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Since our first issue of Simply 55+ Magazine in October of 2013 we have been one of the fastest growing local publication valley wide. Our readers have sent us countless letters and emails; some pointing out additional information, others letting us know they appreciate the warm feel of our editorial content and the easy to read format.

We hope you and your families have a wonderful 4th of July and have an opportunity to reflect on how blessed we are to live in this country and this state.

Publisher Scott Worrall

Editor in Chief Wayne Morgan

Creative Director Jared Burch

Contributing Writers Mike Henle, Branch Whitney, Paul W. Papa Kim Boyer, Oscar Goodman, Sen. Harry Reid and Sen. Dean Heller

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We encourage all of you to get outside and enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds us locally. Paul Papa suggest biking in his monthly editorials…

Branch Whitney has some great hiking trail suggestions and we list numerous local 4th of July events in our monthly calendar pages.

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Contents June/July 2016 pg 4

From The Staff

pg 8

Hiking Las Vegas

pg 12

Let’s Go Ride A Bike

pg 16

Cooking With Martha

pg 24

Norbert Aleman Continues His Long Career by Mike Henle

pg 28

Remembering Our Veterans by Sen. Harry Reid

pg 30

Planning for Long Term Care

pg 32

Supporting Our Veterans by Sen. Dean Heller

pg 34

Roadtrip to Yellowstone National Park

pg 42

Make the Most of Your Summer by Oscar Goodman

pg 44

Calendar of Events

pg 50

Farmers Markets

pg 52

Top Phishing Scams

pg 54

Tips To Reduce Your Electric Bill

pg 56

Henderson News

pg 58

Get Your Nature On In Boulder City

pg 60

Shopping In Boulder City

pg 62

Simply Savers

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Top Ten List

pg 65

Simply Savers Clippers

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Cathedral Rock

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Hiking With Branch Witney Watch the Sky

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If caught in a lightning storm:

Get off of peaks and ridgelines. – They are very The month of July brings hot temperatures and Travel Auto exposed and susceptible to lightning strikes. the Monsoon season. The Monsoon season is another name for the stormy season. Starting Stay out of shallow caves. – Ground lightning during mid- July and continuing through runs through caves.

August the Monsoon season is in full force. The southern winds bring moist air from the Gulf Lifestyle Stay away from water. If a trail turns into a of Mexico into southern Nevada. Once here, Simply Savers stream, stay off. – Water is a good conduit for our summer sun heats this moist air causing lightning. thunderstorms. Generally, the Monsoon seasonFeedback starts in late July and lasts till the first or If you’re hiking with a group, spread out. second week of September.

– Lightning can travel from one person to another.

Unfortunately, Calendar Of Events storms are more common in the mountains. This applies to the mountains Calendar Of Events Stay away from tall objects (trees). – They are in Mt. Charleston. Red Rock Canyon is not frequently struck by lightning. subject to the Monsoon season, but it’s too hot to hike during summer. However, this doesn’t If you feel charged, squat down on nonmean you have to stop hiking. ByRemembering following Nevada conductive material. Your backpack is normally the suggestions below, you can have a safe a good choice. time hiking during the monsoon season in Mt. Charleston.

Happy Holidays The best rule of thumb is to listen to the weather forecast the night before and watch The main rule is: Be off the peaks by noon. the sky while hiking. Always have a rain jacket Thunderstorms do not normally start until the with you when hiking Mt. Charleston during the afternoon. Get an early start if you are doing a Monsoon season. Keep it in your daypack so long hike. You can start hiking anytime in Mt. you can’t forget it. Many times during our hikes Charleston. There’s no Scenic Loop gate that the sky looked threatening, but we never felt a limits access to the trailheads. drop of rain or saw

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a flash of lightning. As always, common sense and preparation are the keys.

Hike of the Month

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Once past Echo Cliffs, the trail heads west and the grade becomes steeper as it makes its way & across Fooda slope. As you traverse the slope, you can see the destruction an avalanche can wreak on a mountain. Many trees and boulders are still misplaced by an avalanche that happened years ago.

Hike: Cathedral Rock — up and back Trailhead: At the endo of SR 157 — marked

Distance: 3 miles — round trip The trail flattens out as it heads toward the Elevation gain: 1,000 feet backside of Cathedral Rock. This is the easiest Elevation Peak: 8,600 feet Financial and most enjoyable part of the trail, a cakewalk Time: 3 hours — round trip through a forest, and you forget that you’re Difficulty: 2 8,000 feet above sea level.

How easy to follow: 1 Auto Travel Children: Yes Save your energy for the last quarter mile of the trail-it’s steep. Take the signed right fork Driving Directions: Take Highway north 95 to when the trail divides. About a half- dozen State route 157. Go left on 157, drive 21 mile switchbacks take you to the top of Cathedral and park next to the signed trailhead sign. The Rock. Once on top the view becomes more signed trailhead is on the west (right) side of Lifestyle spectacular with every step. Mt. Charleston the road. There is no fee to park or hike.

Lodge lies almost 1,000 feet below and farther Simply Savers to the east you can see the desert floor. To the Overview: The trail starts easy, flattens out, and Feedback north is Mummy Mountain; to the NW is Mary then becomes steep before reaching the peak.

Jane Falls, and to the west is Charleston Peak.

Comments: Cathedral Rock, the second most Watch children closely at the top; the drop-offs popular trail in Mt. Charleston, is the perfect are more than 100 feet at the edges. Railings for beginners. You can see Cathedral Rock, endarhike Of Events have been erected, but they seem to entice the huge pinnacle that looms above the Mt. Calendar Of Events people to climb down to them.

Charleston Lodge, by looking at the imaginary

10 o’clock position as you approach the hairpin To Descend: Retrace your steps. turn on 157.

After the hike you can visit the new Visitor Remembering Nevada Center. It’s located on the south side of the The Hike: From the trailhead, the trail starts round-about that you drove past on your way to in a westward direction at a slight grade. It Cathedral Rock trailhead. winds through thick patches of aspens and evergreens. The trail turns south and heads Happy Holidays Looking to join an advance hiking group? toward the magnificent Echo Cliffs. The Cliffs The 52 Peak Club is your answer. have a sheer drop of almost 800 feet. As the More information here: trail snakes to the west of Echo Cliffs, a side http://www.52peakclub.com/ + trail leads to a small seep. Water flows almost year round, making the 100-yard walk worth the effort.

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by Paul W. Papa

Calendar Of Events Calendar With our nation’s birthday right around the Of Events Human beings are social animals and we can corner, it’s time to celebrate our independence. use that natural social instinct to help us Freedom from tyranny. Freedom from taxation exercise. Many people love to ride, but few without representation. All that historical stuff Nevada love to do it by themselves. Well, guess what?

Remembering we learned in school. And while America’s You don’t have to. Instead of riding by your independence is certainly important, as we age, lonesome, consider joining a group. There are that word—independence—takes on a whole many in the valley and they cover all different Happy Holidays new meaning. Independence is the ability to go types of bikes, ages, and ability levels. Riding shopping when we need to or drive to a movie in a group is hugely beneficial for a number of or show. Sometimes, independence means the reasons. First, if there are people counting on ability to simply move around. As I grow older, you—that is, expecting you to be there when it’s my own independence that I cherish, and you said you would—you are more likely to the best way to preserve that independence is show up. When I’m lying in bed and that alarm to exercise. Sometimes, however, exercise is goes off, if I’m riding by myself, I’m much easier said than done. more apt to hit 12 Simply55+

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Lifestyle Simply Savers Feedback that snooze button and go back to sleep than I am if someone is expecting to meet me on the trails.

the trail suddenly becomes very intimidating.

