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Well it’s that time of year where the seasons start to change, the change comes slowly here in Southern Nevada. Even though we always don’t feel it in the weather until later in the month we feel it through the events surrounding us. The kids are all back in school and even if it doesn’t feel like football weather it is in full gear. This month we have a unique article about the Las Vegas high school football team of 1944. Whether you’re a fan of football or not I think you will enjoy the story of this team.

This month travel article takes a look at Northern Arizona. This is a great time to visit, the weather is great for outdoor activates.

The nights are chilly compared to our evenings so be prepared and enjoy a change of scenery. We look forward to anyone sharing their adventures on our getaways. Here at Simply 55+ we appreciate your feedback, positive or negative, to improve our publication at simply55.com.

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From The Staff

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Hike of the Month - Bristlecone Trail

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Let’s Go Ride A Bike - Bike Tune Up

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Cooking With Martha - Clow Cooker Chicken & Dumplings

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Calendar Of Events

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Farmers Market

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Medicare By Sen. Harry Reid

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Records - What To Keep & How Long To Keep Them

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Medicare Fraud By Sen. Dean Heller

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10 Tips To Stay Safe On Public Wi-Fi

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Documenting Las Vegas By Oscar Goodman

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Escape To Flagstaff Arizona

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The Dream Team Of 1944

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Simply Savers Clippers

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Top 10 Free Things To Do In Las Vegas

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Home Improvement & Lifestyle • 20 to 40 percent of bites from venomous

Hike of the MonthSimply Savers snakes are dry bites (no venom)

by Branch Whitney

Don’t Be Scared

• Some rattlesnakes don’t rattle.

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The three venomous snakes in southern Nevada are all rattlesnakes. The Sidewinder is less than First the bad news: Snakes are very active 24 inches and is tan with dark blotches. It during October. The good news is I have only prefers washes and shady areas. The Speckled Calendar Of Events seen nine venomous snakes in 19 years of rattlesnake varies in length from 24 to 53 hiking. That equates to less than one snake per Calendar Of Events inches. Its appearance ranges from salt and year. Your results might vary! pepper gray to shades of a brownish-orange sandy color. They are mostly found in rocky Here are some facts pertaining to snakes found terrain. This is the rattlesnake I have seen most around Las Vegas: Remembering Nevada often. The most dangerous rattlesnake is the Mohave. It injects neuro-toxic venom into its • Out of 18 snakes only three are venomous. victims. From 36 to 42 inches in length, the • There are no venomous snakes in Mt. Happy Holidays Mohave has a greenish tint with dull white bands Charleston along with a black band on their tail. They are • Most active months for snakes are April and primarily found around Lake Mead in washes.

October More information about snakes with photos can • Snakes are most active between temperatures be found here: of 70 and 90 degrees http://www.hikinglasvegas.com/snakes.html • Snakes are most active early in the morning and at dusk

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Bristlecone Trail

Trailhead: Upper parking lot at Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort - marked Distance: 5 miles — round trip Elevation gain: 600 feet Elevation peak: none Time: 2.5 to 3.5 hours – round trip Difficulty: 1 Class: 1 How easy to follow: 1 Children: Yes Fees: None Best season: Summer/Fall Driving directions: From Las Vegas take U.S. 95 north 28 miles to State Route 156. Go left (west) on 156 and drive 18 mile to the end of the road at Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort. Park at the far (west) end of the parking lot. The marked trailhead is on the west side. The kiosk is located within the first 25 yards of the start of the trail.

Comments: This is the most hiked trail in the area. It’s a great trail to introduce children to hiking. During October the leaves will be full of colors. If doing the entire loop, the end of the trail is about a half mile down the highway from the trailhead. Many hikers do this as an up and back hike. Simply turn around and follow the trail back to the trailhead.

If hiking this trail in October, bring a sweater shirt or jacket.

The Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort is located next to the trailhead. You can eat at their Summer Bar and Grill. Hours are: 10 am to 6 pm Friday thru Sunday.

The Hike: The well-maintained trail starts at an easy pace and heads west. You’ll walk by a thick forest of aspen and white fur that turn golden yellow in the fall. The trail ascends a series of switchbacks, while the trees help keep you cool during the moderate incline.

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down the backside of a mountain. After two miles, the trail follows an abandoned gravel road and soon forks. The trail to the left goes to Bonanza Peak trailhead. Bonanza Trail is a 12-mile trail that passes Clark Pond, McFarland Peak, and Bonanza Peak.

The Bristlecone Trail continues on the abandoned road and descends into a canyon.

At about four miles, the trail passes the Old Mill Road which heads downhill to a picnic area. The trail terminates at a dirt parking lot.

Follow the dirt road to State Route 156. Walk west on 156 to the trailhead.

Looking to join an advance hiking group?

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pressure even after only a couple of weeks As our temps dip below triple digits, the trails or days of sitting in the garage. are calling, but if you haven’t ridden in a while there are a few maintenance issues you should Nevada Remembering • Clean and lubricate your chain. A dirty chain first deal with before you take that dusty can cause skipping and can even prevent bike out for a spin. If it’s been quite a while your bike from shifting properly. While since you’ve ridden, I suggest taking your bike Happy Holidays tools are available to clean your chain, a into your local bike shop for a tune up. These toothbrush or cloth usually works just as professionals will help make sure it’s ready to well. Use a degreaser, like dishwashing soap, ride and won’t break down, leaving you stranded and make sure not to get too much water in the middle of your favorite trail. If it’s only in the area where the pedals connect to the been a couple of months since you’ve ridden, bike’s frame. Grease is necessary in that there are a few things you can do yourself: area to keep the pedals working properly.

• Check the air pressure of your tires. Rising Once your chain is clean be sure to coat it and lowering temperatures can reduce tire

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with a lubricant specifically designed for such a purpose. You can find one of these at your local bike shop. Be sure to tell them the type of trails you ride as different terrain requires different lubricants.

• Check your brakes. The worst thing you can do is get on a trail and find that your brakes won’t stop your bike. If your brakes are loose, take the bike to your local bike shop and have the professionals tighten them.

This month 55+ has focused on Sedona, Arizona. If you’ve ever been there, you know that Sedona is an area known for its spectacular scenery, unique food, and fine art. If you plan on returning to Sedona, or if this magazine has inspired you to see Sedona for the first time, take your bike with you, there are some spectacular trails to ride. If you do decide to ride in Sedona, you’ll need a mountain bike as Not That Old And Loving It!

most trails are dirt. The good news is there are a couple of trails that are best for beginners, like Bell Rock Pathway and the Big Park Loops.

