A 19-year-old Carson City man was arrested Sunday on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after a chase through a field near Highway 50 and Fairview Drive.

Hector Cervantes is being held in Carson City Jail without bail on a parole violation charge and $10,428 bail for other charges.

According to the arrest report, Carson City Sheriff's Office deputies responded at 12:31 a.m. to the 2800 block of Century Drive where there had been several people outside a home yelling and screaming. It turned out to be a large house party where several underage people were drinking.

Deputies observed a vehicle speed away from the residence, swerving through traffic. The vehicle was going southbound and pulled into a driveway where the driver exited and took off running through a yard. Another person remained in the vehicle. Cervantes was detained in the field and brought back to the patrol car where he had "an overwhelming odor of alcohol" type beverage coming from his breath, the arrest report states. He agreed to participate in standardized field sobriety tests at the sheriff's office.

The man, who was vomiting and urinated his clothing by the time he arrived at the sheriff's office was again asked if he wanted to participate in field sobriety tests. He said he did. After her was done vomiting the officer asked if he would attempt the tests. He was not able to stand without being supported by a deputy, according to the arrest report. He elected, instead, to do a breath test.

He was taken to Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center for clearance. Prior to being taken to the hospital he was asked if he would consent to a blood draw to determine his blood alcohol content. He agreed and a sample was taken at the hospital.

He was booked into jail at around 2:59 a.m. During the intake search two clear plastic baggies were located that contained marijuana and a white powder. The man said that it was cocaine, according to the arrest report.

Cervantes was arrested on the following felony charges: possession of a controlled substance, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana under the age of 21, and parole violation. Misdemeanor charges are: DUI, reckless driving with wanton disregard, minor consuming, obstructing and violation of alternative sentencing conditions.

In other arrests:

— A Pollock Pines, Calif., couple were jailed Sunday on felony and misdemeanor charges. Abram Louis Sassenberg, 33, and Lisa Noel Cooney, 32, were arrested at 11:17 a.m. at the intersection of Roop and Mallory.

According to the arrest report, officers observed a GMC Blazer with a suspended registration while on patrol in the area of South Carson Street and Fairview. The officer stopped the vehicle and asked the man for a license which he said he didn't have it with him and stated he didn't have any identification with him.

The man told the officer his name was Benjamin. When asked for his Social Security number the man said he didn't know it. When the name was run through dispatch it came back that the person had a misdemeanor warrant for his arrest in Wells, Nev.

The man was told to get out of the vehicle. When Sassenberg was asked what was going on, the officer said that the person's information he proved had a warrant for his arrest. The deputy then asked about the man's real identify in which he gave to the officer. The identity came back with Sassenberg being wanted as a fugitive from justice in Placer County, Calif. He also did not have a valid driver's license, the arrest report states.

During a search of the vehicle officers found several items of drugs and paraphernalia, including a glass vial in the glove box with methamphetamine in it, as well as a baggie with meth and a digital scale.

Because the meth was found in the area closest to Cooney, she was arrested. When she arrived at jail she admitted that she had a glass meth pipe concealed in her bra, the arrest report states.

Sassenberg was arrested without bail based on the fugitive from justice charge. He also faces a felony charge of possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor charges of possession of drug paraphernalia, suspended registration and driving without a valid license.

Cooney faces a felony charge of possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail: $3,637.

— A 32-year-old Carson City man was arrested Friday, March 21, 5:15 p.m. in the area of Village and Pheasant. Mark Lobretto faces a felony charge of heroin possession and three misdemeanor charges.

According to the arrest report, Sgt. Brian Humphrey with the Carson City Sheriff's Office Special Enforcement Team was patrolling the area on an operation when he observed a man walking around in a well-known drug transaction area. He asked Lobretto if he could speak with him, explaining that he was not under arrest and that he was looking for a subject in the area.

Lobretto instead looked at the officer and stated on his own that he had an outstanding warrant for his arrested and provided Humphrey with his information, the arrest report states. It was confirmed that the man had two outstanding warrants, the first for petit larceny issued out of Eastfork Township with a $640 cash only bail amount. The second was out of Carson City Justice Court for contempt of court, with a bail amount of $494.

The officer took the man into custody. During the search he located a small piece of wax paper with a small amount of heroin on it, a spoon with heroin residue on it and cotton with residue on it. Bail: $4,771.

— A 27-year-old Carson City man was arrested March 21, 8:47 p.m. in the area of Long and Nevada streets. Derek John Melino faces a felony charge of possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor charges of possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

According to the arrest report the man was stopped for erratic driving. The man appeared overly nervous and shaky when the deputy spoke with him. He was asked if he had anything in the vehicle that he wasn't supposed to have. The man said he had a marijuana pipe and a very small amount of marijuana, arrest report states.

The man exited the vehicle and the officer asked where the items were and the man said in the glove box. The officer asked if he could get the items and the man said the officer could, the arrest report states.

The deputy opened the glove box and found a black zippered case in which there was a hypodermic needle. The officer asked the man if the needle would test positive for methamphetamine and the man said it would. Also in the case was glass marijuana pipe, a marijuana grinder and a small metal container where a second hypodermic device and a spoon was found. Both were tested positive for meth. Bail: $4,374.

— A 20-year-old Carson City man was arrested Sunday, 12:24 a.m. on suspicion of felony drug possession. Arron Juan Hernandez, also faces two misdemeanor charges: violation of a suspended sentence and contempt of court. The arrest was made in the 1800 block of East Long Street.

According to the arrest report, deputies responded to the area for a dispute between a father and son. When the officer arrived he found the father standing in front of the address. He said his son came home and was trying to fight him.

Officer searched the area where neighbors said they saw a man jumping fences. The officer then saw the man walking toward him. The officer told the man not to run, but he did anyway, with his hands reaching at his pockets, the arrest report states.

The officer told the man to stop and show him his hands and the man did not.

Hernandez then entered a parking lot area in the 1800 block of East Long and ran directly in front of the officer. The man put his hands up and sat down on the ground. He was arrested. Officers searched him and found three lithium pills in one of his back pockets. Bail: $6,000.

— A 34-year-old Carson City man, Steven David Calcaterra, was arrested March 22 in the 1400 block of Palo Verde Drive on a felony warrant, uttering a forged instrument.

Those arrested and facing charges are innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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Friday has arrived, Carson City. Kick off the weekend with live music at Westside Pour House, Living the Good Life, Glen Eagles, or Sassafras. Capital City Arts Initiative is proud to welcome a new exhibit to their gallery in the Carson City Courthouse. Check out the new exhibit and hear from the artist, Jeff Hantman, tonight at the opening reception. Laugh it up with Ester Steinberg at Carson Comedy in the Nugget or head to the Brewery Arts Center for an evening of Improv with special guests the Reno Improv Group.

FRIDAY:

• Monthly ‘Breakfast with Supervisor Brad’ Bonokowski at the Cracker Box (7am-8am; open to Carson City residents, the coffee is on Brad)
• Opening Day of ’For Detail View’ by artist Jeff Hantman at the CCAI Gallery in the Courthouse: 885 E. Musser (8am-5pm)
• Nate Clark's exhibition ‘Leeway’ in the OXS Gallery at the Nevada Arts Council: 716 N. Carson St. (8am-5pm)
• ’Pinhole Properties’ exhibit by artist Nancy Raven at the Community Development building [formerly the BRIC]: 108 E Proctor St (8am-12pm and 1pm-4pm)
• Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring Bob Hickox and Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
• ’Panorama: Selections from the Nevada Arts Council’s Artist Fellowship Program’ at the Western Nevada College Main Gallery in the Bristlecone Building
• New Year’s Art Show at the Nevada Artists Association Gallery in the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
• ’Fresh Fridays’ Farmers' Market at Carson Tahoe Regional Center, Parking lot 4 (11am-1pm; weather permitting)
• Starbucks Coffee Tasting at Carson Tahoe Medical Center (11am-12pm; free)
• First Friday BBQ: fun, games, prizes with representatives from TimberTech and AZEK Building Products at Meek’s Lumber: 2869 N. Carson St. (11am-1pm; free)
• Arlington Square Ice Rink (Sessions 3pm-5pm, 6pm-10pm; $7/$5 kids, $3 Skate Rental)
• Suds for Seniors Fundraiser at the Feisty Goat Pub: 1881 E. Long St. (4pm-10am; $15 to sample five beers; benefits the Meals on Wheels program; Tickets also available at the Carson Visitor Center and are good through June 30)
• Opening reception for Jeff Hantman's ‘For Detail View’ exhibition in the CCAI Courthouse Gallery: 885 E Musser St (5pm-7pm, free)
• Live Music with Carol Dolan at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (5pm-8pm)
• Live Music with Catfish Carl at 1862 David Walley's Restaurant and Saloon in Genoa (5pm-9pm)
• Live Music at San Marcos Grill
• Basic Astronomy: Introduction to winter constellations at Washoe Lake State Park - Meet at the Maze parking lot. After paying the fee at the entrance to the park, turn left and it’s the first parking lot on the right (6pm-7pm; entrance fee $7 per vehicle, $5 for NV residents)
• Line Dance Class with Anne at Yaple’s Ballroom: 315 N. Carson St. (6pm; free)
• Sierra Songwriters present: Songwriters in the Round at Comma Coffee (6pm)
• Live Music with Russell Ketenjian at Bella Fiore Wine (6pm-9pm)
• Friday Night Magic - Modern Format Tournament at Nerdvana: 3220 Hwy 50, Suite #2 (sign-ups until the 6:30pm start; eight players minimum; $5)
• Live Music with Terri Campillo and Craig Fletcher at Glen Eagles Restaurant (6:30pm-10:30pm)
• Improv Night with the BAC Blowhards and the Reno Improv Group: watch or participate at the Brewery Arts Center Black Box Theater (7pm; free, donations welcome)
• Carson Comedy: Ester Steinberg at Carson Comedy inside the Carson Nugget (doors open 6:45, show starts 7:30pm; $15 day of show, $13 in advance; purchase tickets at the Guest Services Desk)
• Singer, Songwriter, and more Open Mic at A to Zen: 1803 N. Carson St. (7pm)
• Karaoke hosted by Millers Entertainment at the Eleventh Frame Winners Lounge, Carson Lanes (7pm-11pm; raffle for singers and drink specials; must be 21+)
• Live Music with the Michael Furlong Band at Casino Fandango (7pm-12am)
• Live Music with Mixed Company at Flight: 2244 Meridian, off Airport in Minden (7:30pm)
• Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (7pm-9:30pm; $30 per painter)
• Live Music with John Underwood and Chris Fox at Sassafras Eclectic Food Joint: 1500 Old Hot Springs Rd. (8pm; all ages, no cover)
• Live Music with the Trippin King Snakes at Westside Pour House (8pm)
• Live Music with the Rebekah Chase Band at Max Casino: formerly the Carson Station (8pm-12am)
• Karaoke at Barb’s Y-Not: 152 E. Long St. (8pm)
• Live Music with the Wesley Orsolic Band at the Genoa Bar, Genoa (8pm)
• Whatitdo - A night of funk dedicated to Bernie Sanders in the Black Box Theater at the Brewery Arts Center (9pm; free, donations accepted)
• Friday Night Dance Party with DJ Bobby G at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson St. (9pm)
• Karaoke with J and M Productions at Whiskey Tavern (9pm)
• DJ and Dancing at Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar (10pm-2am)

A Carson City man was arrested Saturday evening on suspicion of felony domestic battery with strangulation and resisting officers, a Carson City sheriff's deputy said.

