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December 3, 2007
It’s bad enough when the pictures show the clutter. Often we go to see homes that are well staged and photographed, only to find that the homes (and the sellers) have reverted to their pre-listing state. […]
December 2, 2007
There’s certainly been a shortage of posts this week, at least by our usual standards. I was one of the volunteer co-ordinators for the Victory Funds “National Leadership Conference and Candidate Training. The Victory Fund […]
December 2, 2007
I had to really study this one to figure it out. Below is what it should have looked like, and it’s still a bad picture. The only thing worse than a bad picture is […]
November 30, 2007
Lately, I’ve watched CNBC for financial news even more than I watch CNN. Schizophrenic is the only word to describe the lending world right now. One of the blogs that I read regularly is RealtyCheck, […]
November 30, 2007
Normally, I just cut and paste the picture, but in this case I had to take a screen shot to show you the picture in context. I got a good laugh out of the caption, […]
November 29, 2007
Mary Joy is our favorite lifelong downtown resident, and major supporter of our efforts to preserve our vintage neighborhoods, buildings and homes. Happy Birthday! If you’d like to leave a birthday greeting for […]
November 29, 2007
Approximately 75 demonstrators gathered at UNLV on Wednesday to show support for saving Maude Frazier Hall. Channel 8 has covered the issue, and so has the Las Vegas Sun. VeryVintageVegas’s Cultural Historian Brian Paco Alvarez […]
November 29, 2007
A 2 alarm fire damaged roof timbers and interior work that had already been completed during restoration of the 70 year old “Fifth Street Grammar School”. The building is one of the oldest buildings in […]
November 28, 2007
Kristen Peterson at the Las Vegas Sun once again is doing a great job of reporting on Vintage Las Vegas & raising awareness of endangered architecture. Our friends Mary Margaret Stratton & the Atomic Age Alliance, Lynn […]