Jonnie told me to lower my seat post on the downhill and it would lower my center of endar Of Events gravity, making the trail not so daunting. It The second great benefit of a group is that Calendar Of worked Events and it’s a technique I use to this day. it’s simply more fun to ride with people than So, you may ask, where do I find these groups? to ride alone. The time goes by faster, you Well, I’m glad you asked. You can find them usually spend more time on the trails than at the same places you find most social media you would by yourself, and you get to meet nowadays, this includes sites like Facebook Remembering Nevada some fascinating people that you may not have and meetup.com, but probably the best place otherwise ever met. Along with this benefit to find them is through your local bike shops, comes another: learning. You become a better many of which sponsor groups themselves.

Happy Holidays biker when you ride with a group because you Even if the shop doesn’t sponsor a group, learn things from the group. I was with a group they’ll be able to direct you to ones in your awhile back and learned a very valuable lesson area and tell you how to contact them. from one of the members—Jonnie Dangerously.

I was having trouble on the downhill trails Another great source is websites like because I have to sit so high on my bike that www.bikinglasvegas.com. Here you can find

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information on trails, events, and, of course, group rides. The site will even tell you what the weather will be like as you get ready to tackle the trails. If you’re a mountain biker, check out Mountain Bike Las Vegas (www.mountainbikelasvegas.com) for information on group rides for all skill levels— they even have rides which allow you to take your four-legged family members along. If road bikes are more your thing, check out the Las Vegas Valley Bicycle Club (www.lvvbc.org).

This club not only hits the trails as a group, but they also sponsor events such as “Pedal to the Medal.”

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you are on your bike, you might just be able to help raise money for a great charity like the Southern Nevada Bicycle Coalition (www.snvbc.org) or the Special Olympics of Nevada (www.sonv.org).

So, find your group, grab your bike, and celebrate your independence! +

Paul W. Papa is a bike enthusiast and the author of Best Bike Rides Las Vegas and Mountain Biking Las Vegas and Southern Nevada. When not out on the trails, he can be found at www.paulwpapa.com.

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4th of July is around the corner and I’m back in the kitchen coming up with some great suggestions for you to start planning your own celebration! We love getting together with our family and friends to BBQ and celebrating America’s independenceLifestyle is a great reason to fire up the grill and get in the kitchen cooking up a storm!

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When thinking of 4th of July, Apple Pie immediately pops into my mind!!! A favorite of my husband Feedback (I always have to make him his very own pie – he is not one for sharing) it is made completely from scratch including the piecrust. Let me tell you…soooo delicious! In keeping with our 4th of July theme, I’ve used a small pastry star cutter, and cut out stars on the top piecrust, wasting nothing, I used the cutouts and placed them around the piecrust giving it a very festive appearance.

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First Step: Mixing the Pie Crust Ingredients Warm the butter in the microwave until it is soft, but not melted.

Pie Crust Ingredients Remembering Nevada Mix in a large bowl: 2 cups all-purpose flour 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon sugar Happy Holidays 6 tablespoons butter Then cut in using 6 tablespoons shortening the dough blender: 6 to 8 tablespoons ice water 6 tablespoons butter hint: If this is your first time 6 tablespoons shortening making this pie crust, make a double 6 to 8 tablespoons ice water batch to be sure you have enough crust.

Apple Pie

Pie Crust Utensils For this recipe you will need: 1 Mixing Bowl, Rolling pin Knife, Measuring spoons Measuring Cups, Dough Blender Cutting Board, 9 inch Pie Pan (smaller is ok, but no bigger)

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Third Step: Putting Crust in Pie Pan Second Step: Chill the Pie Dough Once you have rolled out the dough, wrap it Wrap your piecrust in plastic wrap. Then place around the rolling pin and unroll it onto your pie in refrigerator for 20 or more minutes, while Financial pan. you make the pie filling.

Once you have shaped it to fit the inside of the pan, take a fork and poke holes in the bottom Apple Pie Filling Ingredients Auto Travel of the crust. This will let the steam out as the For the apple pie filling you need: pie bakes.

5 Tart Peeled Apples 1 Cup Sugar Fourth Step: Filling Apple Pie 2 Tablespoons Flour Dump all of the apples in the pie. Place about 4 1/2 Teaspoon Cinnamon Lifestyle chunks of butter on top of apple filling. This will 1/4 Teaspoon Salt give the filling rich flavor.

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First Step: Slice Apples Peel and slice your apples.

Soak them in water with a tablespoon of Calendar Of Events lemon juice. This will prevent the first apples cut from turning a funky color.

Calendar Of Events Second Step: Mix Filling Mix in large mixing bowl: 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons flour 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon vinegar

Remembering Nevada Fifth Step: Putting Top Pie Crust On Pie Happy Holidays

Third Step: Mix Apples Now, drain the water off of the apples and mix them with the spices.

Ok, we’re almost done!

Roll out the remaining pie dough and place it on top. (At this point, I used my small star cookie cutter on the top layer prior to placing the top layer – I placed the cut outs as well.)

Now it’s time to put your pie together!

First Step - Cut Now that your pie crust has had plenty of time to cool, divide it into two, equal halves.

Second Step - Rolling Piecrust Roll one of the balls of piecrust out until it is around 1/8th of an inch thick.

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Six Step: Forming Edge of Pie Crust Create a pattern around the edge of the pie by using the back of a knife.

Baking your Pie: Cut long strips of tinfoil and place them around the edge of the pie.

This will prevent the crust’s edge from burning while it bakes. You will want to take the tinfoil off about ten minutes before the pie is done.

This way, the apple pie will have a golden brown edge.

Bake your pie at 400 degrees for 50-60 min. hint: Place a cookie sheet covered in tinfoil on the lowest oven rack (not on the same rack as the pie) to prevent any overflow from reaching the bottom of the oven--easy cleanup!

Continuing with the stars theme, we used a larger cookie cutter on a watermelon.

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Pour the jello powder into a mixing bowl. Add in 1 cup of boiling water, and stir for 1-2 to dissolve the mixture. Add in 1 cup of cold water, Financial and stir to combine.

Evenly divide the jello mixture among the glasses or cups. I chose to fill my glasses Auto Travel halfway full. If you’re using strawberry jello, place chopped strawberry pieces in each glass.

If you’re using berry blue jello, place blueberries in each glass.

Adorable! In a bowl, we mixed our watermelon stars with fresh blueberries – festive look, quick, Lifestyle Place the glasses in the refrigerator to set. easy and so tasty. It was a hit with our crowd!

Before serving, place cool whip in a piping bag Simply Savers fit with a piping tip (I used wilton 2D). Pipe a Jell-O Feedback layer of cool whip on top of the jello. Top each jello cup with either chopped strawberries or Another easy dessert and very American blueberries. might I add is Jell-O! Jell-O with a twist…We took small clear cups (purchased at the dollar Calendar Of Events store) and using strawberry and blueberry Jell-O, filled the cups ½ full and placed chopped Calendar Of Events fresh strawberries in the strawberry Jell-O and fresh blueberries in the blueberry Jell-O.v Let that firm in the fridge for about four hours, Remembering and then top with whipped topping and more Nevada strawberries and blueberries! So cute and delicious – though as it started warming up, my whipped topping started to droop –Happy but theHolidays taste was fresh and yummy!!

Ingredients: Strawberry Jello Berry Blue Jello Water Cool whip Blueberries Strawberries, chopped For each packet of jello, prepare using 1 cup of boiling water and 1 cup of cold water. You can easily double this recipe - for example if you only wanted to use strawberry jello, you can prepare both boxes of jello at one time in the small bowl, just double the amount of water

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For our main course we decided to do BBQ ribs, vegetable kabobs and baked Parmesan red potato wedges.

The baked Parmesan potato wedges are quick to put together, about 10 minutes of prep time, and then you bake in the oven for 2535 minutes. They were a hit! We had never tried making these before and after dinner EVERYONE was asking for the recipe.

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Baked Parmesean Potato Wedges Ingredients: 3-4 red potatoes (or potato of your choice), sliced into wedges 4 tablespoons olive oil 2 teaspoons salt 2 teaspoons garlic powder 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning ½ cup shredded parmesan cheese Directions: Preheat oven to 375.

