The Neighborhood Justice Center (NJC) offers free mediation to Clark County landlords and tenants who have experienced rent collection or payment difficulties during the COVID-19 pandemic. All landlords and tenants are encouraged to enter into payment plans pursuant to the Governor’s Emergency Directive 008 and Emergency Directive 025. Landlords and tenants will benefit … [Read more...] about Neighborhood Justice Center Offering Mediation by Phone
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Clark County Library District summer programs continue
Summer continues, and the Summer Challenge learning program continues to help local youth beat summer boredom while having fun and sharpening their academic skills. Kids can earn points by participating in various activities and reading to earn prizes! Those interested can learn more by going to LVCCLD.org/SummerChallenge. Collectible Vegas Golden Knights bookmarks are … [Read more...] about Clark County Library District summer programs continue
Severance Radio: A Nevada Reads Book Club
Nevada Humanities and The Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, are pleased to present Severance Radio: A Nevada Reads Book Club. The weekly radio show will air on KUNV Radio in Las Vegas, and KWNK Radio in Reno beginning July 5, 2020, for 14 weeks throughout the summer and fall and will be hosted by Heidi … [Read more...] about Severance Radio: A Nevada Reads Book Club
Great Online Content Can Let You ‘Visit’ a Museum This Summer
StatePoint If you are looking for new things to this summer do while staying home or social distancing, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian has you covered. The museum has lots of free content available for both adults and kids, including digital learning tools for students of all ages and online versions of many of its most popular exhibitions. … [Read more...] about Great Online Content Can Let You ‘Visit’ a Museum This Summer
How Caregivers Can Adapt to the New Normal
tatePoint The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life for the 44 million caregivers in the U.S. and the people they care for, with social distancing creating new routines, concerns and challenges. To help caregivers adapt to the new normal, Judith Ursitti, who is raising a son with autism, shares these tips and insights: • Social distancing presents new challenges: The … [Read more...] about How Caregivers Can Adapt to the New Normal