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Best and Worst U.S. Cities to Hail a Taxi Cab – MarketWatch
Las Vegas taxi drivers are voted the best in the United States ~ a bit of a surprise considering how much people complain about them.
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Today’s Free Show Ticket Hook-Up: “Play Dead” | Las Vegas Blog
Catch Teller's new show "Play Dead" at Rio for free through September 24.
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Eating Las Vegas | America’s Best Premiers Next Week on Food Network
America's Best premiers on the Food Network next week. Many Las Vegas chefs will be featured on the show. Learn about the culinary highlights when you tune in.
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Las Vegas Weekly : “L.V. musician Michael Grimm wins $1 million on America’s Got Talent” by Robin Leach: Luxe Life
Las Vegas got Terry Fator when he won America's Got Talent. Now one of Las Vegas' own has won!
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Some counties to cut early voting short for holiday – Friday, Sept. 17, 2010 | 2 a.m. – Las Vegas Sun
If you plan to vote in Nevada's upcoming elections, take the time to read this as many polling stations will be closing early for Nevada Day.
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Exploring The Neon Boneyard | Las Vegas Blogs
If you want a peek of "old Vegas," a stop at the Neon Boneyard is a must. Here's a great round-up of what you can expect to find.
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Lake Mead water level prompts closure of launch ramp – Friday, Sept. 17, 2010 | 12:31 p.m. – Las Vegas Sun
Such a shame that Lake Mead's water levels are so severely low. I'm sorry to report that everyone suffers from the loss.
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Las Vegas Weekly : “Teller talks(!) and discusses his new macabre Play Dead at The Rio” by Robin Leach: Luxe Life
Teller of Penn and Teller fame will be headlining in his own show starting this month. More information in this one-on-one interview.
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Vegas Coupons and the Solo Traveler | The Vegas Solo
Great suggestions on how to visit Las Vegas on the cheap.
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Poof! Lance Burton Vanishes After 14-Year Strip Run | Las Vegas Blog
After 14 years on the Las Vegas Strip, one of the city's most iconic magicians is calling it quits.
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Harry Reid promotes green jobs as leaders talk clean energy – Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010 | 1:51 p.m. – Las Vegas Sun
Las Vegas has always had a bad eco-reputation. Any efforts to advance the city's environmental integrity are generally appreciated by the local community.
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MUS.I.C. to dance to: Jabbawockeez make a home in Vegas | Las Vegas Blogs
Jabbawockeez was in town performing this past summer at MGM Grand, but the dance group is now going to become a headliner at Monte Carlo starting October 7.
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Executive is third to leave Wynn Resorts in 2 weeks – Las Vegas Sun
There has been a lot of shake-up at The Wynn since Paris Hilton and Cy Waits were arrested a couple weeks ago. This article is about the latest nightclub executive to hit the road.
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Have I mentioned how much I enjoy your Vegas news roundups? I try to keep on top of all the Vegas news and articles coming out, but there’s only so much time. I know if I missed something, I’ll see it here. Thanks for including my piece on Vegas discounts. I’m really surprised Vegas cab drivers were included at all in that article, since you can’t technically “hail” them to begin with. But other than being longhauled in from the airport, I’ve had fairly good experiences with them in Vegas; they’re usually pretty friendly. Good piece on the Neon Boneyard. So is there any scuttlebutt in Vegas about Lance Burton’s next project? I was sorry to see him disappear from the show scene in Vegas. I hope he’s moving on to bigger and better things.
I’m glad you like the news updates. It’s always a trip to dig through the wild and crazy Las Vegas-only tidbits and then those things that seem to happen in any community.
There’s no word yet on Lance Burton. What is really stirring people up is the closure of the Liberace Museum. There have even been protests from supporters of the museum.
Yeah, I heard that about the protests about the Liberace closing. I’m kind of surprised about that. It’s not like it got a lot of attention while it was open, it’s not until it’s threatened with closure that suddenly people care?
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