Edward Dale Chaney, 26, was arrested at 8:49 p.m. at a residence on East Roland Street where he and the victim were staying. According to the arrest report, deputies received a call from the suspect's father stating his son and girlfriend were arguing and he was fearful that the situation would escalate.

Upon arriving at the residence, deputies repeatedly attempted to contact the reporting witness, knocking on the door and calling on the phone. Unable to verify the welfare of the caller or the victim, deputies began a search of the outside of the property until they located a set of keys in the snow.

Using the keys to gain access to the garage, deputies found the victim in what appeared to be a living area furnished with a bed and a space heater. She had injuries to her head, neck and shoulders, the arrest report states.

The victim stated the father and son had gotten into an argument and Chaney began to hurt himself with a metal trash can lid. When the victim attempted to stop Chaney, he allegedly pinned her to a bed and began to punch and choke her. Then began to inhale Dust-off, according to the arrest report. The father intervened and they left the property, returning a short time later where the suspect was arrested.

As deputies began to lead Chaney to a vehicle, he began screaming for his father and resisting arrest. Deputies forced the suspect into the vehicle and he was taken to jail without further incident. In addition to the felony strangulation and misdemeanor resisting a peace officer, Chaney was arrested for his second incident of domestic battery, the last on occurring April of last year. Bail: $25,300.

Other arrests:
— A 40-year-old Carson City man was arrested early Sunday morning on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear on charges of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of sale.

Timothy Allen Webb was taken into custody after a brief standoff with deputies in the bathroom of a business in the 1900 block of North Carson Street. Webb failed to appear on his felony charges May 18, 2015 and as a result is being held without bail until he appears before the district judge.

— A 26-year-old Carson City man was arrested Saturday night for felony possession of heroin and other charges.
Luis Angel Fuentes was taken into custody at 9:55 p.m. in the 3300 block of Highway 50 East after deputies assigned to the Carson City Special Enforcement Team recognized Fuentes for having an outstanding warrant. After placing Fuentes into handcuffs, it was discovered during a search that he was in possession of heroin, a felony, and paraphernalia, a misdemeanor. Including the warrant for violation of a suspended sentence, also a misdemeanor, Fuentes’ bail is set at $6,500.

— An 18-year-old Carson City man was arrested Saturday, 9:18 p.m. near the 1400 block of East William Street. He was taken into custody for misdemeanor possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, not wearing a seat belt, and probation violation. Bail: $4,625.

— A 36-year-old Carson City man was arrested Saturday for DUI, child endangerment, and other charges after blowing a .316 on a breathalyzer test with his 9-year-old daughter in the vehicle.

According to the arrest report, the man was stopped for driving without headlights at 5:21 p.m. near Stewart and Carson streets. The man was placed into custody and the child was released to the mother after she arrived on scene. He was charged with gross misdemeanor child neglect/endangerment, misdemeanor DUI, driving without headlights, driving without a license and open container inside the vehicle. Bail: $3,725.

— A 24-year-old Mound House woman was arrested early Sunday morning near Highway 50 and Drako Way. Deputies received reports of a woman running in the road, and when deputies responded they discovered the suspect running in the traffic lanes. After questioning and checking her name for outstanding warrants, she was placed into custody for misdemeanor probation violation, where she was ordered not to drink alcohol. The woman blew a .242 on a breathalyzer test. Bail: $3,000.

— A 53-year-old Carson City woman was arrested at 7:35 p.m. Saturday evening near the 1800 block of North Edmonds for a misdemeanor warrant of violating bail conditions. Bail: $3,000.

— A 40-year-old resident of Carson City was arrested near Roop and Telegraph Saturday afternoon at 2:39 p.m. for five misdemeanors: contempt of court, expired vehicle registration, driving without a license, and two counts of child restraints required. Bail: $1,820.

— A 20-year-old Carson City man was arrested after rolling over his vehicle at the College Parkway and Interstate 580 on-ramp. He man left the scene of the accident and gave deputies a brief chase before being detained. The underage drinker blew a .161 on a breathalyzer test and was taken into custody. Gross misdemeanor failure to report an accident, misdemeanor obstructing and minor consuming alcohol. Bail $1,050.

— A 39-year-old Carson City man was arrested at his home for the gross misdemeanor of passing checks without funds. The warrant was issued by Reno Township and his bail is set at $500.

— A 25-year-old resident of Carson City was arrested New Year’s Eve for misdemeanor resisting arrest without violence and misdemeanor bicycle equipment violations. Bail: $300

— A 30-year-old Carson City man was arrested Sunday morning at 7:53am near College Parkway and Airport Road for an outstanding warrant for misdemeanor disorderly conduct. Bail: $500.

All information for the crime log (unless otherwise noted) comes from the arrest reports supplied by the Carson City Sheriff's Office, and is considered by law to be public information. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The policy of Carson Now is to name anyone who is arrested for a felony offense.

A brief car chase through Carson City ended with the vehicle crashed and a woman, wanted on multiple warrants, arrested. The crash happened Wednesday in the area of Northridge and Roop streets in Carson City. The suspect, Laurie Ann Hancock, 43, had four felony warrants for her arrest, confirmed Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong.

The chase happened shortly before 5:30 p.m. Hancock's record shows four outstanding felony warrants, two of which were no bail warrants, Furlong said. The bail warrants were for $10,000 and $20,000. She was taken to Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare, complaining of abdominal pain. In the vehicle officers found a bottle of Wild Turkey and a meth pipe, Furlong said.

A Carson City patrol officer had attempted to pull Hancock over on a failure to yield. Hancock then began blowing stop signs, speeding up along with way, with speeds reaching around 75 mph, according to police dispatch.

A water pipeline was damaged in the area as well as a grave stone in the cemetery where the chase had started, according to authorities at the scene. Witnesses said the vehicle, a VW Beetle, suffered minimal damage.

Hancock, who had been wanted on suspicion of multiple crimes, including drug and embezzlement charges, has altered her looks while being on the lamb, going from blonde to jet black hair over the course of her history of recent arrests.

Photo cutline: A car chase Wednesday in Carson City ended at Northridge and Roop streets. Laurie Ann Hancock, 43, was sought by authorities and had four felony warrants for her arrest. She was taken to the hospital and complained of chest pains.
Photo by Cathleen Allison / www.NevadaPhotoSource.com

A black bear sow and her three male cubs were captured this week on the west side of Carson City by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. The four bears were safely released back in to the wild Friday morning in the Ash Canyon area west of Nevada’s capital city.

The bears were on the verge of becoming “conflict” bears before the capture. “They had been raiding garbage cans and searching for fallen fruit from trees,” said NDOW biologist Carl Lackey. “NDOW’s new family trap, which has multiple trap chambers, was used in the capture.”

The sow was tranquilized outside the trap and placed in a secure chamber of the trap while the cubs remained up a tall tree. The three cubs eventually came down the tree and were caught in the second chamber.

“That is how we were able to reunite the sow with her cubs,” said Lackey.

The release took place on early Friday morning in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in Ash Canyon. Because cubs were involved a “soft release” technique was used. “During a soft release, we do not chase the bears with Karelian bear dogs because of the danger of separating the sow and the cubs,” said Lackey.

Nevada’s black bears normally begin hibernation between Thanksgiving and Christmas but can delay their sleeping plans if weather remains moderate and food is still available to the bears.

UPDATE: The Carson City Sheriff's Office has identified the man arrested for a burglary and chase this morning as Nicholas Stockwell, 22, of Carson City. He faces charges of Class B felony attempted burglary and misdemeanor charges of property damage and resisting a police officer.

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A man is in custody this morning after allegedly robbing a shopping center laundermat at 3173 Highway 50 East near the corner of Woodside and Airport Road in Carson City.

The robbery was reported at 10:53 a.m. and the suspect was detained shortly after 11 a.m. after a brief foot pursuit by Carson City Sheriff's deputies over fences and through backyards in the areas of La Loma and Monte Rosa streets. He was captured on Monte Rosa by officers near Empire Elementary.

An undisclosed amount of money was taken from the Wash Tub business. A box cutter and screw driver were reportedly used in the robbery.

A 30-year-old Carson City man was arrested Sunday and faces a felony charge of unlawful use of a credit card.
Jack Michael Bell is being held on $7,500 bond in the Carson City Jail. According to the arrest report, deputies were dispatched to the 200 block of Fairview Drive in reference to a fraud report.

The victim advised she discovered that her Chase Bank debit card was missing two days ago and she said she suspected her roommate and boyfriend, Jack Michael Bell, took her debit card, the arrest report states.

The victim was notified by her bank that $180 had been taken from the "Cardtronics" ATM machine located inside CVS Pharmacy in the 2000 block of Fairview Drive on June 29. The victim went to the store and spoke to the manager about the incident. The victim told officers the manager recalled dealing with Bell because he was angry after he tried to return an item he purchased, the arrest report states.

The manager also advised the victim she located a discarded ATM receipt left behind by Bell, according to the arrest report. The receipt matched the last four numbers to the victim's debit card. The victim said the manager located video footage of Bell using her card at the ATM, the arrest report states.

Officers spoke with the store manager who advised she recalled the incident with Bell the previous day because he was angry the "Google Play" card he purchased wasn't working. The manager said Bell was upset about having to return the item and the process involved, the arrest report states.

The manager showed the officer security video of Bell using the Cardtronics ATM between 3:20 p.m. to 3:25 p.m. The time stamp on the recovered ATM receipt was 3:21 p.m. The manager advised she would have to get clearance from her supervisor to release the tape. She advised she would notify the sheriff's office.

Officers then made contact with Bell at his work and requested to meet with him at the Sheriff's Office to speak about the incident, the arrest report states. Bell told the officer on the phone that the victim was lying and she allowed him to use the debit card on her behalf, the arrest report states.