If you have more experience, you may want to check out Llama, Little Horse, or Chicken Point and Submarine Rock.

And while the country surrounding Sedona is beautiful, you don’t have to travel all the way to Arizona to find beautiful trails. You can find them right here in Las Vegas with trails such as these: Wetlands Park Trail Located at the north end of the parking lot, this 6.3-mile cement and asphalt trail is open only to walking, running, and biking. The trail is not typically crowded, making it one of the best trails for families. Additionally, when the trail starts to leave the park—at the large Continued on pg. 14 September/October 2015

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bridge—you can simply turn and head back if you don’t want to leave the park. The first part of the trail makes its Entertainment way through trees and plants, offering a great view of one of the Wetland’s ponds. There is a seating area near the pond, offering an ideal place to see the animals that make the pond home.

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It is full of hills and valleys that test even the most accomplished riders. However, that being said, the views afforded to the rider on thisHome Improvement & Lifestyle well-traveled trail are not to be missed. The formation of Simply Savers colorful rocks is unique to this Feedback area and is a popular tourist attraction. Here the rocks seem to have been painted with sweeping bands of red white. These large rock endarand Of Events formations are composed of Calendar Of Events Aztec Sandstone created from 190 million year-old sand dunes. There is a fee to use this road, which is open to Remembering Nevada bikes, runners, and vehicles and it is heavily traveled by vehicles on holidays and weekends. Watch for drivers paying more attention to the scenery than the road. +

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Paul W. Papa is a bike enthusiast and the author of Best Bike Rides Las Vegas.

When not out on the trails, he can be found at www.paulwpapa.com.

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Hello friends! As you may have noticed by now, and I’m sure I have mentioned previously, I am not a creative cook. For the mostImprovement part, my husband handles the cooking (or should we say grilling) Home & Lifestyle portion of our evening meals. Until recently, I have been good with that. Lately I have been trying Simply Savers to turn over a new leaf and contribute more to the dinner time hour (translation – I’m getting bored with what my husband is cooking up, bless his heart).

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The summer days are wearing me down and I’m dreaming of my favorite seasons of the year, Fall and Winter. When I was a young girl, my dad would have my mom make him Chicken & Dumplings Calendar Of Eventsquite often – you could say it was a staple in our household. Being the baby of four children, I was beyond spoiled and did not learn how to cook until I had moved away from home Calendar Events – so this is not a recipe that was passed (some say I still don’t know how to cook, but IOfdigress) down, though a lot of the elements are the same, as I remember them. Here is my attempt of Chicken & Dumplings – comfort food at it’s finest.

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4 Boneless, skinless chicken breast halves Happy Holidays ¼ teaspoon poultry seasoning ¼ teaspoon paprika (I used smoked paprika) ¼ teaspoon pepper (I used freshly ground pepper) 2 cans (10.5 oz. each) condensed cream of chicken soup 1 can (14.5 oz.) chicken broth Water – 1 soup can – use the empty cream of chicken can to measure ½ white onion diced 2 tubes refrigerated biscuit dough, torn into pieces Chopped parsley, for serving (optional)

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Facebook and Twitter classes for Boomers

Are your family and friends on Facebook, while you’re still wondering what’s in it for you? Do you worry about privacy, or hate sifting through annoying or irrelevant posts to find what you’re looking for? Want to learn about Twitter, and how it can help you follow breaking news, “jump the line” for customer service, cheer on your team, and much more? AARP Nevada is teaming up with the City of Henderson and the City of Las Vegas to present free social media classes designed for Boomers. In these handson, small group classes, you’ll learn practical steps for getting the best out of these social networks.

Classes are listed below by location, along with registration instructions. Please note that space is limited, so advance registration is required for each class. If you have a Facebook or Twitter account, please bring your username and password to class so you can log in. If you don’t have an account and need help signing up, please plan to arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled class time.

Howard Lieburn Senior Center 6230 Garwood Avenue (95 & Jones area) – call 702-229-1600 to register for these classes: Friday, October 2 10:00 AM – Learn to Love Facebook (intermediate level) Centennial Hills Active Adult Center 6601 N. Buffalo Drive call 702-229-1702 to register for these classes: Friday, September 18 1:20 PM - Getting Started with

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Facebook (beginning level) Friday, September 25 1:20 PM – Twitter: Nevada It’s Not Just for Remembering the Birds (beginning level) Friday, October 16 1:20 PM – Learn to Love Facebook (intermediate level) Happy Holidays Friday, October 23 1:20 PM – Twitter: It’s Not Just for the Birds (beginning level) Heritage Park Senior Facility 300 S. Racetrack Road call 702-267-2950 to register for these classes: Tuesday, September 22, 12:30 PM – Getting Started with Facebook (beginning level) Tuesday, September 29, 5:30 PM – Getting Started with Facebook (beginning level) Tuesday, October 6, 5:30 PM – Learn to Love Facebook (intermediate level) Tuesday, October 13, 12:30 PM – Learn to Love Facebook (intermediate level) Tuesday, October 20, 5:30 PM – Learn to Love Facebook (intermediate level) More information at www.aarp.org/nv

Outdoor Picture Show

The District at Green Valley Ranch is once again hosting a weekly Outdoor Picture Show on The Green every Saturday night for the entire community to enjoy. The outdoor movies are free and open to the public.

Locals can bring their lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an outdoor movie with friends and family. All movies are weather permitting. No alcohol or glass allowed.

10/10 – Beetlejuice 10/17 – Casper 10/24 – Monsters Inc 10/31 – Monsters University *Movie schedules are subject to change.

For more information please call 702-564-8595 Every Saturday Night 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Free The District at Green Valley Ranch 2225 Village Walk Drive Henderson, NV 89052

Fresh 52 Farmers & Artisan Market

The Fresh 52 Farmers & Artisan Market is a lively, friendly, open air market where neighbors and friends come together to celebrate their community.

Every Sunday morning the market features choice vendors with organic & pesticide/chemical free seasonal produce, freshly baked goods, gourmet olive oils, salsas, spices, sauces,nuts, handmade modern craft, artisans & more! For more information please visit http://www.fresh52.com/ September 20 8:30 am - 1:00 pm Free Sansone Park Place, 9480 S. Eastern Henderson, NV 89123

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endar Of Events Calendar Of Events of artwork to keep or give as a gift. The cost is $30 per person, $20 for children 16 and under. That price includes painting materials and supplies along with one appetizer per table. Happy Hour prices will be offered to Paint Party guests 50% off beer and wine.

