/22/2009 2:39:53 PM in UNLV, Henderson, Downtown Las Vegas, discussion, health & beauty

It’s important for people to be aware of how to prevent any type of cold or flu—especially those living in close quarters with many other people, such as apartment renters.

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The Las Vegas Strip- The “Ground-Up” City Within A City

posted by Kirk McKnight on 2/13/2008 10:35:41 AM in Downtown Las Vegas, discussion, neighborhood close-ups

Las Vegas Boulevard is running out of utilizable land, but that isn’t stopping its growth. Las Vegas Boulevard extends from Nevada Highway 604 all the way to North Las Vegas. However, that which Las Vegas residents and tourists collectively refer to as “The Strip” comprises roughly the area of Las Vegas
Blvd between Sahara Ave and Russell Ave. With land along The Strip selling for eight figures an acre, the most economic alternative for developers is  to “build up.”

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Hey Hubbuzz, I'm Moving to Las Vegas and I Don’t Know Anyone – What Do I Do

posted by Hubbuzz Moving Q and A on 2/6/2008 4:50:37 PM in discussion, out and about

Check out our ideas for meeting people in Vegas when your new to town. Help us cut down on lonely souls, and post an idea if you have one.

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Las Vegas – Seedy to Tragic to Gorgeous

posted by noriskno on 2/4/2008 8:46:40 PM in Downtown Las Vegas, Central Las Vegas, discussion, literary, art, culture

The debut novel of Charles Bock, Beautiful Children, delivers on the whole panorama of Las Vegas.

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Northwest Las Vegas

posted by Kirk McKnight on 1/22/2008 8:59:22 AM in Northwest Valley, main street, discussion, architecture

Northwest Las Vegas: Continuously bringing new meaning to the term “last stop.”

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Alta Drive- The Residential Alternative In and Out of Downtown Las Vegas

posted by Kirk McKnight on 1/16/2008 9:37:50 AM in Downtown Las Vegas, main street, discussion, neighborhood close-ups, architecture, green living

Over the past fifteen years, Downtown Las Vegas, once regarded as a neighborhood-sized museum of gaming history, has once again transformed itself into an industrious, tourist friendly community for all ages through restructuring of Alta Drive.

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