The officer advised Bell that the two could speak about it more in depth when they met in person. The arresting officer then again spoke to the victim who had advised she had text messages between her and Bell indicating he was lying to her about taking her debit card. The officer viewed the messages which showed the victim questioning Bell about taking her debit card. In the messages, Bell denied any involvement in taking or using the card. The victim forwarded the messages to the officer, the arrest report states.

At around 5 p.m. officers met with Bell at the Carson City Sheriff's Office where he was read his Miranda rights and was advised of the circumstances being investigated and that he was a possible suspect.

Bell was cooperative and agreed to speak about the incident. He started off by saying the victim was lying and had a history of causing problems. Bell was advised the issue was the card and the matter at hand, the arrest report states.

He told the officer that the victim gave him the card to use and asked him to take out $180 cash for her. He said he gave her the money and said she had forgotten to ask him for the card back, the arrest report states.

He was asked why, on the recent text message to the victim, did he deny using the card or knowing where it was. Bell told the officer that in the middle of sending the text message they spoke over the phone.

The officer advised Bell that his story didn't match and pointed to the timeline of the messages which indicated after they had this alleged conversation where he confessed to having the card, he still continued to deny to her he had no knowledge of where the card was or that he had used it. Bell was insistent that the victim was lying to police.

He was taken into custody. During inventory of Bell's wallet the officer asked if the victim's debit card was inside. Bell said it was. He offered to pay the victim the money she was out, the arrest report states. The officer advised that he should follow up with his attorney with any issues about the case. He was booked without incident.

In other arrests:

— A 21-year-old Carson City woman was arrested Sunday at the intersection of Lompa Lane and Highway 50 and faces a felony charge of driving a stolen vehicle and a misdemeanor charge of being in violation of a suspended sentence.

Kimberly Ann Sebring was in a vehicle that was stopped at 12:04 a.m. eastbound on Highway 50. The vehicle, a Cadillac Escalade, was stopped because it didn't have a license plate light.

A Carson City Sheriff's Office patrol officer spoke with the driver and two passengers, including Sebring, who had two warrants issued for her arrest. One was a felony warrant, being in possession of a stolen motor vehicle, issued May 2, 2013 out of Carson City Justice Court. The other warrant was for violation of a suspended sentence, failure to report for daily check-in issued April 18, 2013. Bail: $6,000.

— A 28-year-old Carson City man faces a felony charge of providing false identification to avoid prosecution and two misdemeanor charges — violation of a suspended sentence and a warrant out of Douglas County. Dylan Ray Girard was arrested at 1:55 a.m. in the 1400 block of Rand Avenue on Sunday. Officers went to the home of Girard to serve a warrant.

When officers arrived they met with Girard who identified himself as someone else. According to the arrest report, the man tried to convince officers by telling them names of another man's sister, mother and providing a Social Security number.

The man was instead positively identified by his tattoos and pictures from the local law enforcement photo system. He was taken into custody. Bail: $13,500.

Those arrested and facing charges are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Western Nevada College has named 312 students to the Fall 2015 Dean’s List. For consideration to WNC’s Dean’s List, students must complete at least 12 units during the semester and accumulate a grade point average of 3.50 or higher. Honorees are:

Beaverton, Ore.
Casey Cornwell

Billings, Mont.
Jake Tallman

Carson City
Matthew Aarons, Yesenia Ambriz, Rachel Andersen, Neil Anderson, Hannah Anderson, Helina Ashagrie, Matthew Aymami, Jose Alfredo Banuelos, Earl Barbeau, Jesse Barker, Jennifer Barlow, Ruben Bedoy-Zarate, Jeanetta Bernard, James Blanchard, Katie Borgman, Anthony Braceful, Colby-Travis Buenteo, Joshua Burkett, Samantha Byassee, Jesica Cacho, Kyle Christian, Sarah Conner, Daisy Cooley, Madison Cressey, Palmer Cronkhite, Mhervin Dagdagan, Rossnel Dagdagan, Corrina Demaria, Aimee Dougherty, Debra Draper, Gayle Etchamendy, Kristen Fabry, Athena Favero, Emily Fernandez, Braulio Fernandez, Jesus Fernandez Garcia, Lauren Fisher, Siara Freyer, Bryce Fuller, Taylor Garcia, Ryan Gonzalez, Taylor Goodale, Suzanne Goski, Chelsea Goss, Sarah Goulart, Lesley Green, Elizabeth Gulley, David Guntner, Diana Gurrola, Rachel Guthrie, Michael Hanchor, Katie Harvey, Charles Hersey, Janelle lIoff, Alex James, John Krause, Amy Laipple, John Lawlor, Mario Lugo-Villalvazo, Frine Lugo-Villalvazo, Chance MacDonald, Josemiguel Maldonado, Limmce Martinez, Julianna Masters, Fernando Mata-Izquierdo, Corwin McIntosh, Maegan McKeen, Wyatt McKenzie, Colleen Mills, Cierra Mullen, Maurillo Olivares, Alison Orris, Kelsey Penrose, Michelle Perry, McKenzie Peterson, Suzanne Pipho, Crystal Rainwater, Jennifer Ramirez, Kristopher Ray, Morgan Remick, Marcela Reyes, Austin Rice, Brian Rosas, Mariya Roser, Caleb Schadeck, Martin Schrauth, Andrea Senda, Albert Sevier, Cody Shepard-Smedley, Eddie Shope, Reanna Stroup, Ettore Toro, Jeremiah Ussher, Charlene Valles, Kaitie Vugteveen, Robert Williamson, Taylor Zubey

Corinne, Utah
McKell Marble

Dayton
Shannon Alton, Adrian Barrera, Rachel Clark, Hilary Collins, Natalie Delbecq, Mallory Dickenson, Kenneth Edlefsen, Brady Heusser, Laurel Hunt, Breana Kjeldgard, Jessica Landa, Stephanie Landis, Grace Leval, Jared Logan, Ashley Lyford-McGowan, Todd Minto, David Mohr, Danielle Myers, Troy Nezos, Nicholas Palmer, Jeremiah Paul, Gemma Ramirez, Abram Ramirez Perez, Julie Russ, Demi Salamanca, Dillon Selmi, Kelsi Sequeira, Emil Stoica, Gail Thompson, Matthew Tomlinson, Oakley Workman

Fallon
Angela Arvayo, Kaitlyn Beauregard, Braden Benecke, Megan Chambers, Courtney Chapman, Youki Clare, Colton Coverston, Marshall Coverston, Taylor Davids, Helmuth Dela Cruz, Sheri Dodd, Brandon Donahue, McKenzie Feest, Devyn Frederick, Kellie Gardner, Charles Gomes, Kathleen Hayhurst, Caleb Hendrix, Megan Hill, Kovey Huckaby, Sarah Inglis, Maysie Jones, Brian Koch, Jimmie Lemon, Michael O’Toole, Carissa Parsons, Raymond Plasse, Malory Pruitt, Lana Quint, Michael Richards, Ronald Rockstrom, Rachel Sisson, Whitney Skabelund, Lawrence Smith, Ethan Smith, Alyssa Stockard, Orion Vick, Melyssa Williams, Toni Wisdom

Fernley
Amao Arriaga, Drew Bassett, Kaval Bedi, Blaine Briggs, Karena Corbin, Graciela DeLeon, Sean Dixon, Kelsey Fagundes, Jeanna Flint, Jason Hanski, Bailey Henderson, Hallie Jim, Kierra Kilby, Alison King, Bronson Knight, Amanda Lett, Jonathan Ludwig, Tesla Lyon, Hunter Meisner, Kassandra Miller, Madison Parmenter, Eric Perez, Cristian Profilio, Abigail Richter, David Russell, Kyle Throckmorton, Sara Versteeg, Samuel Wright

Fort Collins, Colo.
Chad Bell

Gardnerville
Jenny Barton, Collin Bilger, Anthony Brewer, Courtney Butler, Rachael Capalbo, Cira Craighead, Melissa Downes, Jaimie Grahl Lawrence, Andrew Hettrick, Hannah Higginson, Ian Isherwood, James Lethbridge, John Lister, Alisa Merino, Michael Miranda, Carlee Monson, Christopher Mueller, Matthew Nimtz, Chelsea Osborn, Danielle Reich, Ellie Stankus, Carissa Swan, Carly Talia, Susanne Tuttle, Jennifer Wing

Genoa
Michael O’Dell

Glendora, Calif.
DJ Peters

Graham, Wash.
Kyle Thompson

Hawthorne
Philip Nelson

Henderson
Austin Barry, Savannah Romero

Hooper, Utah
Kristina George

Las Vegas
Grace Galvao Machado, Bradley Lewis, Lulia Nita, Alexa Orozco, Oscar Paris, Maxwell Paris, Zhea Price, Harmony Ruth, Ricky Smith

Markleeville, Calif.
David Foley

Minden
Katherine Antti, Christopher Brossard, Jacob Fowler, Terri Heglar, Michael Irvin, Michael Jarrett, Joshua McHale, Seana McManus, Lindsay Moore, Daniel Morgan, Annika Peterson, Samuel Schnorbus, Meaghan Singer, Hannah-Beth Tems, Amanda Weaver, Whitney Weaver

Mound House
Terry Jeter

Newberg, Ore.
Chase Kaplan

Newcastle, Utah
Dakota Robinson

North Las Vegas
Matthew Coyle, Sabrina Cruz, Erika Santos

Park City, Utah
Blake Morin

Reno
Kaleiokamanaolana Freitas, David Galvan, Eli Haddox, Daniel Hanks, Dawn Kalanick, Amber Kern, Reese Kvaal, Alex Moya, Rebecca Nolan, Bowman Ryan, Matthew Sheldon

Sandy, Utah
Riley Hennings

Schurz
Selena Venegas

Silver Springs
Hanna Hutt, Madison King, Angel Ortiz, Leanne Perez, Madison Richards, Sahara Robbins, Takoda Stewart, Dowain Swain, Mikayla Swoverland

Stagecoach
Halee Gahr, Gerry Moss

Virginia City
Brittani Cormany, Tiffani Curtis, David Laine

Washoe Valley
Madeliene Alauria, Clay Hendricks, Erika Minaberry, Caitlin Parenti, Joshua Patterson

Wellington
Ellicia Ramos, Shad Rosaschl, Dustin Urton

West Valley City, Utah
Melanie Mecham

Yerington
Amanda Bacon, Cortez Berumen, Jacob Foli, Karen Fowler, Erik Gonzalez, Bailey Kelton, Fransisco Leyva-Diaz, Kelly O’Keefe, Melissa Pursel, Erica Riege, Daniel Sciarani, Daniel Zendejas

Okay all you procrastinators, if you planned on making it to the Arlington Square Ice Rink, then today is your last chance. With a temperature around 50, it should be a perfect day to skate one last time. Show some Senator Pride tonight at the Community Center as 24 seniors compete for ‘Mr. Carson High.’ There’s a lot going on this weekend, so take a look at the list and go have some fun.