Guests who plan to consume alcohol must be 21 years old with valid ID. This event is all ages. No experience necessary, beginner artists welcome.

Reservations required 702-778-3310.

September 15 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm $20 for children 16 and under $30 for adults Crazy Pita Town Square 6587 South Las Vegas Blvd. #190 Las Vegas, 89135

a LIVE AUDIENCE every Thursday at The South Point, and YOU can be there to see it for FREE! Doors open at Remembering Nevada 1:00 pm, the show starts at 2:00 pm in the casino showroom located to the left of the hotel front desk. For more information please call (866) 796-7111 Happy Holidays September 17, 2 pm - 3 pm Free South Point Hotel & Casino 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. S. NV 89183

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Enjoy Sunset Silent Savasana at Green Valley Ranch Hotel & Casino.

Savasana is held at the outdoor amphitheater located near the pool area. no experience is necessary. Relax and enjoy this ancient type of yoga that consists of postures, breathing exercises and meditations. All ages welcome. For more information please call (702) 617-7777 September 17 7:45 pm - 9:00 pm Free Green Valley Ranch Casino 2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy.

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Arnight & Knoll Loop Hike

Join a Red Rock Canyon Naturalist on a hike along Arnight & Knoll trails. This wonderful hike follows the basin of the escarpment. We will review outdoor ethics along the trail and talk about how to safely enjoy & conserve the desert. We’ll also learn about some of hardy plant & wildlife that lives in Red Rock Canyon. This is a 4.5 mile hike that is rated moderately difficult.

Ages 10+. Limited space/registration necessary. For more information or to register for a program, please call us and RSVP to schedule your event.

(702) 515-5367 Wednesday, Sep 16 Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area 1000 Scenic Loop Drive Las Vegas, NV 89161

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Free Wine Tasting at Oil and Vine

Enjoy free wine tasting at Oil and Vine, at The District at Green Valley Ranch, from 6 to 8 pm every Thursday.

Oil and Vine of Las Vegas, proudly offers you “Food and Drink for the Heart”. In addition to our fresh olive oils, distinctive vinegars, boutique wines and natural gourmet foods, we’re proud to contribute toward our customers’ health and beauty with our essential oils under the guidance of our experienced in-house Aesthetician.

Oil and Vine − Food and Drink for the Heart. For more information please call (702) 467-0909 September 17 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm The District at Green Valley Ranch 2225 Village Walk Drive Suite 151 Henderson, NV 89052

The Downtown 3rd Farmers Market is Las Vegas’ Biggest Indoor Farmers Market, showcasing local Las Vegas farmers as well as healthy lifestyle classes, art shows, and chef’s demonstrations from famous Las Vegas chefs. The mission of the Downtown 3rd Farmers Market is to be a sustainable, seasonal, healthy lifestyle Center of the City.

The Downtown Las Vegas Farmers Market is conveniently located in the middle of the Las Vegas valley off of US-95 and Casino Center Drive.

September 18 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Downtown Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV 89101

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Dueling Harp Concert

As part of the Downtown Cultural Series, enjoy a Dueling Harp Concert featuring Mariano Gonzalez & Cristina Cabrera. The concert will be held in the Lloyd D. George Federal Courthouse’s Jury Assembly Room.

Representing two different cultures through the harp, Paraguayan harpist Mariano Gonzalez dialogues with Mexican Jarocha harpist Cristina Cabrera through the music.

Appropriate for all ages.

Call (702) 229-3515 for more information.

September 18, 12pm - 1pm Free Lloyd D. George Federal Courthouse 333 Las Vegas Blvd. South Las Vegas, NV 89101

Las Vegas Southwestern Women’s Expo

The Las Vegas Southwestern Women’s Expo will be held Saturday and Sunday September 19 & 20 at Cashman Center. Expo hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4. A fun day for women (and their guests) to shop and have fun. Complimentary make-overs by Sephora, hair styling, seminars, samples, tastings, Celebi Paws Doggie Runway Show, celebrity fashion shows presented by Dillards, cooking demonstrations by Le Cordon Bleu, featured presentation: Women Of Valor, by award winning author, Joanne Gilbert, giveaways and more.

Free admission with Complimentary VIP passes available at www. womensexpovegas.com Saturday Sept. 19th

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Downtown Summerlin Farmer’s Market

Downtown Summerlin hosts a weekly farmer’s market. The market carries organic, sustainably grown produce from California and Nevada family farms offering the freshest, tastiest, nutritional rich fruits and vegetables.

Some of the finest Gourmet Food Artisans join the market lineup as well. Throughout the season, the market hosts cooking demonstrations, live music, classes dedicated to the ecological stewardship and farmers and artisan tasting events. The Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9 am – 2 pm under the Pavilion.

September 19, 9am - 2pm Free Downtown Summerlin 1980 Festival Plaza Drive Las Vegas, NV 89135

This One’s for the Boys & Girls!

5th Annual, “This One’s for the Boys & Girls!” Prostate and Ovarian Cancer Awareness Walk/Run Event Event will benefit the 21st Century C.A.R.E. Foundation and UsToo Las Vegas Prostate Cancer Support Group.

Money raised will stay in Southern Nevada for cancer patients needing financial assistance while undergoing treatment as well as supporting UsToo, locally. For more information about financial assistance, please visit

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First 200 participants to register will receive an event t-shirt. Chance to win door prizes and chance drawing items including; Southwest Airline Tickets, South Point Hotel & Hooters Hotel Stay, Zappos Gift Cards, Hakkasan VIP Bottle Service Experience, Omnia VIP Bottle Service Experience, Dinner at Searsucker plus many more!

Please contact Sara.Costanza@21co. com for sponsorship opportunities and additional event details.

Saturday, Sept. 19th 8:30 am $25 to register online $30 to register at the event UNLV Track & Field Stadium

Dangerous Curves Concert

Dangerous Curves is One of Las Vegas’ most critically acclaimed female trios, Lisa Smith (soprano), Margaret Menzies (mezzo) and Karen Michaels (alto) are known for their spectacular blend of powerhouse vocals and delicious harmonies. Lawn seating; please bring low-back chairs and blankets to be more comfortable. Sorry, no glass containers or pets permitted for this performance. For more information visit www.artslasvegas.org Or call (702) 229-3514.

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Free Sammy Davis Jr. Festival Plaza in Lorenzi Park.

720 Twin Lakes Drive Las Vegas, NV 89107

Super Run Classic Car Show

It is time to get revved up for Southern Nevada’s largest car show – The Super Run Classic! Hop in your Deuce Coupe, Mustang or GTO and cruise to Henderson for an automotive tribute that is sure to bring you back in time.