Place potato wedges in a large bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and toss to coat. In a small bowl whisk together salt, garlic powder, and Italian seasoning. Sprinkle potato wedges with the shredded cheese, tossing to coat, then sprinkle with the seasoning mixture.

Place potato wedges on baking sheet in a single layer with skin-sides-down (I lined my baking sheet with parchment paper for easy clean up).

Bake for 25-35 minutes until potatoes are forktender and golden.

1 large zucchini, cut into 1/2 inch rounds 6-8 white mushrooms 10 cherry tomatoes 1/4-1/2 red onion, cut into chunks 1 green bell pepper, cut into chunks 1 red pepper, cut into chunks 8-10 small boiled red potatoes, kept whole or cut in 1/2 depending on how large they are 2-3 tbsp olive oil Splash of soy sauce 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar 1 tbsp honey 4 cloves pressed garlic Salt & pepper to taste Directions: Prepare and mix all ingredients in a large bowl and let marinate for at least 30 minutes, but up to 2 hours.

Skewer veggies Grill on medium heat until nicely charred

BBQ Ribs Next up we came up with a healthy, yet tasty addition to our main course, vegetable kabobs.

We chopped up some veggies and let them marinade before loading up skewers and placing those on the grill.

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BBQ Ribs Rub: Ingredients 1-1/2 tablespoons sea salt 1-1/2 tablespoons granulated brown sugar (or regular brown sugar)

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ar Of Events Calendar Of Events 2-1/2 teaspoons dry mustard 2-1/2 teaspoons smoked paprika 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/2 teaspoon onion powder Remembering Nevada 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Directions: Stir together all the ingredients and rub all over the ribs.

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We placed the ribs on our charcoal grill using pecan wood chips, cooking them about 25 minutes per side.

So start putting together your spectacular menu for the 4th! Hope you include some of our tasty suggestions!

Happy 4th of July! Let Freedom Ring! +

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Remembering Nevada Happy Holidays Veteran Show Producer Norbert Aleman Continues His Long Career www.mikehenle.com

Show producer Norbert Aleman has been riding a wave in Southern Nevada since 1979.

In a business that sees shows come and go on a continual basis, the 74 year-old native of Morocco, has led the cycle of entertainment since Sept. 25, 1987 when “Crazy Girls” first appeared at the Riviera Hotel & Casino.

Not one to sit on his hands, Aleman is still going strong in a career that produced good times along with an assortment of challenges along the way.

To call Aleman a survivor might even be an understatement. His old stomping grounds at the Riviera were recently demolished while his show continues, this time at Planet Hollywood, also on the Las Vegas Strip. A resident or Las Vegas since 1985, Aleman struck gold in a city known for people taking chances.

The colorful Aleman is used to the ups and downs of life, and seems to thrive on his next step. He became a full contact karate champion in 1959, and joined the French Foreign Legion as a mercenary before going on to manage and produce shows for French singing sensations.

It’s been a whirlwind career for a man who admits he has had the good life along with a few bumps in the road at the same time. Crazy

Girls is now in its 29th year, and Aleman said the show’s dancers are the perfect testament to a dedicated teamwork effort.

“Creation is a good test,” explained, Aleman, who has also worked as a stunt man in a Charles Bronson movie. “As a producer, we must take care of our performers. The girls stay young so that we’re able to present a show that is done correctly and has good quality.”

With huge competition on the Las Vegas Strip, Aleman continues to draw well as he continues his career.

“Show biz keeps me young,” said Aleman, who formerly danced in the Lido de Parise in Paris.

“I live a clean life and have been rewarded for that.

In a stunning comparison, many of the younger generations of entertainment have fallen due to drugs or other related setbacks.

“We’re the longest-running burlesque show in the country,” Aleman says in a matter-of-fact analogy. “You cannot give up in this business.”

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Prominent columnist Robin Leach, right, with show producer Norbert Aleman at the opening of Crazy Girls when the show moved to Planet Hollywood in April of 2015.

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Long-time show producer Norbert Aleman is seen with dancers from Crazy Girls.

be challenging, but he didn’t have an idea that a related setback literally put the skids on the show for a brief time.

“When we moved from the Riviera, our truck (and trailer) was stolen,” said Aleman while adding yet another element to the definition of another uphill climb. “We lost all of our costumes and props when that happened last March. The truck was found, but the content wasn’t found.”

The theft also resulted in the loss of other important content including wigs and shoes.

In total, Aleman said the theft resulted in a loss of about $225,000, all of which had to be replaced quickly if the show as to continue its long-running history.

“We lost everything,” Aleman recalls of the fire. “We had memories from France in the house.”

Meanwhile, the history of Crazy Girls has an impressive list of viewers including Prince Albert, Nicolas Cage, Tom Cruise, Magic Johnson, Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci and Tom Jones, among others.

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ndar Of Events Calendar Of Events At the end of every May, on Memorial Day, we They believe so deeply in what our country pause to recognize the sacrifices made by our stands for that they were willing to give their men and women in uniform andRemembering to pay tribute Nevada lives to protect its promise. to the fallen heroes who have died in service to our nation. These brave individuals were On Memorial Day we must also recommit to called upon to serve America and gave their protecting our veterans and their families. Our Happy Holidays lives to defend us. responsibility to our nation’s veterans does not stop when they arrive safely back home. In With a heavy heart and a sense of profound Nevada, I have been proud of the progress we gratitude, we mourn these men and women made to reduce the backlog for veterans, and who served our country courageously and I will continue fighting to ensure that veterans selflessly. The debt of gratitude we owe returning home are able to attend school, find their mothers and fathers, their spouses and a job and prosper in the country they fought children can never be repaid. But we, as a so hard to protect. These brave men and nation, must ensure we follow through on our women deserve nothing but the best from obligations to Gold Star families across the their government, and we must never waver country. in our commitment to our nation’s heroes.

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By Kim Boyer People are living longer and Nevada’s population Lifestyle Penny’s husband has advanced Alzheimer’s over age 55 continues to grow. The Baby Boom Simply Savers and must go into a nursing home. She’s afraid generation, which includes people born from that their entire life savings will be gone in a mid-1946 to 1964, is currently the largest Feedback year if she has to pay the nursing home over population group of Americans. $6,000.00 per month, and that she won’t be able to pay her monthly bills.

The U.S. population over the age of 65 has been Calendar Ofgrowing Events for several decades and is The couple has $115,000.00 in savings, a projected to be 55 million in 2020 (U.S. Census, Calendar Of Events house and a car. The house and car are exempt Statistical Abstract of the United States: 2011). assets. Nevada law allows her to seek an increase in the amount of non-exempt assets According to the Profile of Older Americans and income she can keep. Penny will need 2010, Nevada’s 65 and over population had the Remembering Nevada to petition the court to obtain this increase. second largest increase in our nation, 47.9% The Court can then set aside to Penny the between 1999 and 2009. current maximum amounts: assets of up to Happy Holidays $119,220.00, and income of up to $2,980.50 According to the Sanford Center for Aging, per month. With proper advice, Penny will the “impact of this aging statewide population be able to avoid any spend-down and keep will be dramatic, but nowhere as great as in everything she and her husband have worked the health care system.” A significant number so hard for. of older persons have at least one chronic condition and many have multiple conditions Plan now for your future by getting proper (Administration on Aging, 2010). With the estate planning documents in order, and getting average annual cost of nursing home care correct advice about long-term care. + in Nevada at more than $68,000.00, many families will have no choice but to turn to Medicaid to pay for long-term care.

