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These ladies were in our park very early this morning. There were about 30 cars lined up our street and all looked like they were raring to go. Good job ladies!

The Nevada State Museum has installed the first large-scale artifact in the new connecting structure, a 1902 Basque sheepherders wagon. The wagon was built around 1902 for the Campbell Ranch in White Pine County. The sheepherders wagon was also owned by the Baker family, they used the wagon from 1930 to 1941. The first sheepherders wagon was built by James Candlish of Rawlins, Wyoming in 1884. He designed and built the original sheepherders wagon from an old wagon behind his shop. This wagon was open in front, with the interior canvas flap to block the wind, and was quickly adopted by sheepmen all over the west.

Missing since Sunday December 14 from Watt Road, off Goni, Carson City, Nevada. They were together when last seen and very possibly still so. they never left each others side since Deogee entered their family as a new baby.

Reward for the safe return of Deogee and Honey. $700
775-292-0746 or 916-420-4368

Honey is a honey colored female Pomeranian. She is very peteite about 6 pounds. Very sweet nature and has had dental work. She is a spayed 14 year old senior. Geogee is a Male Teddy Bear Pomeranian, approx. 8 pounds, 2-1/2 years old. Has short hair and an incredible personailty. He has a stocky body and large feet.

The Station Grille has closed. Yet another closure in Carson City. According to the Nevada Appeal it's due to a "severe downturn in business."

This is one of four mailboxes that were destroyed this morning up Goni Canyon. There was one other last week in the same neighborhood. Here's a tip on how to Protect Yourself From Mailbox Vandalism (USPS).

L&L Hawaiian BBQ and Charley's Subs coming soon to the Carson City Mall.

Looks like the Post-it wars are here. Found four cars in north Carson this morning, wrapped up like sausages. Now that's good fun.

A bear was in the Goni Canyon neighborhood yesterday and has been moved. Be bear aware.

Carson City’s Hidden Gem. You'd never think so, looking at Khristopher's Cafes’ unpromising retail-strip storefront from the street. But once you step through the door, you’ll find the décor relaxing, the smell inviting, while the food is out of this world.

This hidden gem is located on the hill at 963 Topsy Lane, Suite #312. We didn’t know it existed and I can guarantee that most people outside of the neighborhood don’t either. Well, you’re missing out.

The café, with no more than 11 tables offers a very warm and cozy setting. The fare is standard café, although executed to a much higher than standard level. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner and are open at 7am every morning. They have salads, sandwiches, and pasta, and a nice selection of breakfast options prepared fresh daily. This morning I opted for the Sun Dried Tomato & Feta Cheese Scramble with Red Rosemary Home-Style Potatoes. My husband had the Breakfast Burrito and for the first time, ever had one without putting Tabasco on it. It didn’t need it!

The soothing Italian Arias and the tastefully appointed décor are the perfect setting for that special meal at prices that are extremely fair. This one I highly recommend.

...just a reminder to be “Bear Aware”...these guys are hungry, and tired, and thirsty...notice how this one’s “eyeing” my barbeque...not sure if this is bear one, or bear two from yesterday at the fort of “Captain Chaos”... Scott Klette