Super Run features 1,000 hot rods and vintage vehicles, burnout competition, slow drags, and roaring engines contest. This year’s entertainment features Walter the Bus, an oversized art car and world’s largest Volkswagen microbus, playing hours of music and local country band Crossroad South.

Other attractions include a pancake breakfast benefiting Honor Flight of Southern Nevada, children’s activities, and a book signing by a local race car driver. For more information please call (702) 267-2171 Sept. 24 – Sept. 27 Spectators are free Henderson Events Plaza 200 Water St. Henderson, NV

Life is Beautiful Music & Art Festival Check for the latest artist lineup at: http://lifeisbeautiful.com/ September 25, 2:00 pm September 27, 10:00 pm Doors: 2:00 PM Show: 3:00 PM All Ages 3Day GA: $195 (Early Bird), $235 (Adv) and $255 (Gen).

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First Friday

Held in the the downtown Las Vegas Arts District on the first Friday of every month, First Friday Las Vegas is a community gathering where all are welcomed and encouraged to appreciate the arts in Las Vegas.

You’ll find a plethora of visual and performing arts, live music, food, and people. The event provides local artists with a platform to share their work, to sell their products, make a living, and to connect with other like-minded people in a common space.

Many Las Vegas artists got their start at First Friday and many local businesses depend on this day every month.

There is no better example of culture and community in Las Vegas than First Friday. For more information please visit http://fflv.net/menu/ October 2, 5:00pm - 11:00pm Free 1228 S Casino Center Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89104

Sunset Hike – Late Night Trail

Beat the heat and take an evening stroll with a naturalist on some of Red Rock Canyon’s most beautiful trails. We will look for nocturnal and crepuscular wildlife along the way and discuss animal & plant adaptations for living in the dark. Together we’ll enjoy the sunset, stars, and moon away from city lights in one of Nevada’s premier outdoor locations. Easy to moderate hike of 3.5 miles. Limited space/ registration necessary.

For more information or to register for a program, please call us and RSVP to schedule your event.

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5th Annual Sips4Scholarships

Come on out to the 5th Annual Sips 4 Scholarships Benefiting Good Samaritan Christian Academy!

Enjoy live jazz music, gourmet food, and boutique wine. There will also be silent and live auctions! For more information please call (702) 407-6749 October 3 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Tickets $15, available at the door. Free parking.

Good Samaritan Christian Academy 8425 W. Windmill Ln. Las Vegas, NV 89113

Nathan Adelson Hospice’s 16th Annual Wine and Food Tasting Extravaganza

We invite you to attend the Nathan Adelson Hospice’s 16th Annual Wine and Food Tasting Extravaganza. This gala event will be held at the New Gaudin Porsche location at 6800 Redwood St., Las Vegas 89118. VIP Reserve Experience tickets are $125, and include an exclusive pre-reception beginning at 4:30 p.m which will also feature fine cheeses from Murray’s Cheese. General Admission tickets are $75 with admission at 5:30 p.m. Fine wines provided by Johnson Brothers of Nevada. Sponsorships are available, please call 702.938.3910.

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Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival

The Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival is coming! For the 21st year, a medieval kingdom will take over Sunset Park! Tickets go on sale August 1st on ticketmaster only, (additional fees do apply) Or purchase your tickets on the day of.

October 9, 10 & 11 Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Gates open at 10 am – 9 pm Sunday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Gates open at 10 am – 4 pm 3 Day Pricing: Adults $30.00 (Avail Fri only) Senior/Children $20.00 (Avail Fri only) Single Day Pricing Adults $15.00 Senior/Children $10.00 Combo Package Pricing (includes 3 day pass, event t-shirts and poster) Adults $45.00 (Avail Fri only) Senior/Children $35.00 (Avail Fri only) Children ages 5 & under: FREE Children tickets are designated to ages 6 – 12 years of age.

Senior tickets are designated to ages 60+.

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The acclaimed singer named Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year three times, Singer of theHolidays Year four times Happy and awarded the Sammy Davis, Jr. Foundation award, performs a spellbinding evening of music that’s both live and alive.

For more information, please call the box office at 702.749.2000 Friday October 9th 8:30 pm Saturday October 10th 8:30 pm Sunday October 11th 2:00 pm $37-46 The Smith Center 361 Symphony Park Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89106

A Choreographers’ Showcase

Nevada Ballet Theater Presents: The bold collaborative with Cirque du Soleil, A Choreographers’ Showcase.

It’s a partnership that could only happen in Las Vegas. Described as “joyous, experimental and vibrant” by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, this one-of-a-kind collaboration between Nevada Ballet Theatre and the artists of Cirque du Soleil® returns for the 8th consecutive season to showcase original, bold new works. Watch as two of the city’s most exciting performance companies combine their dynamic artistry to bring you an experience like no other, pushing the boundaries of movement to the precipice. Performed at the Mystère Theatre. For tickets and information

call (702) 749-2000 or visit www.nevadaballet.org October 11 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm $25 Treasure Island Casino 3300 Las Vegas Blvd S. Las Vegas, 89109

Badger Pass Hike

Come explore a quieter part of Red Rock Canyon: Cottonwood Valley.

Enjoy the view of nearby cliffs & mountains and take in the sight of wide open landscapes along Badger Pass Trail. Easy to moderate hike of 3.5 miles. Ages 10+. Limited space/ registration necessary.

For more information or to register for a program, please call us and RSVP to schedule your event.

(702) 515-5367 Wednesday, Oct. 14 Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area 1000 Scenic Loop Drive Las Vegas, NV 89161

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Boulder City Art in the Park 53rd Annual Art in the Park October 3rd & 4th

Art in the Park is one of the largest outdoor juried art festivals in the Southwest and is the largest fundraiser for the Boulder City Hospital Foundation. The event is held over two days in beautiful Boulder City, Nevada, not far from Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and the bright lights of Las Vegas. The event is free to the public, and although Boulder City’s population is just over 15,500, the event draws over 100,000 visitors. 1st through 3rd place ribbons are awarded in Fine Art, Fine Craft and Traditional Craft categories, as well as an overall “Best in Show” winner.

You will enjoy 300+ juried Fine Art, Fine Craft & Traditional Craft artists selling original artwork.