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that you research and compile as much of Since 2001, during the wars in Iraq and the required documentation before meeting Afghanistan, 57,675 soldiers, sailors, airmen, with a VSO. Veterans who have done most of and Marines received a Purple Heart. However, Remembering Nevada the legwork beforehand greatly increase their during each of those years, Purple Heart chances of receiving the Purple Heart. recipients were not only from these recent operations, but veterans from the Gulf War, the The applicant must have been a member of Vietnam War, the Korean War, and WorldHappy War Holidays the United States Armed Forces or a civilian II. Some of these brave men and women went national killed or wounded in any of the more than six decades before receiving the following scenarios: (1) any action against an recognition they deserved. enemy of the United States; (2) any action with an opposing armed force of a foreign The history of this distinguished decoration country in which the Armed Forces of the dates back to the beginnings of our nation and United States are or have been engaged; was established by General George Washington (3) while serving with friendly foreign forces on August 7, 1782, during the Revolutionary engaged in an armed conflict against an War. opposing armed force in which the United States is not a belligerent party; (4) an act For the brave men and women who have of any such enemy of opposing armed forces; earned this recognition and would like to (5) an act of any hostile foreign force; (6) receive a Purple Heart, the good news is that an international terrorist attack against the it is entirely possible to get the award to United States or a foreign nation friendly to which you are entitled. The bad news is that the United States after March 28, 1973; or (7) it generally requires arduous hoop-jumping as a result of military operations while serving from various government agencies. If the outside the territory of the United States as task seems too daunting, your local Veterans Service Organizations (VSOs) are there to help. part of a peacekeeping force.

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Where To Begin – The Process: Step #1: If a veteran’s injury was service connected, but not directly caused by the enemy, then unfortunately he or she isn’t eligible. However, if he or she does meet the initial criteria, the first step is to write a personal narrative, which must include the applicant’s name and rank at the top of the page and a description of when the injury occurred, including date, time, and location.

If medical care was provided on scene or at a later time, even after the deployment, be sure to include this in the summary. Also include an explanation as to why medical treatment was not sought or administered immediately if necessary.

Step #2: Acquire two eyewitness-sworn statements. A veteran may still submit a package with only one, but most successful applications come after two or more supporting accounts testify to the applicant’s injury.

These must be typed and written on “Form DA 2823” or a Word document with date and signature.

Step #3: Obtain a situation or casualty report from the military. If the injury occurred on the battlefield, there should be something in writing that either lists the injured person by name or describes the incident. Occasionally, this is the greatest obstacle to overcome as these reports can be classified, especially for veterans who served during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) in Iraq & Afghanistan.

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neuropsychological evaluations, or anything that connects the injury with a combat event.

Step #5: Provide a copy of the deployment orders received at the time the applicant was activated or called to travel overseas. Only the orders for the deployment where the applicant was injured are relevant.

Step #6: If the applicant was awarded a certificate, summary of action, or has a form that proves the veteran received a Combat Action Ribbon or Combat Action Badge, include it as well.

Step #7: Acquire the most recent Enlisted Record Brief, Officer Record Brief, or Master Brief Sheet. If not readily available, this can be found on Army Knowledge Online (www.us.army.mil), Marine Online (www.mol.usmc.mil), or Navy Knowledge Online (www.nko.navy.mil).

For Air Force questions refer to Human Resources Command at www.us.army.mil.

Step #8: ALWAYS make copies, then mail (certified with return receipt for tracking of your package) all of the above in a parcel to: U.S. Army Human Resources Command Attn: AHRC-PDP-A 1600 Spearhead Division Avenue Fort Knox, KY 40122 For more detailed information, please go to: www.hrc.army.mil/awards. Note: All Purple Heart applications are submitted to the U.S. Army no matter what military branch of service you served. If help is needed when compiling these important pieces of evidence, please consider consulting with a qualified Veterans Service Officer in your area. Only after submissions to acquire a Purple Heart have been denied should a Congressional Office be consulted. + June/July 2016

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Road Trip to Yellowstone National Park With over 3,500 square miles of ruggedly pristine North American wilderness, Yellowstone National Park is the perfect place for a memorable adventure. It was established as the world’s first National Park in 1872, when Congress voted to help preserve the natural scenery and wildlife of the area while putting the unique geothermic features on display

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to the public. Nowadays, the park averages 3.5 million visitors each year. The worldfamous wilderness and recreation area sits directly on top of a volcanic hot spot and spreads throughout Wyoming and into parts of Montana and Idaho. Fans of wide-open spaces will certainly feel at home here, and the nature of Yellowstone’s location makes it the ideal Not That Old And Loving It!

road trip destination for campers, RV drivers, and back seat snoozers, alike.

Natural Wonders Because of its seemingly infinite size, it should come as no surprise that Yellowstone is covered with top of the line scenic diversity.

Lush green forests lead to dramatic basalt columns, with so much more in between. Ice cold alpine rivers directly contrast the steaming hot springs and powerful geysers.

Perhaps one of the best parts, though, is that all of this sits under the mesmerizing twinkle of stars in an unobstructed sky. These elements make Yellowstone truly unique compared to other recreation areas and National Parks. In fact, it has been officially named one of the Seven Natural Wonders of North America.

Wildlife Dense forestry and untarnished wilderness certainly give heed to an abundance of wildlife, some of which most people would actively try to avoid. The park boasts the highest concentration of animals in the continental U.S., with at least 61 different types of mammals present. Common animals to sight on a trip to Yellowstone include bears, wolves, moose, deer, bison, badgers, antelope, otters and foxes, to name just a few. One of the largest elk herds in the U.S. calls the Not That Old And Loving It!

park home, as do over 500 grizzly bears.

These bears are typically the most sought after (from a distance) wildlife “attraction” in the park. Visitors are most likely to see them at dusk and dawn in the Hayden and Lamar Valleys. Although they are spotted rarely, wolverine and lynx have been observed in the park before, as well.

Park Highlights Old Faithful Geyser is undeniably the most popular attraction in Yellowstone. If crowds are not your thing, it’s probably best to view this powerful geyser early in the morning, before the rest of country comes out to marvel at it. Unfortunately, there’s no real way to time your visit; you’ll just have to sit and wait if you are unlucky. However, it is definitely worth the wait. Located in the Continued on pg. 36 June/July 2016

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Upper Geyser Basin, along with many of the other tempestuously hot vents, Old Faithful is an unforgettable sight to see. It erupts pretty regularly, around every hour or so, and has been recorded to shoot as high as 190 feet into the air.

Although it’s not as big as the one in Arizona, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is nonetheless breathtaking. At twenty miles long and 4,000 feet wide, this canyon has innumerable vantage points for people of a wide wide range of fitness levels. Hot springs and steam vents in the canyon walls have laid the way for mineral stains, which have

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this river trail through the canyon, and, as they are lesser known, they can seem even more impressive in the absence of so many other viewers. Crystal Falls is nestled between the Upper and Lower Falls, so those up for taking a longer hike can check all three off their list in one go.

The Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon make up the tallest waterfall in the park, descending from 308 feet in the sky before pounding down back into the Yellowstone River- that’s more than double the height of Niagara Falls.

It makes sense, then, that this is one of the most photographed places in all of Yellowstone National Park. This section of the river can be viewed from various points along the South Rim hiking trail, as well as at Red Rock Point, Brink of the Lower Falls, and Artist Point. The Upper Falls and Crystal Falls are also part of

Mammoth Hot Springs is a group of springs that sit adjacent to the former army headquarters, Fort Yellowstone. The site as it is now dates back to the time when the military was charged with caring for the area, and some physical structures still remain.

Additionally, there is a visitor center located here, complete with an educational film, wildlife museum, and history exhibit. The terrace and the drive along it are renowned for their scenic beauty, and animal lovers

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will surely appreciate the ever-present elk grazing on the nearby lawns. Visitors coming in autumn and winter months will also have the opportunity to visit the Boiling River Swimming area between Mammoth Springs and the northern entrance of the park.

Lodging No matter what kind of outdoor adventurer you are, the nation’s pride of parks has comfortable accommodation options for everyone. From RV parks to mountain resorts, the entire spectrum of lodging is represented in the area, with locations near each of the five entrances to the park.

