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In my opinion, Livermore has always been the voice of reason on the BOS. It should go to the voters it’s our taxes being put to use.

We are in agreement!!!

As usual, clear and to the point. Yes building program operations costs a lot of money, whether a recreation center or a library.

The city does not necessarily need a new full size gym when one already exists.

Althought I support the Nugget project, I agree with Pete on this one. The voters should have a say on where their money is spent.

In response to dhataway: There is nothing wrong with trying to keep hope alive for an indoor recreation facility, but you are quite correct that based on the city’s current financial condition, ju

I am very much in favor of progress and it is very exciting to hear about this plan, however….I could not agree more with Mr.

I find the comments of “Maddog” to be very interesting.

Thank goodness for Supervisor Livermore, the only member of the BOS to bring common sense to this issue.

Thank you Mr. Livermore for bringing some sanity to the table!

Supervisor Pete Livermore’s commentary on the pending Nugget Downtown Project:
While I respect the passion and support by those who endorse the Carson City-Nugget Project, I am unable to continue my s

Ron: Valid points. Valid points. I’m more concerned about making a $50 million investment in a library while not knowing “where” information management is headed.

I always opposed the first 1/8 cent of sales tax to the V and T.

Saying he wants to help restore Carson City’s economy, Dr. Sean Lehmann announced today he will run for Supervisor Ward One, the seat being vacated by Supervisor Robin Williamson. Dr.

Come join us to celebrate the kickoff of the 2010 Relay for Life at the Carson Nugget. There will be food, beverages and prizes. Register your team before the kickoff and save $50.

The Downtown Coin Club will host their first annual coin show at the Carson Nugget on May 15 and 16. The event is sponsored by Downtown Coin, 111 W. Telegraph, (775) 883-4653.

The citizens committee’s “reason for being” as outlined in a recent Board of Supervisors agenda packet indicates that the committee is to assist the forward momentum of the project.

I am somewhat troubled by the tenor of this article. Elected officials are always looking for a scapegoat. It seems the comments by Councilwoman Zadra is the ultimate in 20-20 hindsight.

We’ve just about got it worked out.

The city supervisors should step back and take another look at this Nugget project after this latest about Mr. lewis.

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Nugget Project booster Mark Lewis, who has held redevelopment director jobs in California and in Reno, is the subject of yet another examination of his track record while i

Carson City/Nugget Team member Mark Lewis, the former Redevelopment Director of Reno, was referenced in a Reno newspaper story this week as being accused of not providing “clear information” about the

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Carson City Mayor Bob Crowell will be our guest for a 90 minute discussion next Saturday evening, February 6th, on the proposed downtown redevelopment project sponsored by the Carson Nugget and Carson

Suppose the City did surveys of residents on how they would want to spend millions of dollars, or if they would want to raise taxes at all.

CARSON CITY PROJECT PLANNING
Here are two approaches for projects in Carson City. Which one do you favor and which one does the city favor?
DULL, STODGY APPROACH

Talk about putting the cart before the horse! I really wish that my elected representatives would do what they were tasked to do- represent their constituents.

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While they think the Nugget Project appears to be a good idea for the city, for some, like the Chamber of Commerce, the city is moving too fast, and there is too much that

The Board of Supervisors today signed letters of intent with the Carson Nugget downtown investment team that the city is willing to continue planning for a large downtown development that includes a n

The names should be part of the information packet for the Board of Supervisors.