25+ unique food, beverage and “adult” beverage offerings – beer, wine, mimosas, bloody marys, margaritas & more. There will be live demonstrations, live music, activities for children and raffle giveaways 9am to 5pm (Saturday) and 9am to 5pm (Sunday) - Boulder City, Nevada Wilbur, Bicentennial and Escalante Parks (also includes Colorado St & Arizona St) 401 California Ave. – Boulder City, NV 89005 Directions to Art in the Park: Take US 93 South towards Phoenix/Needles for about 25 miles, stay straight into Downtown Historic District of Boulder City following the signs to the event.

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Turn Right onto Arizona Street and drive 1.5 miles towards City Hall – we recommend you find parking around City Hall or the surrounding residential streets to take advantage of the free parking, however Paid parking is available with a free shuttle bus available to take you directly to Art in the Park.

PAID parking lot directions: Take US 93 South for about 25 miles, as you enter Boulder City you will turn right onto Veterans Memorial Drive (following the illuminated event parking signs), continue on Veterans Memorial Drive to Adams Blvd and turn left onto Adams Blvd – get into your left hand lane an turn left onto Aspen Dr (approx. 1 mile) – paid parking lot will be on the right hand side.

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Fifty years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson Savers signed Medicare into law—a life-changing, Simply lifesaving program that has helped millions of Feedback seniors obtain access to affordable healthcare.

I saw firsthand how this program positively affected the lives of Nevada seniors, having been a member of the Southern Nevada Memorial ndar Of Events Board of Trustees, or what we now Hospital’s know as the University Medical Center of Calendar Of Events Southern Nevada. It was my first elected job and I was there when Medicare came into being.

Before Medicare was enacted, 40 percent of Remembering Nevada seniors who came into that hospital were turned away unless someone agreed to be responsible Moreover, the Affordable Care Act improved for their medical bill. After Medicare became other aspects of Medicare, such as working law, the number of insured seniors soared to 98Holidays Happy toward closing the prescription drug coverage percent, giving them more access to affordable cap known as the “donut hole” to lower healthcare whenever they need it. This drastic prescription drug costs. This health reform law change has made Medicare a lifeline for many has allowed more than 25,077 Nevadans receive seniors in Nevada and all across the country. $250 tax-free rebates in 2010 after they The benefits are far-reaching and I am proud reached the donut hole, saving them a total of that Congress has taken action to protect and $70 million since the law was enacted. By 2020, strengthen it. the law is expected to close the donut hole The passage of the Affordable Care Act has made Medicare a stronger program, taking steps to protect and preserve it for current and future beneficiaries. This law has also expanded the benefits received by seniors on Medicare, providing free preventive services such as mammograms and colonoscopies. In the first half of 2014 alone, more than 125,000 Nevadans received one or more these free preventive services.

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For fifty years, Medicare has endured because it positively affects the lives of millions of hardworking Americans. We must do all that we can to strengthen the program even further and protect it from those who want it repealed.

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Shredding old records will help Feedback protect you against identity theft, but disposing of too much can leave you unprotected.

While there are no firm rules on record retention, the following suggestionsCalendar can helpOf guide you in Events deciding what documents to keep and for how long.

ATM Receipts: These should be Remembering Nevada kept only until you balance your checkbook. After that, shred them.

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Bank Statements: You don’t need to keep your bank statements.

The only exception is if you are applying for a mortgage or public benefits. Keep checks or statements related to taxes, and home improvements. Shred those that have no long-term importance.

Brokerage Statements: You should retain the transaction record until you sell the investment and complete your tax return. You need the purchase and sales slips from your brokerage or mutual fund to prove whether you have capital gains or losses at tax time.

Credit Card Statements: Keep your original receipts until you get your statement and shred the receipts if the two match up.

Keep the receipts or statements as tax records if they are tax related.

Estate-planning documents: Keep originals of wills, trusts, and powers of attorney in a secure place indefinitely. If they are updated and revoked in a new document, you can destroy the old document.

Financial and Retirement Accounts: You should keep records of IRA contributions permanently.

Keep the quarterly statements from your 401(k) or other plans until you receive the annual summary. If everything matches up, then shred the quarterlies.

Keep the annual summaries until you retire or close the account.

Home Records: To lower potential capital gains tax, you should keep records documenting the purchase price, costs of permanent home improvements, and expenses of buying and selling as long as you own the property, and then keep as tax records.

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Life Insurance Policies: Life insurance policies should be kept for the duration of the policy.

Mortgage Documents: You should keep mortgage documents for the duration of the mortgage.

Once you have paid off the mortgage, the bank must record a satisfaction of the mortgage. Keep the record of satisfaction as long as you own the property.

Pay Stubs: Keep the calendar year’s records until you reconcile them with your annual W-2 form, then shred them.

Tax Returns: The general rule is to keep tax returns, whether business or personal, for seven years. Thus, when you file a new return, you may shred the one no longer needed. Although the IRS has three years to audit you after you file your income tax return, there are several exceptions to this rule, and it is better to be safe than sorry. Further, it is important to save all the information used in preparing your returns, as it is up to you to provide this information if you are audited or asked related questions.

Warranty Documents: All warranty documents may be disposed of at the time the warranty expires or you get rid of the item.

There are certain documents that it is recommended you never discard: birth and death certificates, marriage licenses and divorce decrees, military discharge papers, and Social Security cards. + Disclaimer: Information provided as a service of Kim Boyer, Certified Elder Law Attorney. It does not constitute legal advice. For specific questions you should consult a qualified attorney.

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Feedback make As unfortunate as it is, fraud of all kinds is sure their prevalent in today’s society. With just the click Calendar Of Events provider of a mouse, thieves can steal one’s identity, Calendar Of Events is Medicare approved. This can be checked by causing significant financial heartache to the visiting www.medicare.gov or by calling (800) victim. One specific type of fraud that occurs 633-4227. Next, all Medicare beneficiaries commonly amongst our nation’s seniors is should keep a record of their healthcare Medicare fraud. Given that seniors Remembering in Nevada Nevada services. Important dates, statements, and represent 13 percent of our state’s population, receipts should be saved to be sure no mistakes this is of great concern to me. The Medicare are made. When a statement is received, it program is an essential resource to Nevada’s Happy Holidays should be reviewed closely to ensure all charges seniors. It is important Medicare beneficiaries are accurate. If any charges seem to be have the knowledge to pinpoint and address a incorrect, notify Medicare personnel to resolve situation when fraud does occur. the situation. Finally, be cautious with personal Medicare cards and numbers. Always know with To begin, Medicare beneficiaries should whom information is being shared when giving constantly be on the lookout for suspicious out a Medicare number. One should always activity. Seniors should always check their be suspicious if he or she receives a call from Medicare claims to be sure they are accurate. doctors, healthcare providers, or suppliers to say Some examples of Medicare fraud may include they represent Medicare - these personnel will an individual fraudulently using a senior’s never call to ask for personal information.