For the tried and true outdoorsman,

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Yellowstone offers unparalleled camping opportunities. In total, there are more than 2,000 sites scattered throughout the park.

Five of these campgrounds are run on a reservation basis, while the other seven are first come, first serve. Most of these sites will fill-up by early morning, so be sure to plan ahead to ensure the most stress-free trip possible. Many of these campgrounds also cater to RVs, but it’s important to doublecheck the conditions before arriving.

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Feedback are nine accommodation options for those who wish to stay directly in Yellowstone. The Old 4. Yellowstone was established as the First Faithful Inn and Lodge Cabins have spectacular National Park by President Ulysses S. reviews and offer the benefit of being quite Grant. dar Of close Events to America’s most famous geyser. Snow Lodge and Cabins is the newest complex 5. Yellowstone National Park has 5 park Calendar Of Events within the park and boasts upgraded facilities, entrances, 466 miles of roads, 950 miles of as well. The Canyon Lodge Cabins and the backcountry trails, 97 trailheads and 287 Lake Lodge are both appropriately named, as backcountry campsites. one overlooks the north rim ofRemembering the canyon andNevada 6. Approximately 5% of the park is covered the other sits on the shores of Yellowstone by water; 15% is grassland and 80% is Lake. forested.

Happy Holidays So, what are you waiting for? Pack up 7. There are approximately 2000 earthquakes your vehicle and head to the wild west of yearly in Yellowstone National Park.

Yellowstone National Park for the ultimate experience in natural American beauty. You’ve 8. Grand Prismatic Spring pumps out over got from late May until mid-Autumn to visit 4,000 gallons of boiling water every single the park on your own time (unless you’d like to minute, making it the largest hot springs in join a winter tour), so the schedule makes for North America. the perfect summer getaway. And make sure to give yourself a few days- there’s no need to 9. Yellowstone Park contains 1 judge and 1 rush in a slow-paced haven like this. federal judge and 1 FBI agent work in the Yellowstone Fun Facts!! park.

1. Even though the official address is to the state of Wyoming, Yellowstone is actually in THREE states. The majority of the park (96%) is in Wyoming, a small section (3%) to the north and northwest is in Montana and a small section of the park (1%) to the west is in Idaho.

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By Oscar B. Goodman, Las Vegas Host Committee Chairman

Summer is upon us and for many, the season is associated with road trips, barbeques, county fairs and carnivals. Here in Las Vegas, there’s no shortage of entertainment and events to enjoy.

In particular, Las Vegas is looking forward to hosting a unique type of carnival this summerthe- Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC)! Hundreds of thousands of electronic-dance music fans are expected to flock to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway June 17-19 for the return of this iconic festival. Be sure to welcome these visitors as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of this event.

Las Vegas is also a hot spot for sports fans this month. On June 22, the National Hockey League (NHL) will host the 2016 NHL Awards at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. This will mark the seventh time the NHL honors its top players and performances with an event in Las Vegas.

In addition, Encore at Wynn Las Vegas will serve as NHL Headquarters during the 2016 NHL Awards, providing plenty of opportunities for athletes and fans to celebrate the end of the season.

The summer of 2016 will also be remembered as an important time in Las Vegas history with the demolition of the Riviera. The LVCVA

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recently signed a contract for the Riviera demolition to occur in phases and incorporates a number of tactics, including the implosion of two towers in June and August 2016, respectively. This will make room for new exhibit space to maintain Las Vegas’ reputation as the top destination for business travel.

The Riviera demolition will bring forth the future of the Las Vegas Convention Center District (LVCCD)-a transformative project that will redefine the destination and launch Las Vegas 25 years ahead of the competition. The LVCCD project is critical to Nevada because the convention piece of the tourism business is a major contributor to the state’ s economy.

In Southern Nevada, the industry contributes more than $9.3 billion to the local economy and supports 54,000 local jobs and $2.7 billion in local wages and salaries. One meeting of about 50,000 attendees generates about $70 million in economic activity. We’ll be sure to update our ambassadors as the project progresses.

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Don’t forget to mark your calendars for October 19. That’s when Las Vegas will play host to the final 2016 Presidential Debate before the election. UNLV partnered with the LVCVA to submit a bid to serve as one of four host cities for a debate. This is the first time a city and university have joined forces to attract a presidential debate. High-profile events like this one will help demonstrate that Las Vegas is not only a great place to visit, but a serious place to do business.

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of July in Las Vegas 4th of July is around the corner and get ready, there are plenty of celebrations taking place around Las Vegas and the surrounding area! From parades to firework shows, we have put together a great list for you to choose where you will celebrate Independence Day!! With so many options, you are bound to have a blast!

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Flag raising and national anthem (Presentation of parade trophies and greetings by dignitaries) 11:30 a.m.

Entertainment Noon Coin toss at the pool (Admission: price to the pool) Games and contests (Sponsored by the Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department) 1 p.m.

Games and contests (Sponsored by the Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department) 4 - 11 p.m.

Festivities at Veteran’s Memorial Park located at 1650 Buchanan Boulevard $10 Parking 6 to 8:45 p.m.

Music - DJ Mike Pacini Food, games and water park 9:00 p.m.

Fireworks Show 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.

Music - DJ Mike Pacini For more information, contact the Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department at 702-293-9256 or by email at Damboree@bcnv.org

Caesars Palace Las Vegas Fireworks Show

As part of Caesars Palace July 4th Celebration, on July 4, 2016 Caesars Palace Las Vegas, will have an Independence Day fireworks display.

Fireworks by Grucci will be shot from the hotel’s Roman Tower beginning at 9:15 p.m. The best views will be from the Las Vegas Strip at the front fountains of Caesars Palace.

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Stratosphere Presents The Ultimate 4th of July Experience

This year, The Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower will present its annual citywide fireworks display and “Independence Pool Party” on Monday, July 4, 2016. The world-famous Fireworks by Grucci, Inc. will produce a display that will be launched from the Stratosphere’s North parking garage and visible anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley. The display will start at 9 p.m.

Fun on the Fourth at the Stratosphere Mon., July 4, 2016 Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower

Stations Casinos’ 2016 We Love Locals’ July 4th Fireworks Blast

The Station Casinos Las Vegas 2016 fireworks shows will go off on the east and west sides of town at Green Valley Ranch Resort and Red Rock Casino Resort. The fireworks show will last approximately nine-minutes.

Station Casinos Independence Day Celebration Mon., July 4, 2016, 9pm Green Valley Ranch Resort & Spas 2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy Henderson, NV 89052 Red Rock Casino Resort Spa 11011 W Charleston Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89135 Below are the resorts and the best viewing areas.

Green Valley Ranch, public viewing area will be on the Paseo Verde Garage roof.

Red Rock Resort, public viewing area will be on the northeast surface parking lot, at the corner of Charleston Blvd and Pavilion Center Drive.

Mandalay Bay 4th of July Fireworks Show

As part of the Mandalay Bay Summer Concert Series, Mandalay Bay will light up the sky this 4th of July with a dazzling display of fireworks and a musical performance by the famed Multi-platinum rock band 311. Guests will be treated to 311’s hits, classics and rarities on Saturday, July 2 & Sunday, July 3 at 8:30 p.m. Watch the sky above Mandalay Bay Beach light up red, white and blue with spectacular fireworks following the show on both nights.

The best views will be from Mandalay Bay Beach. Tickets to the fireworks and musical performance are priced between $57 - $64. Doors open at 8 p.m. and performances start at 8:30 p.m. nightly.

Mandalay Bay Beach Saturday, July 2 & Sunday, July 3 at 8:30 p.m.

Celebrate America at Lake Las Vegas!!

Lake Las Vegas will have its celebration on Monday July 4, 2016. There will be live music, sidewalk sale, and barbecue stations set up throughout The Village and enjoy an incredible Fireworks Show displayed over the lake at 9 pm that can be easily viewed from The Village.