SATURDAY:

• Free Basketball Handling Clinic for Kids at the Multi-Purpose Athletic Center (MAC): 1870 Russell Way (7:30am-8:30am; sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club)
• Sixth Annual Carson High School Safe Grad 5k Run/Walk at the Carson High School track (race 10am-12:30pm; same day registration begins at 8:30am, $35, $25 for those 18 and younger; raffle tickets available - $5 each or 5 for $20)
• Women's Self Defense Seminar at No Limits Martial Arts (formerly, Carson ATA): 3242 Research Way (8:30am; $10, proceeds going to Advocates to End Domestic Violence; Call 775-883-5425 for more information or to register)
• Love Can Be Cold 5 or 10K: 7th Annual Be Bold, Run in the Cold Winter Trail Series presented by Ascent Runs- begins at Prison Hill, west side of the water tank. Trailhead at Koontz and Edmonds; look for blue truck and pop-ups (race begins 9am; registration $25, students $15 - cash or card only; All runners, whether pre-registered or not, must check in race morning; Walkers are welcome)

Everyone can enjoy the great outdoors today. The more experienced runners will want to head to Prison Hill for the Love Can Be Cold 5 or 10K. Help raise money for the Class of ’16 Safe Grad at Carson High: their 5K will be on flat ground. A short half mile hike at Dayton State Park will include a lesson on the local wildlife.

• Little League Registration at the Indoor Facility at Governor’s Field (8am-12pm; open to ages 4-18 as of Aug. 31, 2016 who live in Carson or attend Carson schools; bring original birth certificates and proof of residency)
• Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring Bob Hickox and Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
• Coffee and Donuts with EAA Sierra Chapter 403 at 2500 E. College Pkwy (8:30am-12pm, all welcome)
• Carson Girls Softball Sign-ups at the MAC Building: 1860 Russell Way (9am-1pm; open to ages 4.5 – 18 as of Jan. 1, 2016; $75, with a discounted price for additional siblings)
• Soroptimists’ Valentine Tag, Craft, and Bake Sale at the Dayton Community Center: Pike St., Dayton (9am-3pm)
• Valentine Vendors at the Carson Mall (10am-5pm)
• Ladies Day at Greenhouse Garden Center: 2450 S. Curry St. (classes run 10am-3pm; $20, reservations required 775-882-8600; refreshments provided by Artisan Café)
• Valentine Vendors at the Carson Mall (10am-5pm)
• New Year’s Art Show at the Nevada Artists Association Gallery in the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
• Artist Meet and Greet with Kenny Arnold at Eagle Valley Trading Post: 110 S. Curry (10am-12pm)
• LAST DAY: Arlington Square Ice Rink (Sessions 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm, 6pm-10pm; $7/$5 kids, $3 Skate Rental)
• Family Day; Meet the Young Chautauquans at the Carson Valley Museum and Cultural Center: 1477 Hwy 395, Gardnerville (10am-2pm; free admission)
• Monthly meeting of F.E.A.T. (Families for Effective Autism Treatment) in the back room at Comma Coffee (10:30am)
• Swim Class for Kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder at the Carson City Aquatic Facility (11am; $4)
• WARF Cat and Kitten Adoption Event at Petco on Topsy Lane (11am-4pm; all cats are fixed, vaccinated and micro-chipped)
• Tailgate Party at the Carson Valley Inn Casino, Minden (11am-4pm; live music, giveaways, and more)
• Downtown Business Association's Wine Walk: sign up at Bella Fiore Wines, the Carson Nugget, Cactus Jacks, Carson Jewelry and Loan, Remedy's Bar, or Touched By Angels (1pm-5pm; $15)

Get your wine walk on today. Enjoy live music at the Brewery Arts Center and Comma Coffee. The Carson Hot Springs will have a raffle for free passes at the Carson Visitor Center. Meet and greet some great photographers at the Nevada Day Store. And don’t forget your sweetheart as you wander around our great downtown shops.

• Photography Show/Sale and Artist Meet and Greet at the Nevada Day Store and Trading Post (1pm-4pm)
• Live Music with Hallie Kirk at Comma Coffee (1pm-5pm)
• Guided Nature Walk at Dayton State Park- meet at Park’s Group Use Pavilion (1pm-3pm; wear warm clothing and good shoes for this half mile walk along the river; park entrance fee $7 per vehicle, $5 for NV residents)
• Love on a Leash: read to a therapy dog and receive a free book at the Carson City Library (1pm; ages 17 and younger; park at the Community Center or at Smith’s Grocery)
• Live Music with the Zephyrus Brass Quintet in the NAA Gallery at the Brewery Arts Center (3pm-4pm)
• Suds for Seniors Fundraiser at the Feisty Goat Pub: 1881 E. Long St. (4pm-10am; $15 to sample five beers; benefits the Meals on Wheels program; Tickets also available at the Carson Visitor Center and are good through June 30)
• Wine Tasting at Genoa Candy and Coffee in Carson Lanes (4pm-8pm; $5 for five tastes)
• Live Music with Catfish Carl at 1862 David Walley's Restaurant and Saloon in Genoa (5pm-9pm)
• Live Music with Russell Ketenjian at Bella Fiore Wine (6pm-9pm)
• Star Party at Western Nevada College’s Observatory: 2699 Van Patten Ave (6pm-10:30pm; free; weather permitting -NOT open if it is snowing and/or there is snow on the roads)
• ’Mr. Carson High’ Competition in the Bob Boldrick Theater at the Community Center (6:30pm; $10)
• Live Music with Terri Campillo and Craig Fletcher at Glen Eagles Restaurant (6:30pm-10:30pm)
• Live Music: Paisley Nightmare with special guest Canyon White in the A to Zen ‘Zen Den’: 1803 N. Carson St. (6pm doors; 7pm start; $5 cover, you get $5 store credit)

Get your live music fix tonight. Downtown check out the Lost Mountain Band at Carson Cigar Co. Sassafras is rocking out with an all ages punk show featuring the Damnit Jims, the Shames, and the Hybrid Creeps. A to Zen features Paisley Nightmare in their Zen Den. Dance with Thre3 Guyz Rockin at the Eleventh Frame Lounge inside Carson Lanes.

• Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (7pm-9:30pm; $30 per painter)
• Live Music with the Michael Furlong Band at Casino Fandango (7pm-12am)
• Music Saturdays: Live Music with the Lost Mountain Band at Carson Cigar Co. (8pm-11am)
• Live Music with the Rebekah Chase Band at Max Casino: formerly the Carson Station (8pm-12am)
• Live Music with Thre3 Guyz Rockin AKA the Iron Age at the Eleventh Frame Winners Lounge, Carson Lanes (8pm-12am; must be 21+)
• Live Music with the Trippin King Snakes at the Red Dog Saloon, Virginia City (8pm)
• Rock’n N Bowl’n at Gold Dust West (8pm)
• Karaoke at the Spoke Bar and Grill (8pm)
• Karaoke with J and M Productions at Beercade: 1930 N. Carson St. (8pm)
• All-ages Punk Show with The Damnit Jims, The Shames, and The Hybrid Creeps at Sassafras Eclectic Food Joint: 1500 Old Hot Springs Rd. (9pm; no cover)
• Karaoke at Westside Pour House (9pm)
• Dancing with DJ Bobby G at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (9pm)
• DJ and Dancing at Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar (10pm-2am)

Are you ready for some football? Maybe you’re just a fan of the commercials. Either way, today is the big game between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers. Carson City will be hopping with gridiron parties at bars, restaurants, and casinos. Start the day with a pancake breakfast at the Elks Club. For those who aren’t a pigskin fan, consider playing a few rounds of bingo to benefit the Carson Animal Shelter Initiative.

SUNDAY:
Click here for a list of Super Bowl Parties

• First Sunday Breakfast at the Elks Club: 515 N Nevada (bar opens 7am; 8:30am-11am, $7)
• Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring Bob Hickox and Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
• Breakfast and Bowl at Carson Lanes (9am-12pm; breakfast and unlimited bowling until noon $13, $8 kids 12 and younger)
• Valentine Vendors at the Carson Mall (10am-5pm)
• Breaking Hearts Trap Shoot for first time women and youth shooters at the Capitol City Gun Club: 3590 Arrowhead (10am-2pm; lunch available for purchase; New first time shooters will receive: 1 FREE round of targets, gun use and ammo. Additional rounds at member price)
• Family Day: All Ages Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (10am-12:30pm; $20 per painter)
• Bingo fundraiser for CASI at Carson City Senior Center (doors 11am, 12:30pm-4pm; $10 buy in, must be 21+)
• Sunday Funday: Free game of pool with drink purchase at Westside Pour House
• Barony of FalDare, Amtgard Live Action Role Play Group at Nerdvana: NEW LOCATION 3220 Hwy 50, Suite #2 (12pm-4pm; Foam sword fighting, crafts, classes; child-friendly, under 18 must have a waiver signed by their parents; newcomers welcome, for info email FalDareMonarchy@gmail.com)
• Dayton Valley Chili Cook-off and Super Bowl Party at the Dayton Valley Golf Club Bar and Grill (Sampling and Judging begins at 2pm with Super Bowl Party to follow; Tastings $5 or $3 for just one bowl; benefit for the Dayton Food Pantry; Cooking begins at 10am, and contestants should bring their own grill/stoves, tables, pots, pans, spices, ingredients, and any other items needed to prepare their chili)
• Weekly Pool Tournament at Whiskey Tavern (register 1pm; 2pm start; $10 per person)
• Pool Tournament at Remedy’s (2pm-5pm; $5 buy-in; APA Rules)
• Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (3pm-5:30pm; $30 per painter)
• Super Bowl 50: Denver Broncos vs Carolina Panthers (kickoff 3:25pm)

Every week, I create a list of the fun stuff and events going on around the Carson City area for my Facebook page, I Love Carson City. There is quite a bit to do in our beautiful capital this week, so grab the kids, your friends and family, and have a great weekend.

My weekly Facebook list includes Friday-Thursday, so please go here for events beyond Sunday, or just wait for my daily ‘Things to do’ here on Carson Now. You do NOT need a Facebook account to access the information.

As always, Carson Now welcomes reader contributions to our website. Go here to submit an event, photo, or item of interest.