Medicare card to get unauthorized supplies, equipment, or care or a company offering a Medicare drug plan that is not approved If fraudulent activity should occur, beneficiaries or using incorrect information to mislead a can report it by calling Medicare or the Office beneficiary into joining a plan. Another example of the Inspector General at (800) 447-8477. may be a provider billing Medicare for services It can also be reported at www.medicare.gov/ or equipment which was never received. forms-help-and-resources/report-fraud-andabuse/fraud-and-abuse.html by selecting the To avoid these possibilities, there are several “Reporting fraud” tab. This link may also be used steps seniors can take to protect themselves. for further information on Medicare fraud. + First and foremost, it is important all patients

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Protected Access), it’s likely unencrypted, When you access the Internet at any of the insecure and not the place to do online world’s 6 million Public Wi-Fi hot spots — at banking or shopping, or to send sensitive dar Ofairports, Events parks, businesses, hotels, wherever emails or photos.

— assume that anything you are sending or receiving is up for grabs: your emails, photos,Of Events Calendar 2. Ditto for websites that don’t have https files, passwords, credit card numbers. (the “s” is for secure) at the start of the Web address on every page. “Some According to some estimates, up to 95 percent websites use encryption only on the sign-in of public hot spots are insecure Remembering because their Nevada page, but if any part of your session isn’t wireless networks do not encrypt users’ Web encrypted, your entire account could be traffic. vulnerable,” the Federal Trade Commission warns. “Look for https on every page you Happy Without encryption, which scrambles data so Holidays visit, not just when you sign in.” If there’s it’s not accessible to others, eavesdroppers an “s” missing on any page, log out. within 100 feet can get an eyeful of your online activity — whether you’re using a laptop, 3. Set your laptop, tablet or smartphone so tablet or smartphone. All it takes is free Wi-Fi you have to manually select the Wi-Fi monitoring (aka “sniffer”) or other software on network. And turn off Sharing and Wi-Fi their device. Hundreds of online tutorials and capabilities when you’re not using them.

YouTube videos offer how-to instructions for 4. Don’t trust mobile apps. Most don’t have a budding hot-spot hackers. visible indicator such as https: or encrypt information properly. In public hot spots, At home, your online transmissions are it’s best to stick with your phone’s data encrypted between your device and your network (often referred to as 3G or 4G) for wireless router and are protected from view of sensitive transmissions. prying neighbors within range of your home’s wireless network. But when using public Wi-Fi, follow these tips for safer surfing.

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over public networks. You can find freebies; quality protection can be had for under $50 per year.

6. Free add-ons Force-TLS and HTTPSEverywhere force encryption on popular websites that usually aren’t encrypted. They don’t protect you on all websites but are still recommended.

7. Make sure you know, and carefully read, the exact name and URL address of the establishment’s network and connect only to it. Don’t be fooled by look-alikes or slightly tweaked URLs, which could be the work of nearby hackers who lead you to their rogue websites.

8. Don’t stay permanently signed in to accounts at hot spots. Log out from each website and after each session.

9. Use Google Chrome’s “incognito mode” (Ctrl +Shift + N) so your search history, passwords and cookies will not be saved automatically. Select “no” if asked if you want to save any passwords or information.

10. Enable two-factor authentication. Wise for everyone but even more important for the hot-spot enthusiast, this per-website step adds an extra layer of protection for public password-sniffing hackers.

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Remembering Nevada Happy Holidays Documenting Las Vegas

By Las Vegas Host Committee Chair Oscar B. Goodman

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Las Vegas has a rich history and for more than 65 years, the Las Vegas News Bureau has been there documenting the places and faces that helped shape Las Vegas into the city it is today.

As part of its efforts to market Las Vegas as a tourism destination after World War II, the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce created the News Bureau. Its mission was to make Las Vegas a household name. The bureau’s photographers devoted a lot of time to three specific types of photos: hometown shots, “cheesecake” photos, and images of entertainment and entertainers.

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when couples came to exchange vows, the News Bureau would be on hand to send their wedding photo back to their hometown paper. This not only benefitted the couple who could share their good news with their friends back home, it also helped Vegas create a reputation as the place to get married. In addition to sending the wedding photos back home, they also spent time snapping photos of guests at the resort swimming pools. Because most Americans did not have swimming pools, they wanted to capture images of average Americans enjoying themselves at a resort pool to showcase some of Vegas’ unique features.

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Floyd Mayweather, left, strikes Manny Pacquiao in the tenth round of their long-awaited boxing match at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday, May 2, 2015. Mayweather won what was called the “fight of the century,” by unanimous decision. (Mark Damon/Las Vegas News Bureau)

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During an era when the nation was dominated by war, the Wildcats had their own battleground, one that was a high school football field on Seventh Street in downtown Las Vegas.

illustrated the pride of the hearty Las Vegas High School athletes.

Comprised of young men filled with pride and gutsy determination, the Wildcats would go 8-0 during the year; score successive shutouts in eight games beating teams like Kingman (320); powerhouse San Bernardino, Calif. (14-0) in a huge road win considering that the losers would go on to win the California 4-A title; Basic of Henderson (37-0); Lincoln County northwest of Las Vegas (450); Needles, Calif., twice (19-0 and 25-0); Boulder City (21-0) and Sparks (19-0) in the state championship game.

Among those going into the legal field were running back John Mendoza would go to become a Clark County district judge; freshman halfback Myron Leavitt would become a Clark County District Judge, Clark County Commission and Las Vegas City Councilman before finally running for U.S. Supreme Court Justice; and running back Herman Fisher.

Several would go on to enter the legal profession.

Just the slow 250-mile-or-so road trip to San Bernardino was a challenge, but not something that intimidated these Wildcats who found 5,000 rabid fans waiting for them. In fact, it was one more in a long list of challenges that the teens seemed to thrive on.

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Quarterback Rheen Call, a talented trumpet player, went on to become a prominent Las Vegas dentist. He was a senior on the ’44 team playing in his first year after participating in six-man football.

Meanwhile, end/running back Al Rivero became a sheet metal worker before retiring from that profession to become a bailiff for his old friend Clark County District Court Judge John Mendoza while quarterback Frank Smoke entered the U.S. Marine Corp.

Bob Schofield became a psychiatrist in Pasadena, Calif., and lineman Frank Wolverton was a sportswriter. Fullback Don Benson became an engineer in Utah.

