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Comment author: Sandra Davis
Comment text: So we'll said. So well written. Hopefully young folks, parents, and we Senior citizens will read and acknowledge !
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Comment source: Why Your Home Chooses Your Ballot
Comment author: Cliff (fellow Vietnam Medic)
Comment text: Thank you for your Service and Welcome Home. May God Hold You, RIP 💖💖💖
Comment publication date: 9/27/26, 1:45 PM
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Comment author: Dean S.
Comment text: They should seriously consider a small or mid-size nuclear power plant for the development. There are great developments in nuclear power. Nevada needs to be a leader in using this technology. It is far more "sustainable", "green", or "renewable" than wind or solar.
Comment publication date: 9/27/26, 9:18 AM
Comment source: Churchill Hazen Industrial Park: Build It — And They Will Come
Comment author: jean wilson
Comment text: would have been nice if a video was offered so we could HEAR the and see the marching bands
Comment publication date: 9/25/26, 7:04 AM
Comment source: Greenwave Marching Band Plays at UNR

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