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Reno trade school accepting applications
National Technical Institute is accepting applications at its Reno-Sparks campus for HVAC, plumbing and electrical programs. For the electrical and HVAC programs, students learn how switches and relays work using electrical boards. They also learn how to wire and install ceiling fans, light fixtures and pull wire and conduit. The...
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First homes in Hillpointe’s 358-unit South Reno rental community due January 2028
RENO, Nev. — A new rental community planned for South Reno is being described as “attainable housing.”. Florida-based Hillpointe plans to build 358 homes on a 32.5-acre site off Wedge Parkway. The project would include 268 two-bedroom apartments and 90 three-bedroom townhomes. It’s the company’s first community in Nevada.
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Rain, snow, high winds in Reno-Tahoe forecast on Friday
A fast-moving storm system is heading to the Sierra on Friday, bringing strong winds, rain and snow to northwestern Nevada and the Lake Tahoe area. The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for Reno-Sparks, Carson City and Minden, as well as a winter storm warning for the Tahoe Basin. The system arrives on Friday afternoon, with rain and snow likely throughout the region, as well as southerly winds 20-30 mph in the valleys and 60 mph in the Sierra. Gusts are expected up to 55 mph in the valleys, with ridge gusts in the Sierra up to 95 mph. Snow levels will drop to 5,000 feet overnight, with snow accumulation of 1 to 5 inches possible in the foothills. As much as 4 to 8 inches of snow accumulation is expected above 7,000 feet. The Friday-Saturday storm system, the first of a series of storms, will leave the area over the weekend. But snow and rain return to the forecast Sunday evening. More storms are expected throughout the area through at least Thursday. More: Accuweather said Sierra Nevada in for a good snow season this winter More: Surprise foot of snow moves Mammoth ski opening to Thursday Reno-Tahoe
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Bear seen in Caughlin Ranch area as sightings increase
Many viewers have been sending us bear videos in recent weeks, and this time of year, bear sightings are common. Last night, a bear was seen again in the Caughlin Ranch area. Folks with the Nevada Department of Wildlife say bears can spend up to 20 hours a day looking for food to prepare themselves for hibernation.
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Bear Family Casually Walks by California Doorbell Cam (Video)
Stock image by Kathleen Reeder Wildlife Photography/Getty Images Doorbell-cam footage shows a family of black bears casually walking by a Lake Tahoe home's front porch. Watch here. The post Bear Family Casually Walks by California Doorbell Cam (Video) appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .
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Vets with PTSD, service dogs graduate from Reno program's first class
Jarrid Jones and Libby barely had started working together when their bond became clear. Jones, a retired Marine Corps gunnery sergeant from Gardnerville, and Libby, a black Labrador service dog, were spending their first night together. Jones fell asleep watching TV and experienced an episode of sleep apnea. "When you start choking awake," Jones said, "it kind of takes you a little while to know what's going on." Jones and Libby had been training together for just two days and hadn't even practiced what to do in that situation. But Libby was on the job. She reassured Jones until he was able to fully awaken and assess his surroundings. "It just so happened that she was right there next to me in perfect time," Jones said. "She's incredible." Reno-based initiative graduates first four pairs Jones and Libby were one of four veteran-service dog pairs in the first graduating class from Liberty Dogs, a Reno-based nonprofit that pairs veterans living with PTSD with specially trained service dogs. Retired Maj. Gen. Ondra Berry, former adjutant general for the Nevada National Guard, now serves as the program's CEO. Along with Jones and Libby, the three other pairs at the Oct. 30 graduation ceremony