Center Dee Ray Eyre became a school teacher and football coach; lineman Phil Mirabelli went into business and so did Darrell Luce; while Don Fair went into real estate.

Running back Martin Hardy, now 88, has vivid memories of the team. He is a native Las Vegan who went into the U.S. Navy after graduation and now lives in San Jose, Calif.

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He was the spiritual leader of the team and everyone tried to be as positive and assertive as John was.”

Hardy also saluted Benson, who went on to be a star athlete at BYU where he played football.

Hardy said the San Bernardino game especially stands out in his mind. He said one player was worried about the size of the opposing team.

“Coach Stanford just said that if they were bigger than us, we just had to hit them harder,” Hardy remembered.

“We knew we had a tough game and we had to play our hearts out.

We were a good team, there was no doubt about it.”

Hardy said the number of success stories off the team is also very impressive.

John Foley, now 88, played on the freshman and junior varsity football Las Vegas High Dream Teams before attending his junior and senior years at Christian Brothers Catholic School in Sacramento, Calif.

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“He was a very religious individual. He stood behind everything he told us. He made us all sign a pledge that we had to uphold and he let us know that if we were to break the pledge, we were off the team.

“Mendoza did everything. He was the man,” continued Call adding that everyone on the team had to play both offense and defense. I played linebacker on defense.”

The accomplishments of the Dream Team of ’44 are so respected that the group was also inducted into the prestigious Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame in 2011. Many of the team’s members had passed away. Mendoza, who went on to Notre Dame where he injured his knee, attended the event before passing away in November of 2011.

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Restaurant & Deli Thank You Special Buy One Lunch or Dinner Entrée and get the Second one

25% OFF Dine-in Only. This Location Only

8524 W. Sahara Ave. www.RomaDelilv.com Not valid with any other offers.

Some restrictions apply. Exp: 10/15/15. 55+

$10.00 OFF ofor $30.00 more NOT JUST BACON any order

BUY ONE ENTREE GET ONE ENTREE

With Purchase Of 2 Reg. Drinks 43 S. Stephanie Suite #160 215/Stephanie in Golds Gym Plaza 2548 Wigwam Pkwy Wigwam/Pecos in 24 Hour Fitness Plaza

FREE

Coffee or Fountain Drink With a Bagel Purchase

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Offer good at Wigwam location only. Exp. 10/15/15. 55+

OPEN 7 DAYS

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www.zikiz.vegas 8872 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 100 Las Vegas, NV 89123

Cannot be combined with any other offer.

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1500 N. Green Valley Pkwy., Suite 230 Henderson, NV 89074

702-565-9727 Does not include taxes. Must present coupon at time of order.

Offers cannot be combined. Exp: 10/15/15. 55+

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1701 N. Jones Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89108 Pet Information

Community Amenities

Pets Up To 25 lbs.

Pet Deposit May Apply

Nearby Best of the West Shopping Center Smith’s Walmart Neighborhood Market Map & Directions

N. Jones

W. Lake Mead

Vegas Dr.

95 • Take exit 80 onto Jones Blvd.

• Turn Right onto N. Jones Blvd.

• In 1.1 miles the destination is on your right.

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(702) 793-2388 • Water, Garbage and Sewer Paid • Disability Access • Mini Van Shuttle Service for Shopping • Independent Living with Planned Activities • Heated Pool & Spa • Cable & Alarm Ready • Fully Equipped Kitchens • Upstairs Units With Vaulted Ceilings • Patio • Pantry • Near US 95 • Free Wifi Available in Office For More Community Information Call

(702) 793-2388

Vintage Desert Rose Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:30pm Saturday-Sunday CLOSED

Pricing Information

1BR/1BA . . . . . . . . . .537 sq. ft. . . . .From $559 2BR/1BA . . . . . . . . . .720 sq. ft. . . . .From $699 *Prices subject to change; based on availability and qualification of applicant, additional fees may apply. OAC

Move-In Incentives & Information $327.50 Move-In Special on Select Units* Lease Terms: 12 Months Income Guidelines *Select units. Limited time. OAC.

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Nordstrom Rack Henderson 579 N. Stephanie 702-948-2121 Summerlin 2310 Park Center Dr. 702-915-2000

Happy Holidays Home Goods

Love To Shop?

Seniors Save at These Great Stores

4 Locations 2950 St. Rose Pkwy 702-228-3041 8435 W. Warm Springs 702-361-3692 1000 W. Sahara 702-341-0563

SteinMart

20% Off Red Dot/ Clearence items first Monday of every month (55+)

Ross Stores

TJ Maxx

10% Off Every Tuesday (55+)

10% Off On Tuesday (55+)

Kohls

Off Saks 5th Avenue Outlet

15% Off On Wednesdays (55+)

10% Off One Day A Week (date varies by location)

Town Square Shopping Center 6521 Las Vegas Blvd. S. Suite C-100 (next to Container store) 702-263-7962

Marshalls

Last Call (Neiman Marcus)

Goodwill

10% Off On Tuesdays (varies by location)

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6680 N. Durango Dr. 702-656-1337

LV N. Premium Outlets 505 South Grand Central Parkway Ste. 3299 • 702-514-4115

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Senior Discounts for Dining Out Your best bet to finding senior discounts is to just ask! Establishments that do offer discounts for seniors will let you know how their discount works – a percentage off perhaps or a special menu and in the worst-case scenario, a discount may not be offered, but it never hurts to ask. As always, please verify with each establishment as discounts can vary from location to location.

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co: 10% off for AARP Members - located on the Las Vegas Strip Carrabba’s Italian Grill: 20% off on Wednesdays to AARP Members

Denny’s: 10% off, 20% off for AARP members (55+) Dunkin’ Donuts: AARP members receive a free donut with the purchase of a large hot coffee (at participating restaurants) Einstein’s Bagels: 10% off baker’s dozen of bagels (60+) Fuddrucker’s: 10% off any senior platter (55+) Golden Corral: 10% off (60+) IHOP: Great discounts on senior menu items (55+)

Chili’s: From the Chili’s website: “There is not a single brand-wide policy regarding these discounts; offers vary by location. Please contact the restaurant directly for information on its individual senior citizen, military and/or uniformed officer discounts.”