Come early and enjoy all the festivities in the Village. Line-up TBA 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm Fireworks! at 9pm Kids Activities include: face painting, balloon artist, stilt walker, Glo-works, washable tattoos, Fun For All Games.

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Celebrate Independence Day in Henderson with great live entertainment and the time-honored traditional fireworks display. Pack your favorite blanket and come out to enjoy a night of family fun and concessions.

Spend your July 4th holiday with us!

Entertainment Schedule: 6pm-9pm – Loveshack 9pm – Fireworks Show!!

Farmers Market

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.

Every Friday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Downtown Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV 89101

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Shuttle service will run continuously throughout the event, starting at 5:30pm. Shuttle pick-up location: Remembering Foothill High School Nevada 800 College Drive Locations subject to change or cancellation. For additional information, pleaseHolidays call 702-267-2171.

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Saturday July 2nd and Monday, July 4th Just after dark (9pm+) Just after dark on both days, the 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.

Every Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Free Downtown Summerlin 1980 Festival Plaza Drive Las Vegas, NV 89135

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,

26th annual Rockets Over The River fireworks display will be free for public viewing along the entire Laughlin River Walk or from your favorite Laughlin hotel. This extraordinary display is one of the most spectacular and unique in the West as the pyrotechnic company launches the rockets into the dark desert sky with the reflection of each colorful explosion shimmering on the Colorado River. Patriotic music will be choreographed to the fireworks and simulcast over speakers by Laughlin hotels and local radio stations. www.visitlaughlin.com Downtown 3rd

handmade modern craft, artisans & more!

Sundays Sansone Park Place 9480 S. Eastern Henderson, NV 89123

The Green Chefs Farmers Market

Boulder City Senior Center Every Friday 8am-Noon June 24th, July 1st, July 8th, July 15th Farm Fresh Produce, Cottage, Artisan and Baked Goods, Honey Gardening Tips & Demos, Recipe Tips, Art/Crafts SHOP “FRESH” Shop “LOCAL” Market Accepts: Senior Farmer Market Vouchers, EBT (Snap), Debit and Credit

Super Summer Theatre – Spring Mountain Ranch

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Memphis: July 6-9, 13-16, 20-23 Bring it on: August 10-13, 17-20, 24-27 The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Sept. 8-10, 15-17, 22-24 For More Information please call (702) 594-7529 or on the web visit www.supersummertheatre.org

Senior Line Dancing

With Marilyn Gray FREE First Hour is for beginners, second hour is a little more advanced Come out and join the fun!

Monday-Friday Caremore’s Nifty After Fifty 12:00pm-1:00pm 7440 West Cheyenne #104 Las Vegas, NV 89129 Tuesdays 2:30pm-4:30pm Suncoast Showroom 9090 Alta Drive Las Vegas, NV 89144 Thursdays 2:00pm-4:00pm Red Rock Lounge 11011 West Charleston Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89135 Fridays 1:30pm-3:30pm Suncoast Showroom 9090 Alta Drive Las Vegas, NV 89144

Skin Cancer Lecture

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3190 Mantua Village Henderson, NV 89044 Inspirada and Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican Present Wellness Wednesdays: Skin Cancer Lecture Drop by and join us to hear Stacey Escalante — former KSNV-TV, Channel 3 reporter and stage 3 melanoma cancer survivor – talk about the dangers of skin cancer and steps you can take to protect yourself. If you work or play outside, you won’t want to miss this!

For more information and to register, please call (702) 616-4900.

Crazy Pita Rotisserie & Grill’s Paint-Drink-Dine series returns featuring Pinot’s Palette

Crazy Pita Town Square partners with Pinot’s Palette from June 2 through September 8, once again offering guests the Paint–Drink-Dine summer painting series events. Guests will learn from local artists while creating a beautiful piece of artwork to keep or give as a gift. The cost is $39 per person with 25 percent of the proceeds donated to the Josh Stevens Foundation. That price includes painting materials and supplies, along with one appetizer per table.

June 16, June 20, July 14, July 28 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Town SquareCrazy Pita & Grill 6587 South Las Vegas Blvd. #190 Las Vegas, NV 89147-5751

Summerlin! The movies begin at sunset and are shown on Park Centre Drive near H&M. The viewings are free, open to the general public and patrons may bring their own blankets or lawn chairs.

Downtown Summerlin restaurants are partnering to make the Summer Screen Series even more fun and delicious by offering access to select quick service options that will offer beverages and snacks.

June 16, 25, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4, 11, 18, 25 7:00 pm Downtown Summerlin 1980 Festival Plaza Drive Las Vegas, NV 89135

Laylow Fridays

Come check out Laylow Friday Night at the Copa Room at the Bootlegger.

Doors open at 8:00 pm – cool chill 60s, 70s, 80s, tracks and re-mixes – until 1:00 am. All the best in music. Dining, Dancing and Conversation. No Cover, No Minimum, Stiff Drinks, Craft Beers and Cool Company. Come and Laylo this and every Friday.

For more information please call 702408-7947 or visit www.bootleggerlasvegas.com Every Friday 8:00 pm Free Bootlegger Italian Bistro 7700 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Outdoor Movie Night at The District

The District at Green Valley Ranch is hosting its free Outdoor Picture Show on The Green on Saturday nights for the community to enjoy. The outdoor movies are open to the public and are show on a large screen on The Green, next to Whole Foods. Bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an outdoor movie with friends and family. Movie start at dusk. All movies are weather permitting. Dates, times and movies are subject to change. No alcohol or glass allowed. The District at Green Valley Ranch provides a vibrant and diverse mix of shopping, dining, entertainment, residences and office space – all set in an urban environment, with a beautiful central park.

Saturdays - June 11th, 18th, 25th, July 2nd, July 9th 7:30m-10:00pm

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? Do you want to learn how Twitter can help you track the latest news, cheer your team, even “jump the line” for customer service?

AARP Nevada is teaming up with the City of Las Vegas Centennial Hills Active Adult Center to present social media classes designed especially for Boomers. In these hands-on, small group classes, you’ll learn practical steps for getting the best out of the popular social network.

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Intermediate Facebook Tuesday, June 14 9:30 AM Happy Holidays Thursday, June 23 1:30 PM Beginning Twitter Wednesday, June 29 1:30 PM City of Las Vegas Centennial Hills Active Adult Center, 6601 N. Buffalo Drive. Call 702-229-1702 to register.

Active adult membership required.

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.

June 16, June 23, June 30, July 7th, July 14th 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm The District at Green Valley Ranch 2225 Village Walk Drive Henderson, NV 89052

Senior Citizens Advisory

Commission Meeting

Monthly meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month (unless otherwise indicated) at Council Chambers Conference Room, City Hall, Henderson, Nevada.

For inquiries please contact 702-267-4090.

Wed Jun 15 Wed July 20 Wed August 17 5:30 PM City Hall 240 South Water Street Henderson, NV 89015

Summit on Latinos and Social Security

One in three Nevada seniors rely on Social Security for nearly ALL of their family income, and the program keeps more than 40 percent of retirees out of poverty. And while Social Security is a critical part of financial security for most Nevadans, it’s especially important for our fast-growing Latino population.

You’re invited to a special policy discussion on Latinos and Social Security on Thursday, June 16 at 10:00 AM at Cashman Center. Experts from the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, the Heritage Foundation and AARP will discuss challenges facing Social Security and offer balanced information about the options on the table in Washington and on the campaign trail.

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Vintage Bike Night

Vegas’ best monthly bike gathering, with a unique blend of motorcycles + art + music. Check out cool classic bikes and enjoy the laid back vibe of Vintage Bike Night @ The Arts Factory.

Festivities begin at 7 pm. Enjoy live music, food & drink specials, live body painting, local art, jewelry, apparel & more. Whatever you ride, bring it down! Designated vintage bike parking.