CARSON CITY – The deadline for a free, federal independent foreclosure review for Nevadans whose homes were in foreclosure in 2009 or 2010 has been extended to Sept. 30, 2012, Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto said today.

The previous deadline was July 31.

Photo by respres via Wikimedia Commons.

Ordered by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, the independent foreclosure review will determine whether individuals suffered financial injury and should receive compensation or other remedy because of errors or other problems which occurred during the foreclosure process.

“Do not wait until the extended Sept. 30 deadline to submit your application for a free and independent foreclosure review,” Masto said.

According to the OCC’s recent report, as of May 31, 108,687 Nevadans who are eligible for the review received a mailing and 4,267 Nevadans submitted requests for review.

Information about Independent Foreclosure Review may appear in this format in advertisements and postcard notices that eligible borrowers recently received by mail.

More information, including edibility and online applications is available at www.independentforeclosurereview.com or 888-952-9105 (between 8 am and 10 pm (Eastern), Monday through Friday, and between 8 am and 5 pm Saturday). All requests for Review Forms must be submitted online or postmarked no later than September 30, 2012. Not every finding will result in compensation or other remedy.

In first announcing the program on May 31, Masto said: “I encourage Nevadans hurt by foreclosure errors and who are eligible, to apply for a free review before the July 31 (now Sept. 30) deadline. In doing so, beware of anyone who asks you to pay a fee for any foreclosure review service and immediately report those persons or companies to my office.”

To be eligible, the foreclosure process must have been active between Jan. 1, 2009 and Dec. 31, 2010. The property securing the loan must have been a primary residence, and the mortgage must have been serviced by: America’s Servicing Co., Aurora Loan Services, BAC Home Loans Servicing, Bank of America, Beneficial, Chase, Citibank, CitiFinancial, CitiMortgage, Countrywide, EMC, EverBank/EverHome Mortgage Company, Financial Freedom, GMAC Mortgage, HFC, HSBC, IndyMac Mortgage Services, MetLife Bank, National City Mortgage, PNC Mortgage, Sovereign Bank, SunTrust Mortgage, U.S. Bank, Wachovia, Washington Mutual, Wells Fargo, or Wilshire Credit Corporation.

More than 4.3 million forms and letters explaining the process were sent to eligible homeowners in 2011. Nevada residents who received a letter should be aware it is a legitimate program.

Anyone who wants to report an independent foreclosure review scam can contact the Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection Hotline at 702-486-3132 or visit http://bit.ly/NVAGComplaintForms.

First, it was saluting his opponent’s dugout as he circled third base after hitting a home run last year in a CSN uniform early in the season. Then, it was tossing his bat up 10 feet in the air as he hit a lazy fly-ball in the post-season tournament later in that season. Now, he's blowing kisses to the pitcher as he crosses home plate after a home run. My question is: When will the overpaid #1 draft pick of 2010 learn to just play the game?

He signed for just under $10 million and he has been excelling in Hagerstown, which is the Class A affiliate for the Washington Nationals organization. After his latest mistake which common sense should have told him that it was dumb for him to even think about doing it; he will likely know what it's like to be hit by a 90+ MPH pitch somewhere on his body (if he hasn't experienced that already). The 18 year old is showing his age and immaturity. The Washington Nationals will need to police him, and quickly, before their $9.9 million dollar investment becomes more of a liability.

Harper also might want to think about his childish antics before he does them because it could hinder his ability of moving up to the majors as quickly as he would like. The Nationals will not bring up someone who acts like they should still be in high school.

We all know Harper (and his parents) decided to forego his final two years in high school to chase the money. Everybody knows that was an investment move, but here's a thought: How about playing the game for the game and not the money?

Harper, you have the talent, use it wisely. If you sign a professional contract, the first word you should get to know: Responsibility.

Western Nevada College will graduate 543 students this spring. Commencement was held Monday in Carson City with a ceremony to be held Tuesday in Fallon. The class of 2014 will receive a record 581 degrees and certificates.

Also on Monday, the WNC nursing program graduates celebrated with a traditional pinning ceremony at the Carson Nugget. Dr. Tom Kubistant, a WNC psychology and communications instructor, delivered the Carson City ceremony commencement address.

Crystal Abba, Nevada System of Higher Education Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs, will deliver the Fallon ceremony commencement address. Attendees in that ceremony may begin seating at 6 p.m.

Here are the graduating students of Western Nevada College class of 2014:

Markleeville, Calif.

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Cheryl E. Simmons

Morgan Hill, Calif.

Associate of Science: Lyle Alan McDougall

South Lake Tahoe, Calif.

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Carol Apodaca, Natalie Campbell Johnson

Associate of General Studies - Criminal Justice: William T. Church

Sacramento

Associate of General Studies: Kari Halen

Tracy, Calif.

Associate of Arts: Katelyn Bomar

White, Ga.

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Stephanie Lynn Moyer

Boise, Idaho

Associate of Arts: Antonio Roque

Blue Diamond, Nev.

Associate of Arts: Connor Michael Klein

Carson City, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Accounting: Mary E. Anguiano, Janet L. Carter, Kim D. Farrow, Leopoldo Franco, Catherine Elizabeth Greek, Desirae L. Munns

Associate of Applied Science - Automotive Mechanics: Jesse Kendall Barker, Erik Llamas Navarro, Joshua Rollings

Associate of Applied Science - Computer Networking Technology: Christopher R. Maslow, Michael A. Sheldrew, James W. Vincent, Vernon David Wungnema Jr.

Associate of Applied Science - Construction Project Management: James Lucas

Associate of Applied Science - Criminal Justice: Joshua D. Tigh

Associate of Applied Science - Deaf Studies: Aubrey Ann Leen, Jennifer Lynn Robbins

Associate of Applied Science – Early Childhood Education: Karen Ann Klug, Mary Elizabeth Coker, Brenda Janet Rivera-Bravo, Kimberly Ellen Sanchez

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Kathleen Sue Armstrong, Janet L. Carter, Rebecca Marie Clemensen, Cecelia Davi, Catherine Elizabeth Greek, Jason James Henkle, Charles Keller, Alicia Stimka

Associate of Applied Science - Graphic Communications: Angel Andraca-Garcia, Stevi Yvonne Goletto, Ariel Deanna Brittany Hobdy, Michael Keagy, Alice Page Murch Smith, Lindsay Anne Van Alyne

Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology: James Rocha

Associate of Applied Science - Law Enforcement Academy: Jose Garcia

Associate of Applied Science - Machine Tool Technology: Michael J. Foley, Rory K. Fuller Jr., Mario A. Morris

Associate of Applied Science – Management: Robin Marie Hannah Cunningham, Kim D. Farrow, Jason James Henkle

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Sarah Allen, Ila M. Bottoms, Julie David, Jeffrey W. Delaski, Amanda Freeman, Nicole Marie Greenwood, Danielle Hemerson, Laura Ellen Pitman, Kelsey Selfridge, Ramona L. Smolenski, Elivette, Isabel Zambrano

Associate of Arts: Heather Dawn Anderson, April R. Arden, Cassandra Rose, Avendano, Alejandra Avila, Margarita M. Bautista, Laura Kate Borst, Jennifer Holly Bracamontes, Melissa Brinks, Angela Lynn Cannon, April Castaneda, Darcy Mae Clark, Christina Rashelle, Connell, Aaron David Dally, Shantell Alyce Davis, Grace Espinoza, William Frederick Evenden, Jennifer Ruth Evans, Nikka Lynn Filippi, Frizia Flores Hernandez, Greyson Stanley Friend, Kassandra Fuentes, Amairani M. Gonzalez-Meza, Kathleen Jo Graham, Delaney Anne Gunter, Stacy Fransina Halverson, Adam Paul Haney, James Randy Hardiman II, Michael J. Hunter, January Stephanie Hurlbert, Taylor Jo Keema, Jason Anthony Kerver, Daren Earl Kight, Aubrey Ann Leen, James Dalton Lewandowski, Rachael Link, Ryan Fletcher Livermore, Colleen G. Lombardo, Yadira Y. Lopez, Maria G. Magana-Avina, Sharlene Manriquez, Mary Elizabeth Matthews, Mandy Mary May, Tiana McAllister-Daggs, JoAnne McClure, Susana Elizabeth Melgarejo, Cathy Lynette Mello, Karen Moreno, Francisco R. Mosqueda, Jacob Kyle Nicholson, Mia Anne Orlando, Richard D. Panozzo, Shelby L. Price, Douglas G. Ritter, Denisse Guadalupe Rivera, Sarah Robinson, Danielle C. Rumbaugh, Shannon Marie Scott, Krysta Scripter, John Charles Sheldon, Kylie Nicole Shepherd, Steven Anthony Skonord, Monica Michelle Spraggins, Trevor Stocke, Alexandra Rachele Taylor, Bailee Taylor, Kylie Mills Vizzusi, Ryan David Wendt, Amanda Kathleen White

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Mary Elizabeth Coker, Arnold Franky Flores Estrada, Giovanni Fonseca, Sierra Fowzer, Jason James Henkle, Sharon Maria Logue, Kari L. Lunger, Benjamin James Mallery, Erwin Rojas, Shawna Marie Rosky, Gary A. Touchton

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Robbin Butterfield, Chase Andrew Fuller, Kelly Lynn Keefe, Ian David Knight, Kelsey A. Long

Associate of Arts - Fine Arts: Lynette M. Carlson, David Anthony Voight

Associate of General Studies: Wendy Beard, Duane Allan Bratsch, Michelle Carrette, Heather Louise Christensen, Matthew Wayne Cluff, Shantell Alyce, Davis, Doreen Engel, Aron Max Harvey, Rosemary Anne Helsing, Amanda Hood, Thomas Kirsch, Shannon Marie Krupp, Brittany Lewis, Ariana Miranda, Amber M. Newton, Nancy Parker, Donovan Prestella, Sharon Pearl Ravenelle, Yuri Rodiles, Shayna N. Ruybalid, Kaitlin Elaine Saucedo, Amy Marie Savage, Henry Serrano Jr., Lexine Joy Thompson, Gary A. Touchton, Trevor Robert Wilkie

Associate of Science: Larissa Anthia Chamousis, Jonathan R. Christensen, Rocio A. Cruz Larios, David Jason Dreyer, Harper Fife, Timothy David Galluzi, Kyle Gerber-Winn, Rachel Elizabeth Gross, Holly Leigh Harkins, Emilie Labadie, Jared Link, Kimberley Michele Mayes, Sharon Elizabeth Montiel, Anthony T. Reeves-Crouch, Tag E. Spikes, Matthew Ray Vallarino, Cesar Vega, Ryan James Walker

