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Las Vegans continue giving

Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 | 2 a.m.

The power of love in Las Vegas is a reason for celebration. Las Vegas has meant many things to the many hundreds of millions of visitors who have made our city the Entertainment and Fun Capital of the World. That will not change, even though we have been going through a hard patch, because our history has proven our ability to transform ourselves from one generation to another. Anyone, anywhere is likely to tell you that Las Vegas is either on their bucket list or a place they’ve already visited and look forward to revisiting. That feeling is universal, and ...

Brian Greenspun is publisher and editor of the Las Vegas Sun.

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By CarmineD (Carmine DiFazio)

Feb. 24, 2013

5:31 a.m.

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Mr. Greenspun is correct. Las Vegas is the charity and generosity capitol of America thanks to the huge caring and giving hearts of its residents.

CarmineD