Every 3rd Friday of the month June 17th 7:00pm-10:00pm The Arts Factory 107 E. Charleston Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89104

Rock & Roll Oldies at Lake Las Vegas

Enjoy live Rock & Roll Oldies performances on the 3rd Saturday of every month at Lake Las Vegas in the Montelago Village, lakeside on the Stage on the Lawn. This is a free event.

Food and beverages available for sale.

No coolers please. Come out and enjoy an evening by the lake!

June 18 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm The Village at Lake Las Vegas 30 Strada di Villaggio Henderson, NV 89011

Yoga Flexibility & Balance Class

Jumpstart your way to a healthier you! Not only will you improve your flexibility and strength, but you will gain tools for creating a more balanced lifestyle.

During the yoga class, you will increase flexibility and strength, along with improving circulation and alignment through Meridian Stretching. Learn to relax and shift your focus away from busy thoughts through Brain Wave Vibrations, recharge your body Not That Old And Loving It!

and clear your mind through deep breathing exercises and postures, re-balance your body through the meditative practice of Ki Gong and learn other valuable techniques and exercises.

Please bring your own yoga mat and towel.

As with any new exercise program, it is advised to consult with your doctor before participating in this yoga class.

Co-sponsored by Body & Brain.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call 702.507.3631.

June 20 4:30pm-5:30pm Sahara West Library 9600 W. Sahara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117

Longevitology Energy Healing

Experience hands-on energy adjustments where you may enjoy some of the following common benefits: Calmness, Reduced stress, Pain relief, Deeper, more restful sleep, Increased energy and mental alertness, Faster healing of injuries, Regular elimination, Improved quality of life, Co-sponsored by Las Vegas Chinese Cultural Foundation.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please call 702.507.3631.

June 27 2:00pm-5:00pm Sahara West Library 9600 W. Sahara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117

Family caregiving workshops with General Antonio “Tony” Taguba

to an aging parent or other loved one with the tasks of daily living. AARP Nevada, the Asian Community Development Center (ACDC) and Rising Asian Pacific Americans Coalition for Diversity (RAPACD) are pleased to welcome Major General Antonio “Tony” Taguba – one of the nation’s foremost advocates for caregivers and veterans – to Las Vegas for two special community events. The second Philippine-born U.S. citizen to be promoted to the officer rank of “General” in the U.S. Army, Tony Taguba is a caregiving ambassador for AARP, sharing his experiences caring for his own parents.

Wednesday, June 29 6:00pm Hong Kong Garden 5300 Spring Mountain Road Thursday, June 30 10:00am RAPACD Cultural Center 3339 W. Washington Avenue inside historic Lorenzi Park Both events are free, but space is limited – visit aarp.org/nv to register

CABARET

As part of their 50th Anniversary Season, Roundabout Theatre Company is proud to present SAM MENDES (Skyfall, American Beauty) and ROB MARSHALL’S (Nine and Chicago, the films) Tony Award®-winning production of CABARET. June 14-19 $29-$129 Reynolds Hall The Smith Center 361 Symphony Park Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89106 www.thesmithcenter.com

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Henderson Farmer’s Market and Country Fresh Farmer’s Market Thursdays & Fridays @ 9am-4pm Stop by the Henderson Farmers Market on Thursdays at the Henderson Events Plaza, 200 S. Water Street, and the Country Fresh Farmers Market on Fridays at the Henderson Pavilion, 200 S. Green Valley Pkwy.

Call 702-267-2171.

Las Vegas Farmer’s Market @ Bruce Trent Park Wednesdays @ 2pm-6pm 1600 N. Rampart Blvd.

Bruce Trent Park (Rampart & Vegas Drive) Las Vegas, NV 89102 Co-Sponsored by The City of Las Vegas Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services.

Las Vegas Farmer’s Market @ Gardens Park Every Thursday @ 2pm-6pm 10401 Gardens Park Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89135 Las Vegas Farmer’s Market @ Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs First & Third Saturday of Each Month 10am-2pm 9100 Tule Spring Rd., Las Vegas NV 89131 Fresh 52 Market (Opens January 17) Saturday 9am-2pm at Tivoli Village 302 S. Rampart Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89145 Sunday 8:30am-1pm at Sansone Park Place 9480 S. Eastern Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89123

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The Green Chefs Farmer’s Market Free Entrance to Springs Preserve on Market Day Every Thursday @ 10am-3pm 333 S. Valley View Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89107 District at Green Valley Ranch Thursdays @ 4pm - 8pm March 5th - May 28th & September 3rd - November 19th 2240 Village Walk Dr, Henderson, NV 89052 Downtown Summerlin Farmer’s Market Every Saturday under the Pavillion @ 9am-2pm Downtown Summerlin, 1980 Festival Plaza Drive Las Vegas, NV 89135 Downtown 3rd Farmer’s Market Every Friday @ 9am-2pm 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. Downtown Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV 89101 Farmer’s Market On The Ranch and Artisan Market Every Sunday Rain Or Shine Craig Ranch Regional Park 628 W. Craig Rd., North Las Vegas, NV 89032 Garden Plaza Parking Lot. 9:00am-2:00pm

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Top Phishing Scams on Social Media AARP Fraud Watch Network Happy Holidays

Phishing attempts on social media have more than doubled over the past year as scammers find new ways to trick people into providing personal and financial information.

During the first quarter of 2016, ploys to glean log-in credentials, credit card and other ID-worthy information soared 150 percent over the same period in 2015, according to Proofpoint, which provides social media security services to leading companies and nearly 225 million of their individual followers on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Instagram and Pinterest.

The current reigning ruses: 1. Impostor customer care: Cybercrooks create fake customer service accounts, via slight keyboard tweaks (say, an extra underscore or character), to intercept messages tweeted to banks, e-commerce or video game producers and phish for login and financial account information. “The consumer poses a question to a support site and within minutes receives a response (from an impostor account) providing a link to a solution, which, of course, is also a fake,” notes Devin Redmond, vice president of social media security and compliance at Proofpoint. “The customer not only expects the response, he or she welcomes it and has incentive to follow the link.” If you

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choose to use social media customer care, be sure to look for the “verified” logo in all communications.

2. Live-stream lures: The bait is phony comments and promises of live video streams of popular events, such as a big football game or boxing match available only in certain markets or on pay-per-view.

The hook? Links that lead to scammer-run websites, where there’s no sneak peek, only an attempt to get personal and credit card details, often under the guise of a fake free trial.

3. Fake freebies and discounts: Con artists set up legitimate-looking social media accounts that claim to offer free or dirt-cheap products and services. It’s easy pickings for swindlers to collect names, addresses, phone numbers, emails and other information that they can use for identity theft or to sell on the black market, along with credit cards “required” for shipping and handling charges.

4. Contest cons and survey swindles: In this oldie but goodie, fraudsters post promises of a prize for completing a survey, but the goal is to mine personal information. Crooks’ posts and links appear authentic with URL shorteners.

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5. Gossip gotchas: Search terms of celebrity names, coupled with terms such as “video” and “picture,” have long been among the internet’s most typed — and most dangerous for malware. The latest celeb-centric scheme: links that promise illicit videos of Hollywood elite, sports superstars and other household names.

Along with malware, many phish for credit card info.

For information about other scams, sign up for the AARP Fraud Watch Network. You’ll receive free email alerts with tips and resources to help you spot and avoid identity theft and fraud, and gain access to a network of experts, law enforcement and people in your community who will keep you up to date on the latest scams in your area.

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Tips to Reduce Your Electric Bill Simply Savers Feedback

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Calendar Of Events Saving money on your electric bill involves Air Ducts and Filters making changes in three areas of your lifestyle.