Associate of Science - Biological Sciences: Viviana Cortes-Ventura, Christopher Pierrott

Associate of Science – Engineering: Kevin Brandenburg, Darren Anthony Hughes, Nathaniel C. Rash

Associate of Science – Geosciences: David Castle, Shantell Alyce Davis, Lauren Kathryn Ely

Associate of Science – Mathematics: Amy Beth Barlow, Daniella L. Tecca

Bachelor of Technology - Construction Management: Janette M. Bloom, Don G. Boebel, Tammy J. Kinsley, Shon E. Nelson, Ricardo Salas

Certificate of Achievement - American Sign Language: Kelly Lynn Keefe, Aubrey Ann Leen, Brittany Lewis

Certificate of Achievement – Bookkeeping: Merlin E. Tryon

Certificate of Achievement – Business: Allison Danielle Ashton, Michelle Carrette, Cody James Quirk

Certificate of Achievement - Early Childhood Education: Marina Marie Diaz

Certificate of Achievement - Geographic Information Systems: Steven C. Tirre

Certificate of Achievement - System Administration Technician: Arvin Aguinaldo, Humberto R. Zaragoza

Crystal Bay, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Svetlana Chashchina

Dayton, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Accounting: Rebecca Bustos

Associate of Applied Science - Automotive Mechanics: Brenda Michelle Tidwell

Associate of Applied Science - Computer Networking Technology: William Shane Jones, Ian Oliver

Associate of Applied Science - Construction Project Management: Franklin Cruz

Associate of Applied Science - Criminal Justice: Carlotta May Collins

Associate of Applied Science - Deaf Studies: Michaelyn Jeanine Palamar

Associate of Applied Science - Early Childhood Education: Marie Elizabeth Wagner

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Keith Boniface, Rebecca Bustos, Amanda Jones, Alejandra N. Leon

Associate of Applied Science - Graphic Communications: Amanda Rose Gildea

Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology: Matthew W. Chaney-Lampson

Associate of Applied Science – Management: Rebecca Bustos

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Jennifer Cavanaugh, Lisa L. Duncan, Ian Greenlee

Associate of Applied Science - Technology- Machine: Andrew David Boucher

Associate of Applied Science - Welding Technology: Joseph Davis Alton III, Joshua N. Fowler

Associate of Arts: Erick James Albertson, Arthur Duff Callan IV, Kimberly Cruz, Maria Celeste Diaz, Tiffany Douglass, Pedro Duenas, Mariah N.M. Flores, Jessica L. Flowers, Brian Gaab, Devin Galloway, Daniel Steven Garcia, Trishia Rochelle Haahr, Daniel L. Holley, Lavurne Elizabeth Jeffreys, McKenzie Kielty, Carie S. Lamkin, Magdalena Luz Landa Munoz, Alejandra N. Leon, Erin E. Mason, Mitzi Mueller, Jessica Ramirez Perez, Daniel Willis Schierholt, Monica Francesca Stephenson, Wendy Michael Tierney, Rebecca Anne Van Sickle, Jeremy Walkama, Scott M. Witter

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Shanleigh Anne Brethauer, Jameson Gary Nelson, Samuel M. White

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Brianna Marie Carr, Devin Galloway

Associate of Arts - General Studies: Amanda Rose Gildea, Trishia Rochelle Haahr, Jocelyn Marie Wood

Associate of Science: Jacob Donald Avendano, Roscoe L. Bower VII, Alex Knudson, Nhobelyn Mainit Kho, Raul Leon, Eric Waski

Bachelor of Technology - Construction Management: Dustin Cheney, Charles Earle Horn, Anthony J. Whittington

Certificate of Achievement - American Sign Language: Mariah N.M. Flores, Michaelyn Jeanine Palamar

Certificate of Achievement – Bookkeeping: Rebecca Bustos

Certificate of Achievement – Business: Ana Karen Espinosa

Certificate of Achievement - Law Enforcement Aacademy: Brett John Bindley

Elko, Nev.

Associate of Arts: Madison Gonzalez

Fallon, Nev.: Associate of Applied Science - Automotive Mechanics: Michael Lynn Lakin

Associate of Applied Science - Early Childhood Education: Caitlin Anne Wright

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: David Hardin

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Seron Camille Bake, Jennifer F. Magana

Associate of Arts: LaRonda L. Atchison, Stephanie Renee Bishop, Leah Lorrayne Clark, Ashley Brianne Cole, Elizabeth Cole, Melissa Dawn Davis, Sofia Doiron, Brittany M. Esposito, Kaylee A. Hammond, Margaret A. Hernandez, Krista D. Llamas, Kimberly Victoria Moore, Marysol Murillo, Terry M. Rehkop, Teresa Jean Rockwell, Cecilia Valenzuela, Marissa Weaselboy, Jean Ellen Workman

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Austin Shane Moller

Associate of General Studies: Joye E. Carey, Denise L. Mondhink, Michael L. Vogel

Associate of Science: Teresa Jean Rockwell, Rusty Coal Blackwater, James Houck

Associate of Science – Mathematics: James Angelo Clifford, Justin Thomas Smith

Certificate of Achievement – Business: Shawna-Deanne Finke

Certificate of Achievement - Customer Service: Jan Stotts

Fernley, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Computer and Office Technology: Cindy Lea Lorenzo

Associate of Applied Science - Construction Project Management: Robert Joseph Meisner

Associate of Arts: Rebecca Sue Cross, Micki Joy Foss, Lonetta Spring Joy, Shannon Ross, Frank Soranno

Associate of General Studies: Cynthia Rae Evans, Alexys E. Gomoll, Krystina S. Jones, Lucas Lamont

Gardnerville, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Accounting: Heather L. Coleman, Lisa Renee Thomas, Megan Catherine Vickers

Associate of Applied Science - Automotive Mechanics: John Rempt

Associate of Applied Science - Computer Networking Technology: Quentin J. Blue Horse

Associate of Applied Science - Deaf Studies: Reba Marie Vessel

Associate of Applied Science – Early Childhood Education: Kathleen Jordan

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Anneka Maria Bishow, Joni A. Box, Lisa Renee Thomas, Nick Verbanac

Associate of Applied Science - Machine Tool Technology: Paul Arthur Schnorbus

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Mackenzie Cole Bennington, Beverley Ann Campbell, Jenna Lauren Chaney, Rebecca Leah Cornell, Stacy Elaine Melhus, Rosella Abigail Moe

Associate of Arts: Morgan N. Barragan, Amberlee Brooks, Beverley Ann Campbell, Jeffrey D. Carlton, Rachel Cherry, Jorden Chizek, Stephanie Ferguson, Haley Noelle Fischmann, Melia Frazier, Mason Patrick Garry, Jessica Lee James, Sarah Elizabeth Jardine, Stephanie E. Lee, Derrol Duane McClintock, Brittnie Moore, Shawna Ann Pisciotti, Clay Dakota Sedgwick, Aundria Marie Williams

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Lisa Mary Elisabeth Dye, Brandon J. Lewallen, Cole William Sonnemann

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Shaylan Marie Murphy, Reba Marie Vessel

Associate of General Studies: Warren Tyrone Jeffers, Ellen Marquez, Shannon Sheree Matthews, Randolph Reid Miller, Fernando Ramos, Christine Rutherford

Associate of Science: Brittany Chanel Andrade, Carlos Ignacio Caro, Chelsea Cluff, David L. Griboski, Louis Obed Hernandez, Tim Johnston, Kyle Mathews, Joseph M. McDonald, Nohema Sanchez

Associate of Science – Mathematics: Curtis W. Bertucci, Daniel J. Gonzales, Mahin Quintero

Bachelor of Technology - Construction Management: Romaine Thomas Smokey III

Certificate of Achievement – American Sign Language: Bonnie Sue Jackson, Ellen Marquez, Reba Marie Vessel

Certificate of Achievement – Business: Katy Jo Knapp

Certificate of Achievement - Network Support Technician: Quentin J. Blue Horse

Certificate of Achievement - System Administration Technician: Quentin J. Blue Horse

Genoa, Nev.

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Lucila Martinez

Associate of Science: Luis Alberto Ordonez

Incline Village, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Edward N. Seymour

Lovelock, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Matthew Fields, Jon Heimerdinger

Associate of General Studies: James K. Wheaton

Minden, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Accounting: Lus Elena Cruz

Associate of Applied Science - Computer Networking Technology: Roberta Church, Kyle Andrew Hollingshead, Scott Steven Taylor

Associate of Applied Science - Graphic Communications: J. Renee Ekleberry, Jack Hollingshead

Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology: Lawrence Hollingshead

Associate of Applied Science – Management: Garrett Etchison

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Aidali Davalos, Karissa Ann Parra, Kathi M. Trethewey

Associate of Applied Science - Technology – Construction: Gregary Michael Coleman

Associate of Arts: Courtney Jackson, Megan Rae Laubert, Whitney Louie, Hannah Lin Myers, Crystal Olvera, Amanda C. Pace, Yesenia Pacheco Larios, Chantelle Smedick, Dwight Demetrius Starks, Elizabeth K. Watts

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Michelle S. Day

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Luke Alexander Schober

Associate of Arts - Fine Arts: Seena Drapala

Associate of General Studies: Coraleigh Ruth Bales, David Aymami

Associate of Science: Elana Ketchian, Guillermo Munoz II, Mitchell Guy Parra Jr., Alexandar Patrick Rollings, Matthew Colt Shaw

Associate of Science – Chemistry: Taylor James Clarke

Certificate of Achievement - American Sign Language: Hannah Lin Myers

Mound House, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Computer Networking Technology: Cimarron K. Sam

Associate of General Studies: Joshua Dean Swall

Bachelor of Technology - Construction Management: Thomas Robert Baker

Certificate of Achievement - Network Support Technician: Cimarron K. Sam

Reno, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science – Accounting: Teresa Regier

Associate of Applied Science - Automotive Mechanics: Jazmyn Raedean White

Associate of Applied Science - Deaf Studies: Lyssa Marie Springer, Elizabeth D. Swanson, Jennifer Ann Updike

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Hillary Anne Anthony, Summer Lyn Black, Glenn Shapley, Nataliya Vasylyeva

Associate of Arts: Misty Lynn Campbell, Briana Day, Howard Hawk, Stephen Patton, Michelle J. Senour, Christian Stolo, Elizabeth D. Swanson

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Catie Ardean Conrad, Gina Marie Nichols, Lyssa Marie Springer, Taylor M. Sundberg

Associate of Science: Jessica Marie Bird

Bachelor of Technology - Construction Management: Randy Contreras

Certificate of Achievement - American Sign Language: Lyssa Marie Springer

Certificate of Achievement - Machine Tool Technology: Daniel C. Patton

Schurz, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Early Childhood Education: Rebecca Louise Benner

Silver City, Nev.

