July 13, 2009
Studio 810 is one of those little treasure of Downtown Las Vegas. It’s a non-profit arts and crafts studio and gift shop where adults with disabilities train the design, creation and sales of quality handmade […]
July 13, 2009
I wish it had been a nice long extended vacation that’s kept me so occupied that I failed to post regularly over the last 10 days. There’s still a fortune to be made by whoever […]
July 13, 2009
Mary Joy’s brother, Brent passed away on Saturday after a thankfully short battle with cancer, and a particularly outrageous battle with the health care system. What I witnessed speaks VOLUMES about the need for a complete […]
July 7, 2009
There’s so much going on, I just had to share some of it with you. Las Vegas Weekly’s “Interview Issue” Several of the key players in the revitalization of Downtown Las Vegas have their say […]
July 4, 2009
In my new short sale listing. I’ve got a few days till I put this in the MLS. I’m putting it out first to the VVV readers. 1900 S. 8th is now available for $170,000. It’s subject […]
July 4, 2009
I’m wishing all of you a safe and fun 4th of July. We started our weekend off last night at First Friday, then Fremont Street Experience for “Big Brother and the Holding Company, and then […]
July 3, 2009
Scheduling conflicts can be a huge sign of success. They can also lead to a roller coaster ride of excitement and disappointment. I’m sure I’m not the only one. For example, I ended up working last night. Normally […]
July 3, 2009
There isn’t one, today. I started out to do the post, but, I just couldn’t find one that wasn’t merely a variation of a well document theme. Oh, I’ve got thousands of bad MLS pictures […]
July 1, 2009
(All 3 articles relating to grafitti are courtesy of the Southern Nevada Graffiti Coalition and are published in County Commissioner District E’s Chris Giunchigliani’s July 1, 2009 online newletter. When Art Becomes A Crime Many people argue […]
July 1, 2009
Running late, but never fear…. I’m focusing on furniture this week. As a general rule, (or at least it used to be) furnished homes show better than empty ones. Focusing on furniture instead of features […]