Krispy Kreme: 10% off (50+) (discount and age vary depending on location) Outback Steakhouse: 15% off AARP members for meals Monday through Thursday (alcohol excluded)

CiCi’s Pizza: 10% off (60+) Sweet Tomatoes: 10% off (60+)

Senior Discounts On Travel Airlines American Airlines: Various discounts for 65 and up (call before booking for discount) Continental Airlines: No initiation fee for Continental Presidents Club & special fares for select destinations Southwest Airlines: Various discounts for ages 65 and up (call before booking for discount) United Airlines: Various discounts for ages 65 and up (call before booking for discount) U.S. Airways: Various discounts for ages 65 and up (call before booking for discount) Car Rental Alamo Car Rental: Up to 25% off for AARP members Avis: Up to 25% off for AARP members Budget Rental Cars: 10% off; up to 20% off for AARP members (50+) Dollar Rent-A-Car: 10% off (50+) Enterprise Rent-A-Car: 5% off for AARP members Hertz: Up to 25% off for AARP members National Rent-A-Car: Up to 30% off for AARP members Not That Old And Loving It!

Hotels Best Western: 10% or more for AARP or senior guests (55+) Candlewood Suites: Discounts vary (62+) Crown Plaza: Discounts vary (62+) Days Inn: Discounts vary (60+) Holiday Inn: Discounts vary (62+) Howard Johnson Hotels: Discounts off best available rate (60+) Hyatt: Up to 50% off (62+) Knights Inn: Up to 10% off (60+) La Quinta Inns: Discounts vary (65+) Marriott: 15% off (62+) Motel 6: 10% off (60+) Super 8: Seniors save 10% off (up to 20% with AARP card) Travelodge: Discounts vary (60+) Wyndham Hotels: Up to 20% with AARP card

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Top 10 Free Things To Do In Las Vegas 1. Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Brilliance abounds inside the breathtaking Conservatory & Botanical Gardens.

The attention to detail is astounding. The passionate display of nature in all its aweevoking glory - quite simply, sensational!

2. Bellagio Fountains 3. Fremont Street Experience A refreshing addition to your entertainment is a five-block options, the Fountains of entertainment district Bellagio were destined in historic downtown to romance your senses. Las Vegas, Nevada. The unprecedented aquatic centerpiece of Fremont Street Experience is accomplishment while relishing a clever concert Viva Vision, the world’s largest video screen of opera, classical and which features free light Broadway tunes. shows every night of the week. Join them for free live music as well!

6. Carroll Shelby 7. Wildlife Habitat at Museum the Flamingo If you’re passionate Touted as one of the about cars then this most unique and museum is for you, plus beloved attractions in it’s free! There are a Las Vegas, Flamingo’s lot of beautiful cars to Wildlife Habitat is a look at. Learn how the serene paradise. It is GT 350 got its name conveniently free of and the history behind charge and open to the the cars from the very public daily. Nestled on first Shelby Cobra to the the Flamingo hotel’s lush brand new Mustangs.

15-acre grounds, the Stop in and take a look Habitat is stocked with at some of the dreams exotic birds, fish and of the past and where turtles. we are making dreams of tomorrow. 6405 Ensworth St., Las Vegas, NV 89119 702-942-7325

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8. Downtown Container Park

Experience Downtown Container Park, an openair shopping center filled with boutique retail shops, unique restaurants, and live entertainment for the whole family located in the heart of Las Vegas.

From upscale dining at The Perch to gourmet hot dogs at Cheffini’s, there’s something for everyone. Kids will love the interactive playground featuring The Treehouse, and adults can relax while enjoying free concerts, movies, and more on the main stage.

4. Ethel M Chocolate 5. Circus Acts Factory & Cactus At Circus Circus Gardens They fly through the Enjoy the exclusive self- air with the greatest of guided viewing aisle, ease... Awe and wonder where you might just are always just within catch chocolatiers and your reach at Circus machines creating the Circus. Experience Ethel M Chocolates that the world’s largest you know and love! permanent circus, Their breathtaking highlighting the center Botanical Cactus Garden stage of the Carnival is Nevada’s largest Midway daily. Best of and one of the world’s all, the amazement is largest collections of FREE! See performances its kind. Based on the English landscape model starting at 11 a.m. daily. of naturalistic design, the Ethel M Botanical Cactus Garden features four acres of drought-tolerant ornamentals, cacti, and other succulents.

9. Million Dollar Photo at Binion’s Casino Take your FREE photo with one Million Dollars – Binion’s $1 Million display holds exactly one million dollars in a pyramid design filled with cash denominations ranging from ones to one hundred dollar bills.

The display is located next to Club Binion’s and is open from 9:00am11:30pm daily.

10. MGM Grand’s Ká Open House Backstage Tour

Tuesday at 11:00am and 11:30am – This free 20-30 minute tour takes you behind the scenes giving you a glimpse of what it takes to make this popular show spring to life. This is a new tour and depending on the interest, may be a limited engagement – call (702) 891-1111 for further details.

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5045 Harrison Drive Las Vegas, NV 89120 Pet Information

Community Amenities

Pet Friendly. Breed Restrictions Apply $250 One Time Pet Fee

Map & Directions Tropicana

Pecos

Harrison

Eastern Hacienda

• From US-95/I-515 exit west on Tropicana • Turn left on Harrison Drive.

• The community will be on the right.

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(702) 851-5872 • SE HABLA ESPAÑOL • Free Water, Sewer & Trash • Walk-in Showers* • Walk-in Closets & Abundant Storage • Free On-Site Laundry Facilities on Every Floor • Low Impact Fitness Center • Computer Media Lounge • On-site Beauty Salon • Courtyard with outdoor seating • Off-site Group Shopping Transportation Provided • Covered Parking Available • Income Restricted *Available Select Apartment Homes For More Community Information Call

Harrison Pines Office Hours Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Saturday-Sunday CLOSED

Pricing Information

2BR/1BA . . . . . .909 sq. ft. . . . .Starting at $654 *Prices subject to change; based on availability additional fees may apply; pricing and promotions OAC.

Move-In Incentives & Information Move-In Special: Immediate Move In Available, 55+ Community, Free Water, Sewer and Trash, Free on-site Laundry Facilities on every floor Lease Terms: 12 Months *Select units. Limited time. OAC.

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Welcome To Tropicana Palms

NEW HOMES From $69,995

RESALE From $19,995

See Inventory at www.TropicanaPalms.MHvillage.com

Amenities • Planned Activities • Indoor Spa • 2 Pools/Spas • Tennis Courts • Fitness Centers • Game Rooms

• Horseshoes • Library • Putting Green • RV/Boat Storage • Sauna • Shuffleboard

Nearby • Las Veags Strip • Entertainment

• Shopping • Hospitals

702-472-7298 | www.cal-am.com

6420 E. Tropicana Ave. | Las Vegas, NV 89122 66 Simply55+

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