Associate of Arts: Kelly Kotik

Certificate of Achievement - Retail Management: Loretta Leigh Brooks

Silver Springs, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Automotive Mechanics: Matthew John Rex

Associate of Applied Science - Information Technology: Steven M. Vaughn

Associate of Arts: Jeana M. Lindsey

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Edward Ellsworth Gant Jr.

Associate of Arts - Deaf Studies: Aidan Hernandez, Delaney Hernandez

Associate of General Studies: Mae Lynn Calmese, Tabitha Coughlin, Kayla McGill

Associate of Science: Mae Lynn Calmese, Joshua Larkin

Certificate of Achievement – Bookkeeping: Mae Lynn Calmese

Certificate of Achievement - Graphic Communications: Delton Pierson Jr.

Sparks, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Criminal Justice: Brittany Frazier

Associate of Arts: Andrea Danielle Lee, Caroline McCarthy, Jill Seely

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Chelsea Levi Aldridge

Associate of General Studies: Brian Richard Wisneski

Associate of Science: Cynthia Steele

Stagecoach, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Early Childhood Education: DeAnn Marie Beach-Hills

Associate of Arts: Andria Florence Love

Associate of Science: RanDee Renee Gahr, Hannah Nicole Rowley

Associate of Science – Geosciences: Neama Krystal Johnson

Stateline, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Kevin Walker Temple Jr.

Associate of Applied Science – Nursing: Ashley Daw

Associate of Science: Brehnan Robert Herrera, Kevin Walker Temple Jr.

Associate of Science – Geosciences: Lisa Marx

Sun Valley, Nev.

Associate of Arts: Kimberly Mitchell

Virginia City Highlands, Nev.

Associate of Arts: Virginia Celeste Curls

Virginia City, Nev.

Certificate of Achievement - Computer Applications: Lisa C. Light

Washoe Valley, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - Early Childhood Education: Isabelle Eckert

Associate of Arts: Kasia McKay, Stacy Marie Ottenheimer, Rene Richardson

Associate of General Studies: Laura J. Sperry

Wellington, Nev.

Associate of Arts: Jenna Marie Calloway, Ashley A. Spohn, Brittany Marie Williamson

Associate of Science – Engineering: Harald Hiroki Hervin

Yerington, Nev.

Associate of Applied Science - General Business: Kelli Ann Day

Associate of Arts: Tori Rae Crowell, Daniela Sanchez

Associate of Criminal Justice: Ann Odette Martinez

Associate of General Studies: Shiloh M. Howell, Trinity Leigh Anne Thom

Astoria, Ore.

Associate of Arts: Conor Stuart Harber

Beaverton, Ore.:

Associate of Arts - Criminal Justice: Corey A. Pool

Associate of General Studies: Bradley Ernest Madeira

Carlton, Ore.

Certificate of Achievement - 911 Dispatch Communications: Jennifer L. Russell

Forest Grove, Ore.

Associate of Arts: Jacob Bennett

Cypress, Texas

Associate of Arts: Gayathri Sivathevan

Clinton, Utah

Associate of General Studies: Ashley M. Gleason

Draper, Utah

Associate of Arts: Alex Fife

Huntsville, Utah

Associate of Arts: Samuel Hall

Orem, Utah

Associate of Arts: Heather Kelani Septon

Hampton, Va.

Associate of Applied Science - Machine Tool Technology: Arthur D. Gray

Battle Ground, Wash.

Associate of Applied Science – Accounting: Laurie Ann Coughlin

Bremerton, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Cyrene N. Carver

Cheney, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Jeremy Joseph Alderman

Edgewood, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Joseph R. Crunkilton

Kent, Wash.

Associate of Arts - Fine Arts: Kristen A. Fabry

Moses Lake, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Jennifer Anne Schober

Olympia, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Spenser Kyle Dorsey, Tanner Allen Nielsen

Tacoma, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Rayne Raven

Woodinville, Wash.

Associate of Arts: Spencer Harrison Greer

UPDATE: Carson City School District’s Aberasturi Center, a support services, early childhood program adjacent to Bordewich Bray, has flooded and school is closed today.

School staff discovered the massive water leak at around 7 a.m. this morning, said Carson City School District Superintendent Richard Stokes. More than two inches of water flooded the entire building.

It is undetermined when classes will resume. Carson City Early Childhood Center at 710 West Fourth Street, is a preschool that serves children ages 3-5. Carson City Early Childhood Center is Independent and has a capacity of 90 children. The center offers instructional programs in reading and math.

The district's operation department has hired an emergency team that goes in to help with flooding and cleanup, which is underway now.

"Part of the goal for us is to get the place dried up so we can chase down where the leak is," said Stokes. He said it is suspected to be part of an old boiler system but that still hasn't been determined.

As far as classes, Stokes said the district is weighing its options and working on alternative plans.

"I would encourage parents to be alert to the fact that we will be notifying them about what the next steps are in getting their children to school and ask that they be patient," said Stokes.

Classrooms, staff rooms, offices are flooded, with water damage seeping into carpets, papers, and equipment close to the ground. A damage estimate is unknown at this time.

Carson City deputies were led on a brief chase Wednesday evening that resulted in an intoxicated woman driving through a cemetery. Laurie Ann Hancock, 43, was pulled over after the Carson City Sher...

Event at Obama for America Campaign Office, March 15, at the Carson City Democratic Central Committee Headquarters
at 502 E. John Street (& Roop St.) behind Bank of America

On Thursday at Noon, Occupy Carson City demonstrators, MoveOn.org members and homeowners in crisis will rally at the local Obama for America (OFA) office in Carson City, NV to demand that government-controlled mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac provide relief to ten million underwater homeowners by adjusting their mortgages to reflect the true value of their home.

The March 15 event is part of a MoveOn.org national day of action called “Save Our Homes,” which includes more than 200 actions around the country. It is being held on the same day as the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs meets in Washington, D.C., to discuss the fate of homeowners. Events are taking place across the country at OFA campaign offices, at the biggest banks, and in front of homes facing foreclosure.

Participants will call on President Obama to stand strong with the 99% and replace the acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Ed DeMarco, appointed by George W. Bush, who oversees Fannie and Freddie and refuses to support homeowners. President Obama can replace DeMarco and make sure Fannie and Freddie, which hold 60% of all mortgages, provide relief to the millions of Americans struggling with mortgage debt. Such an action would help all homeowners by helping to stabilize home prices and the economy in general.

Participants will also demand that banks such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Chase be more strongly forced by the government to help homeowners stay in their homes through immediate and widespread home loan modification and principal reduction. Homeowner John Kinney who will attend the event explained, "I am only one person among thousands in the state of Nevada who has been forced to give up my house. The same thing is going on throughout this country. The banks do not care!"
Reno homeowners Donna and Nuno Vieira also worked tirelessly with Wells Fargo to no avail to keep their home which also had real estate appraisal and loan origination mistakes that caused them to be $243,000 underwater after closing. Wells Fargo decided to foreclose instead, but the Vieiras made many sacrifices to fight back and they now have a Nevada Supreme Court Case (#53690).

According to a March 1 report by CoreLogic, an information and research company serving government and business clients, Nevada has the highest percentage of negative home equity ("homes underwater") in the country at 61% as of Quarter 4, 2011 data. With regard to the 11.1 million homes underwater across the entire country worth a total amount of $2.8 trillion in Quarter 4, 2011, Mark Fleming, CoreLogic's chief economist said, "The high level of negative equity and the inability to pay is the ‘double trigger’ of default, and the reason we have such a significant foreclosure pipeline.”

Janette Dean of Carson City explained that she helped organize the event because "It's crucial that we stand up and fight for homeowners right now before even more are forced out of their homes. Banks got bailouts and huge corporations continue to get tax breaks and subsidies, but American citizens are being thrown out on the streets. It's unconscionable. Meanwhile, the financial companies who contributed greatly to the recession in the first place now get to reap the rewards by taking their pickings of properties for cents on the dollar." She added, "And it's completely unfair when some people want to blame foreclosure victims for buying homes they could not afford. Most homeowners would still be paying their mortgages if the job losses and small business losses of the recession hadn't been so catastrophic."

The event will take place on Thursday, March 15, from 12:00-2:00pm at the OFA office which is the Carson City Democratic Committee Office at 502 E. John Street (between Stewart & Roop Streets) behind Bank of America in Carson City, NV. All are encouraged to attend. To learn more, please visit: http://pol.moveon.org/event/saveourhomes/128066 and sign the online petition to oust De Marco at http://pol.moveon.org/demarco/?rc=homepage.sidebar or at http://www.occupycarsoncity.org .

CoreLogic Report: http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2012/03/corelogic-111-million-us-prope...

Pictured left to right are Chase International senior VP and corporate broker Susan Lowe, president and owner Shari Chase, COO Craig King and Carson Valley branch manager Mike Dunn at the ribbon cutting ceremony marking the opening of the real estate firm’s latest office to open in the region.

The Carson Valley Chase International office is located at 1644 Highway 395. The region’s premier boutique real estate company now claims ten offices in the Reno, Tahoe, Truckee, Graeagle and now Carson Valley area. For more information, visit www.ChaseInternational.com. Photo by Jennifer Linting

Here is a news release from earlier this summer:

Chase International Opens Minden Office

MINDEN — Chase International has opened a new office in Minden, Nev. Chase has been well established in the Carson Valley, consistently selling all price ranges of properties. The addition of this office strengthens the company’s presence in Northern Nevada and the Sierra region. Mike Dunn is serving as the Minden sales manager.

Prior to joining Chase International, Dunn was the sales and marketing director for the Lake Tahoe region of Sotheby’s International Realty. “Mike’s extensive knowledge of our area and industry expertise makes him a valuable asset,” said Susan Lowe, corporate vice president for Chase International.

The office is located at 1644 Highway 395. A grand opening will be scheduled for July, however Dunn and his associates are wasting no time in establishing their place in the community.

The region’s premier boutique real estate company now claims ten offices in the Reno-Tahoe-Truckee area.

Headquartered in Lake Tahoe, Nevada since 1986, with offices located in Zephyr Cove, Glenbrook, Incline Village, Tahoe City, Squaw Valley, Graeagle, Truckee, South Lake Tahoe and Reno, and one in London, England, Chase International and its exclusive affiliations handles a large share of the country’s property. With 240 professional Realtors® boasting an array of industry certifications and the highest volume per sales agent in the area, Chase International successfully represents homes at all price levels. For more information about Chase International, visit www.chaseinternational.com.