Next, look at the air ducts in certain areas The first is to repair and support your home, of our homes or apartments, especially in second is using energy-efficient devices and unoccupied rooms and the basement. Air ducts Remembering Nevada the third is you – changing some of your can claim a large part of your heat during the electrical habits. The good news is whether winter months if they are left open or in need you are a homeowner or renter, you can make of repair. They can also cost you extra money Happy Holidays these adjusts yourself without taking drastic every month if you are cooling rooms that measures to cut your electric bill. you don’t use often. Check your filters on the

furnace, air conditioning and air ducts. Keeping them clean allows the air and heat to pass through easily to support temperatures with less effort and cost.

Windows and Doors

The largest electric drains on your wallet are the windows and doors. These are catalysts for drafts, allowing your expensive heat or air conditioning to drift outside. Be sure to weatherize with weather-stripping, window film or sealants, or even some heavy blackout curtains can help keep the outdoor heat or cold out and help reduce the cost of maintaining a comfortable environment.

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Thermostats

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with a preprogramed thermostat cuts the power used to cool or heat your home, saving money on the electric bill.

Bulbs and Appliances

Energy saving devices translate into a great deal of savings on your electric bill. Do a comparison yourself, LED bulbs cost more because they have a longer lifecycle, but the cost savings outweighs the higher cost of the bulb. It’s a good investment because it uses less electricity to run and provides you with the same amount of illumination.

Use nightlights that have motion sensors.

These will help reduce costs every night.

How many times have you walked out of the room and left the lights on? Be sure to shut off the lights whenever you leave a room. If you can afford it, consider upgrading your television and other often used appliances to high efficiency versions. This will save you a lot of money over time. Another well known secret to saving with appliances, is to unplug those that you can when they are not in use, as a plugged in device draws power even when it’s off.

Now that you have all these money saving tips, you can lower the cost of your electric bill every month. Whether you are a homeowner or renter, you can make these adjusts yourself without taking drastic measures to cut your electric bill. So what will you do with all the money you save?… + Not That Old And Loving It!

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Feedback of Henderson a KaBoom! Names City Playful City USA Community For Ninth Time Calendar Of Events Henderson, Nev. – The City of Henderson has

commitment to use data to address inequality been named a Playful City USA community through infrastructure reinvestment, policy Calendar Of Events for the ninth consecutive year by KaBoom!, a changes and programming. national nonprofit dedicated to saving children’s play. The national program honors cities and “We are thrilled to recognize these communities Remembering Nevada towns championing efforts to make play a that have invested their time and efforts to put priority for children. kids first,” said KaBOOM! CEO James Siegal.

“Balanced and active play is crucial to the wellHappy Holidays This year’s Playful City USA honorees include being of kids and the communities that they 257 cities and towns. Henderson is the only thrive in. By integrating play into cities, the community in Nevada to be recognized. Criteria leaders of Playful Cities USA are working to includes collaboration among nonprofits, attract and retain the thousands of families that foundations, civic groups, businesses, and want homes in close proximity to safe places to neighboring cities and towns; demonstrating the play.” support of the Mayor and City Council on the cause of play; and expressing the ability and For additional info, visit cityofhenderson.com.

Whitney Ranch Aquatic Complex Hosting the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson As part of a global effort to spread the word that swimming lessons can save lives, the City of Henderson is taking part in The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Friday, June 24, at Whitney Ranch Aquatic Complex, 1575 B Galleria Dr. Participation is free for all ages, but children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Register in advance online at cityofhenderson.com (activity code 336709-00), at any recreation center or indoor pool; or in person at the event.

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Waterpark Association, the event provides local waterparks, municipal pools and other aquatic facilities with an opportunity to encourage participation in swimming lessons and to educate communities about the dangers of drowning, which is the leading cause of accidental death of children ages 1-14. This year’s event will be held simultaneously at more than 480 municipal pools and waterparks worldwide.

Those taking part in the event will receive a certificate valid for free swimming lessons for a child ages 6 months to 4 years of age.

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Remembering Nevada Did you know that Boulder City is home to the Colorado, however this requires good some of the greatest hiking trails in Nevada? scrambling skills and is more treacherous of a Happy Holidays Imagine, you could go from your home to a hike. This particular hike is not good for pets; hike in under 15 minutes! From beginner hiker just due to the rock scrambling skills that tire enthusiasts to those experienced, the hiking out the four-legged friends. trails around Boulder City boast spectacular views and breathtaking desert scenery, saved Another popular hike is the Historic Railroad for those who savor the outdoors. Several Trail. Trip Advisor and Trail Link both rate this trails await the arrival of guests and are laced trail 5 and 4.5 stars respectively. This trail with beautiful rock formations and bright hosts mountain bikers, and if you’re lucky flowering cactus during the spring. you can spot some Bighorn Sheep in their protected area. Between 1931 – 1935, this Gold Strike Hot Springs is a moderate trail that part of the railroad was used to haul supplies runs down a narrow, rocky canyon and ends at used in the construction of the Hoover Dam. a series of hot springs and several hot pools.

It was added to the National Register of Although there is some scrambling assisted Historic Places in 1984. Since it’s conversion to by fixed ropes, you will descend down 600 a bike/hiking trail, it is an easy, level wide walk feet in roughly 2 miles. During hot weather, for beginners as well as a friendly trail for pets. look forward to a dip in the Colorado! Water The 5th tunnel was opened in 2001 and the levels can fluctuate rapidly as this is connected trail leads all the way to the Hoover Dam. It is to the Dam. Also, flash floods can occur, so 3.7 miles with and elevation gain of 1360 feet be careful during the late summer, early fall. and is a well maintained gravel trail.

Earthquakes in 2004 reduced water flows at the upper Gold Strike Hot Springs and flash These two trails are just some of the many floods during 2005 filled most of the tubs with hiking trail systems that exist around Boulder sand and gravel, but those lucky enough to go City. Head on out while the weather is nice at just the right time could find some water and cool and see what exists in our own in the springs. This trail system connects to backyard!+ the Nevada Hot Springs which is down near

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Auto World Fremont (702) 452-8488 3190 E. Fremont St.

www.autoworldlv.com Autos Unlimited (702) 939-3333 3112 E. Fremont St.

www.autosunlimitedvegas.com Baja Auto Sales (702) 832-0801 824 S. Decatur Blvd.

www.bajaautos.com Car City Retailers (702) 459-5700 2117 N. Nellis Blvd.

www.carcityretailers.com Chapman Chrysler Jeep 1-888-243-2211 930 Auto Show Dr.

www.chapmanchryslerjeep.com CHAPMAN VALUE CENTER

Chapman Value Center (702) 432-2406

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www.chapmanvaluecenter.com Findlay Lincoln (702) 558-8888 310 N. Gibson Rd. • Henderson

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Goodcarma Auto Sales (702) 707-8035 4280 W. Tompkins Ave.

www.goodcarma.biz Henderson Hyundai (702) 628-9787 460 N. Boulder Hwy. • Henderson

www.hendersonhyundai.com Hyundai of Las Vegas 1-855-696-0746 7100 W. Sahara Ave. • Las Vegas

www.hyundaioflasvegas.com Newport Motors (702) 997-1111 2711 E. Sahara Ave. • Las Vegas

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Grocery shop only once a week. Not only do you save gasoline, but you’ll find yourself having to plan meals in advance.

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Partner-up on groceries – Find a neighbor or friend willing to go in a on buying bulk grocery items with you. Stores like Costco had great prices but sell items in large sizes and containers. Split the items up and get the lower price per item discount.

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Unplug and save. Believe it or not, most electronic devices use some power even when you’re not using them. Make a list of those devices you can unplug and not interrupt your daily and pull the plug.

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12. Shop Generic- Go for the generic store brands when you shop. Many times the generic brand foods are exactly the same as the nationally advertised and more expensive band label containers. The same applies to prescriptions.

13. Create your own birthday cards. Does your five-year old granddaughter really need a $7.00 talking Hallmark card? She’ll probably get more fun out of receiving a handmade card from you that is personalized just for her. There’s no doubt you can save money over the summer by following this program.

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