alcoholics

When Joe Tummarello moved into a sober living home in Carson City called Lyfe Recovery, his friends and family thought he was doing well. However, at the end of July, he wound up in the hospital after his health declined rapidly. His family says this was due to severe neglect at the hands of the owner and manager of the facility. By several accounts, he was denied medical treatment until a senior living home provider stepped in and took him to the hospital, where he died a week later.

The question is: did Joe Tummarello die before his time? And if the answer is yes, then is someone responsible for his demise?

Reaching out to those who don't fit in at a traditional church - bikers, addicts, alcoholics, lost, lonely and broken.

12000 Highway 50 East, Gene Stewart, 775-230-2791.

Reaching out to those who don't fit in at a traditional church -
Bikers, Addicts, Alcoholics, Lost, Lonely and Broken.

12000 Highway 50 East
775-230-2791

Reaching out to those who don't fit in at a traditional church -
bikers, addicts, alcoholics, lost, lonely and broken.

12000 Highway 50 East
775-230-2791

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar on Wednesday announced the designation of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad McKeen Motor Car #70 based in Carson City as one of 27 national historic landmarks.
Calling the McKeen Motor Car #70, Virginia & Truckee Railway Motor Car #22, "the best surviving example of the first commercially viable application of internal combustion power in a self-propelled railroad car" the designation possess exceptional value and quality in illustrating or interpreting the heritage of the United States, Salazar said.

She started with the standard "I am so proud to be an American," paid respect with "happy birthday Ronald Reagan," and almost blew it with a lame "ice tea" joke.