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Assembly line fertilizes trout eggs by the thousands
Tom Gardner
MARLETTE LAKE, Nev. - More than three-quarters of a million trout are headed for streams, lakes and reservoirs throughout Nevada, but anglers have plenty of time to tie their flies. Right now, the fish are still just eggs.
See history at Chautauqua
Although Mary Wollstonecraft, a well-known radical thinker in 18th century, traveled in famous literary circles, her name escaped many history books.
Boys are prime candidates for camp
Another guardian would like to see a 6-year-old boy who loves the outdoors go to camp. The boy had some problems at school, but is better and "deserves to go to camp," the guardian says.
Metro employees display art at special exhibit
A small crowd gathered around a buffet table Tuesday at the West Charleston Library to discuss Metro Police's recent accomplishments.
Marriage licenses fund programs for battered women
Angie Wagner
LAS VEGAS - Martina Mertens and Jens Brendler hurry into the county courthouse, eager to stand in line to purchase a marriage license. They came from Germany to tie the knot here and have a lot on their minds - the chapel, flowers, future plans.
Death sentences upheld in two northern Nevada cases
Brendan Riley
CARSON CITY - Death sentences ordered for a North Carolina jail escapee convicted of killing a Nevada Highway Patrol trooper and for a man who murdered his 3-year-old stepdaughter in Reno have been upheld by the Nevada Supreme Court.

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