Tom Gorman

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The real vacation is off the tourist map: Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008; A year ago Rhonda Gianettoni took her 9-year-old son to Fiji for their summer vacation.
You can’t be Peter Pan forever: Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008; The Tinker Bell tattoo on Bob Wyman-Cahall's shoulder hints at some fascinating years. He did some of his most memorable work after he was hired, at 18, to dance in Main Street parades at Disneyland.
He had a score to settle: Thursday, Aug. 21, 2008; Phillip Aurbach was a new face at a friend’s house, and by dessert it was clear his tennis story involving Pancho Gonzalez couldn’t be topped.
She still prefers their company: Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008; She was a new face at the pet grooming salon. Lanette Doherty and her husband arrived a month ago from Apache Junction, outside Phoenix, where they had rented a small house on a small lot.
From the inside: How they coped: Minute by minute, drama unfolds as workers and guests learn hotel is burning; Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008; There’s plenty of excitement in the air at Monte Carlo on Friday morning, its lobby filled with people arriving for a great weekend on the Strip. George Thorogood is at the House of Blues, the Miss America pageant is at Planet Hollywood, Ashanti is hosting a party at Pure, and the American Society of Safety Engineers is meeting at the Flamingo.
In the travel industry, the 11-year-old Monte Carlo is considered an overflow hotel, the kind of place tourists go if their first choices — the Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mirage and Venetian — are filled.
Frank Gehry's approach to architecture 'different': Saturday, Feb. 11, 2006; It is difficult to imagine any other architect with the status and heft of Gehry - someone who, by the mere mention of his name, wins attention.
Columnist Tom Gorman:Trying to keep pace with Mayor Oscar Goodman during a brisk walk to promote fitness at the Doolittle Senior Center: Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2006; Tuesday morning I went on a walk with the mayor of Las Vegas and he didn't stop even once at a bar. I'd say he even walked in a straight line, except that he was on a path that curved a lot, and he navigated it perfectly.
Columnist Tom Gorman: Getting a wealth of advice to pass along to friend: Sunday, Jan. 29, 2006; On Friday I asked what advice I should give a friend -- a single fellow in his 50s -- who is in town this weekend, considering wheter to move to Las Vegas.
Columnist Tom Gorman: Preparing advice for a friend considering a move to Las Vegas: Friday, Jan. 27, 2006; I need some help, some input.
Columnist Tom Gorman: On N.Y. candidate's folding while holding a winning hand: Thursday, Jan. 26, 2006; Nadelstern is the highly lauded New York educator, something of a visionary, who apparently had cornered enough votes to be named Friday as the next superintendent of the Clark County School District.