UPDATE: An arraignment hearing for Jordan Burkhart and Robert “Robbie” Michael Hernandez, accused of robbing an elderly man and a caretaker at gunpoint over Memorial Day weekend, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, 9 a.m.

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Two men who allegedly broke into the home of an elderly World War II veteran and held his caregiver at gunpoint over Memorial Day weekend will be in a Carson City courtroom Monday.

Jordan Burkhart, 24, of Wellington and Robert “Robbie” Michael Hernandez, 27, of Carson City are accused of breaking into a Canvasback Drive home at around 5 a.m. Sunday, May 26, 2014. The pair allegedly forced their way in by kicking and prying at the door, where they robbed James Sorrentino and a caretaker at gunpoint.

Sorrentino is a 100-year-old Army Air Corp and U.S. Air Force veteran with an in-residence female care taker.

One of the men allegedly held a gun to the head of the caregiver during the robbery and said they were looking for a safe. Both suspects fled the area in a sedan. Neither victim required medical treatment. Approximately $30, along with miscellaneous property was taken.

Both men were arrested May 28. Burkhart was arrested at the Carson City Sheriff’s Office without incident. Hernandez was found and arrested while driving his own vehicle in Sparks.

Hernandez attempted to flee through residential areas, but was taken into custody by Sparks Police officers after a short vehicle pursuit followed by a foot chase.

The men will be in Carson City District Court for arraignment. Each face various felony charges of home invasion and robbery, and robbery with a deadly weapon against a person over the age of 60.

Time for the weekend, Carson City, and that means time for a new list of things to do in our lovely valley. Art, music, history and more await throughout town, so take a gander at the list and enjoy!

SATURDAY:

• Flying Pig Flea Market at Fuji Park (8am-3pm; $1 admission)
• Coffee and Donuts with EAA Sierra Chapter 403 at 2500 E. College Pkwy (8:30am-12pm, all welcome)
• Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring Bob Hickox and Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
• Jazz Workshop for Instrumental Students at Carson Middle School (9am-1:30pm; free, open to middle school and high school age musicians from Carson City; For information, contact David Bugli at 775-883-4154)
• New Year’s Art Show at the Nevada Artists Association Gallery in the Brewery Arts Center (10am-4pm)
• Carson Girls Softball Sign-ups at the MAC Building: 1860 Russell Way (9am-1pm; open to ages 4.5 – 18 as of Jan. 1, 2016; $75, with a discounted price for additional siblings)
• Youth Theatre Carson City Open Auditions for Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, Jr. at the Community Center (10am, prepare a one-minute song and be ready to learn a dance; Open to all kids K-12; $100, scholarships available)
• Arlington Square Ice Rink (Sessions 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm, 6pm-10pm; $7/$5 kids, $3 Skate Rental)
• Swim Class for Kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder at the Carson City Aquatic Facility (11am; $4)
• WARF Cat and Kitten Adoption Event at Petco on Topsy Lane (11am-4pm; all cats are fixed, vaccinated and micro-chipped)

It’s a good weekend for talented kids. Youth Theater Carson City is holding auditions for Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, Jr. this morning. Budding musicians will want to take advantage of the Jazz Workshop at Carson Middle School. Cheer on your favorite young lady at the Miss Carson City, Miss Douglas County pageant at the Community Center.

• Historic Talk: Mormon Pioneers in Nevada at Mormon Station State Park, Genoa (12pm-12:30pm)
• Love on a Leash: read to a therapy dog and receive a free book at the Carson City Library (1pm; ages 17 and younger; park at the Community Center or at Smith’s Grocery)
• Teapots and Such: Carson City Historical Society's Teapot Exhibit at the Foreman-Roberts House Museum: 1207 N. Carson St. (1pm-3pm; free admission, donations appreciated)
• First Carson Aero Club Meeting at 2500 East College Parkway, Suite 101 (1pm)
• Miss Carson City/Miss Douglas County Pageant in the Bob Boldrick Theater at the Carson City Community Center (3pm-6pm)
• Suds for Seniors Fundraiser at the Feisty Goat Pub: 1881 E. Long St. (4pm-10am; $15 to sample five beers; benefits the Meals on Wheels program; Tickets also available at the Carson Visitor Center and are good through Jan. 30)
• Wine Tasting at Genoa Candy and Coffee in Carson Lanes (4pm-8pm; $5 for five tastes)
• Live Music with Darin Senn at 1862 David Walley's Restaurant and Saloon in Genoa (5pm-9pm)
• Guided Full Moon Hike at Washoe Lake State Park: Deadman’s Creek Trail- meet at the Maze parking lot. Turn left past the fee booth and it is the first parking lot on the right (5:30pm-6:30pm; moderate, one mile, round-trip hike to the gazebo overlooking Washoe Lake; Participants should wear sturdy hiking boots, bring warm clothes and a flashlight; park entrance fee $7 per vehicle, Nevada residents $5)
• CASA Volunteer Recognition Dinner in the Pinion Room of the Gold Dust West (5:30pm-9pm; semi-formal attire; $50, for tickets go to www.CASAofCC.org or call Jocelyn Diaz at 775-671-4571)

Live music, anyone? Head to Carson Cigar Company downtown for Music Saturday. This week you’ll find Bread and Butter bringing the jams. The band formerly known as the Iron Age returns to Carson Lanes with their new name Thre3 Guyz Rockin.

• Live Music with Tom Miller at Sassafras Eclectic Food Joint: 1500 Old Hot Springs Rd. (5:30pm-8:30pm; no cover)
• Live Music with Acoustic Solution at Bella Fiore Wine (6pm-9pm)
• Star Party at Western Nevada College’s Observatory: 2699 Van Patten Ave (6pm-10:30pm; free; weather permitting -NOT open if it is snowing and/or there is snow on the roads)
• Live Music with Terri Campillo and Craig Fletcher at Glen Eagles Restaurant (6:30pm-10:30pm)
• Rock, Paper, Scissors, Drink! Round 6 at the Feisty Goat Pub: 1881 E. Long St. (double elimination; sign up 7pm-8pm, first match 8:30pm)
• Open Mic Night at Whiskey Tavern (7pm)
• Karaoke hosted by J and J at the Eleventh Frame Winners Lounge, Carson Lanes (7pm-11pm; must be 21+)
• Live Music with Rebekah Chase at Casino Fandango (7pm-12am)
• Date Night: Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (7pm-9:30pm; $30 per painter)
• Talent Takes Flight Singing Competition at Flight: 2244 Meridian, off Airport in Minden (7pm; solo acts or duos welcome; each performer will sing two original or cover songs; PA system and Mic provided; $100 prize to winner)
• High Sierra Swing Dance Club Monthly Dance with DJ Tim Renner in the Brewery Arts Center Ballroom (Intermediate Night Club 2-Step lesson by Tim Renner 6:30pm-7:30pm $10; Dance 7:30pm-10pm $10)
• Music Saturdays: Live Music with Bread and Butter at Carson Cigar Co. (8pm-11am)

Get your song on with karaoke. Head downtown to Westside Pour House. Whiskey Tavern is offering an open mic night. Every second and fourth Saturday, Remedy’s is the place to belt out the hits. J and M Productions hosts karaoke at Beercade on N. Carson St. tonight.

• Live Music with Thre3 Guyz Rockin AKA the Iron Age at the Eleventh Frame Winners Lounge, Carson Lanes (8pm-12am; must be 21+)
• Live Music at Max Casino: formerly the Carson Station (8pm-12am)
• Rock’n N Bowl’n at Gold Dust West (8pm)
• Karaoke at the Spoke Bar and Grill (8pm)
• Karaoke with J and M Productions at Beercade: 1930 N. Carson St. (8pm)
• Karaoke at Westside Pour House (9pm)
• Dancing with DJ Bobby G at Living the Good Life: 1480 N. Carson (9pm)
• Late Night Karaoke at Remedy’s (10pm)
• DJ and Dancing at Jimmy G’s Cigar Bar (10pm-2am)

Who do you want to see in the Super Bowl? Cheer on your favorite today as the New England Patriots battle Denver and the Carolina Panthers take on the Arizona Cardinals. Grab the kids and head to Van Gogh and Vino for an all-ages painting party.

SUNDAY:

• Nevada Artists Association Art Exhibit featuring Bob Hickox and Photography by Chas. H. McDonnell, III at the Carson Visitor Center (8am-5pm)
• Arlington Square Ice Rink (Sessions 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm, 6pm-9pm; $7/$5 kids, $3 Skate Rental)
• Bingo fundraiser for Meals on Wheels at the Carson City Senior Center (doors 11am, 12:30-4pm; $10, must be 21+)
• Historic Talk: Nevada's Historic Trails at Mormon Station State Park, Genoa (12pm-12:30pm)
• NFL Playoffs: Denver Broncos vs New England Patriots (12:05pm on CBS)
• Sunday Funday: Free game of pool with drink purchase at Westside Pour House
• Barony of FalDare, Amtgard Live Action Role Play Group at Nerdvana: NEW LOCATION 3220 Hwy 50, Suite #2 (12pm-4pm; Foam sword fighting, crafts, classes; child-friendly, under 18 must have a waiver signed by their parents; newcomers welcome, for info email FalDareMonarchy@gmail.com)
• Teapots and Such: Carson City Historical Society's Teapot Exhibit at the Foreman-Roberts House Museum: 1207 N. Carson St. (1pm-3pm; free admission, donations appreciated)
• Weekly Pool Tournament at Whiskey Tavern (register 1pm; 2pm start; $10 per person)
• PoP Up Story time at the Carson City Library (2pm-2:20pm; park at the Community Center or at Smith’s Grocery)
• Pool Tournament at Remedy’s (2pm-5pm; $5 buy-in; APA Rules)
• Family Day: All Ages Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (3pm-5:30pm; $30 per painter)
• NFL Playoffs: Arizona Cardinals vs Carolina Panthers (3:40pm on FOX)
• Suds for Seniors Fundraiser at the Feisty Goat Pub: 1881 E. Long St. (4pm-10am; $15 to sample five beers; benefits the Meals on Wheels program; Tickets also available at the Carson Visitor Center and are good through Jan. 30)

Every week, I create a list of the fun stuff and events going on around the Carson City area for my Facebook page, I Love Carson City. There is quite a bit to do in our beautiful capital this week, so grab the kids, your friends and family, and have a great weekend.

My weekly Facebook list includes Friday-Thursday, so please go here for events beyond Sunday, or just wait for my daily ‘Things to do’ here on Carson Now. You do NOT need a Facebook account to access the information.

As always, Carson Now welcomes reader contributions to our website. Go here to submit an event, photo, or item of interest.