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Bonanza editorial: Incline/Crystal Bay needs separate nuisance rules
After five years of debating, discussing and diatribing on nuisances in Incline Village and Crystal Bay, it would be irrational to eliminate this community's ability to define its own rules. more...
10/21/2009 5:58pm
Bonanza editorial: Equitable education in our schools a must
The plan to implement an International Baccalaureate program in Incline Village is an ambitious and costly one. Our public schools are asking this community to step up and fund the global curriculum, asking you to help foot a $400,000 investment over the...
  10/07/2009 4:03pm
Bonanza editorial: Public deserves say in administrator search
One administrator for the three Incline public schools. That's a possibility the Washoe County School District is contemplating, according to an interview Tuesday with district deputy superintendent Rick Borba.
  09/02/2009 7:27pm
Bonanza editorial: Many challenges lie ahead for IVGID
Accomplishments were lauded and future opportunities were discussed, but it clear from Tuesday's stakeholder meeting at The Chateau that the Incline Village General Improvement District — and more importantly, the residents of Incline Village...
  08/26/2009 5:22pm
Bonanza editorial: Go to next week's stakeholder meeting
INCLINE VILLAGE — The Incline Village General Improvement District is doing the right thing by holding an annual stakeholder meeting.
  08/19/2009 2:49pm
Jim Clark: Obama's stimulus plan will create debt
A recent Smithsonian magazine article featured Depression-era paintings.
  08/11/2009 7:42am
Bonanza editorial: agencies deserve kudos for pipeline response
As the chance for catastrophic wildfire increases with every day, it was comforting to see a lesser — but still very important — incident get a tremendous amount of coordination and response this past weekend.
  08/05/2009 12:43pm
Bonanza editorial: Patience key with latest tax revolt vote
INCLINE VILLAGE — There's no doubt that Monday's unanimous vote from the Nevada Taxation Board to refund $13 million in taxes to Incline Village and Crystal Bay is a big deal.
  07/22/2009 7:07pm
Bonanza editorial: Agencies to blame in boat fee thefts
INCLINE VILLAGE — When thieves swiped $10,000 from boat fee collection boxes along the East Shore in recent weeks, a number of questions came to mind.
  07/15/2009 8:56am
Bonanza editorial: lock your doors; it's that simple
INCLINE VILLAGE — There's a certain “no duh” factor that pops up from time to time in our lives.
  06/24/2009 9:58am
Bonanza editorial: Incline must matter to new superintendent
INCLINE VILLAGE — No matter what you think of outgoing Washoe County Schools Superintendent Paul Dugan, the man made a point of visiting Incline Village often to talk about the school district.
  06/17/2009 11:42am
Bonanza editorial: Defensible space bill gets it right
INCLINE VILLAGE — When Governor Jim Gibbons signed Senate Bill 94 into law this week, he gave teeth to Nevada's basin fire districts.
  06/10/2009 10:19am
Bonanza editorial: IVGID's free golf idea a good one
The Bonanza applauds the Incline Village General Improvement District for taking this fairly unprecedented approach, however unpopular it may be for some of the district’s long-time resident golfers
  05/27/2009 1:27pm
Bonanza editorial: Don't drop the ball on IB program
Incline Village scored a victory last week when the Washoe County School District, vouched by Superintendent Paul Dugan, pledged its support to an International Baccalaureate curriculum at Incline’s public schools.
  05/18/2009 9:13am
Protect the lake this summer
The words “aquatic invasive species” should strike fear into the hearts of people who love Lake Tahoe’s pristine waters.

Especially the words “quagga” and”zebra mussels.”
  04/21/2009 4:18pm
Push Incline to the highest of heights
We presently stand at a crossroads in Incline Village when it comes to the future of education. Through the Incline Schools Reflective Task Force we’ve been given a choice — accept status quo and continue to lose public school population, or rise to the...
  04/16/2009 2:45pm
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