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Lee-Ann Skomski registered for the 2017 Nevada Senior Games swimming competition not knowing what to expect. It was her first time participating. Feeling as though the distance races might take too much out of her, Lee-Ann entered 4 sprint races. She was trying to set a goal that she could achieve. She was try-ing to get into better shape. She was thinking that she just might be able to fly again.


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Back in the 1980’s Lee-Ann swam the 200 meter long course (50 meters per

length) freestyle in the summer Olympic sport that she excelled in, Modern Pen-tathlon. She competed in 7 World Cham-pionships, being one of the leaders for female pentathletes in the Olympics today. Modern Pentathlon has been modified over the years, for better media presenta-tion, but it still consists of epee fencing, freestyle swimming, equestrian jumping (draw an unknown horse), pistol shooting (lazer now) and cross country running (3K for men and women now). Lee-Ann exclaims, “Back then, when I was in good swimming condition, I felt like I was flying on water.”

Lee-Ann showed up to the NSG compe-tition in early October feeling excited. As soon as she entered the pool she thought of her deceased mother who had been a primary role model in her life. It was her mother who taught her the joy of being in water. She says, “My mom was a top notch swimmer in her day, which was amaz-ing because her single mother became an alcoholic. She was ranked number one in backstroke when she earned a full ride athletic scholarship to Michigan State University, and she placed 3rd in the 1948 Olympic trials.” Memory of her mother encouraged her to lighten up and have fun that day.

The pool environment felt like home to Lee-Ann, even though she had not swum there before. She noticed that there were about forty swimmers in and out of the water. She warmed up, she visualized her races and she stepped up to the starting block. It was later, after Lee-Ann had won her first two races, when a small group of her competitors asked her how old she was. She told them that she was 57 and several of them laughed. They teased her and told her that she was a baby. “I accept,” said Lee-Ann, laughing along with them. Then she told them her story.

“I have a terminal brain tumor,” she led in. “About five years ago, I was diagnosed with a grade 4 glioblastoma multiforme mass.” She didn’t tell them about the radiation treatment and how she lost her hair. Nor did she tell them about the 40

lbs. she put on twice after two intense steroid medication sessions. “I rarely have headaches now. My tumor has shrunk some and I guess that I am just too stub-born to die,” she declared with a smile. The ladies offered her a compassionate smile back, not knowing really quite what to say. When Lee-Ann finished her last race, friendly new fans were cheering her on.

Lee-Ann heard their voices as she closed in for her fourth win of the day - she felt like she was flying.

Join Lee-Ann in this year’s Nevada Se-nior Games swimming competition, to be held Oct. 6-7. Or choose one or more of 23 other events in which to compete. See the NSG web site nevadaseniorgames.com for more information.

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By Dr. Herb Randall

Nominations for the Nevada Senior Citizen of the Year 2018 will be

accepted from February 1 thru March 31, 2018. The Nevada Delegation of the National Silver Haired Congress (NSHC) in partnership with the Aging Services Di-rectors Organization (ASDO) established this award in 2013.

The first annual award was presented to Mr. Frank Pati of Mesquite on May 22, 2013. Ms. Ray Fiol of Las Vegas received the Award for 2014, Favil West of Hender-son received the award for 2015, Ms. Rana Goodman of Henderson received the award for 2016, and Ms. Beverly Saperstein is the current Nevada Senior Citizen of the Year (2017).

Guidelines for selecting the Nevada Senior Citizen of the Year include the following. The nominee must be a cur-rent resident of Nevada and must have resided in our state for at least five years. The nominee must have been at least 60 years of age as of December 31, 2017. Recipients will be selected for significant contributions made at the local, state, and/or national level and by excellence achieved through going above and beyond the call of duty, specifically with respect to volunteer work in support of the Senior Citizens of Nevada.

In addition to the nomination form, the nominator should provide a written

summary of the significant accomplish-ments including dates and appropriate documents and testimonials to support the nomination. A headshot photo of the nominee is required. (A digital photo should be sent to the email address below.)

Nominations will be evaluated on the scope and impact of a nominee’s achieve-ments and the extent to which the nomi-nee’s efforts benefit(ed) and provide(d) inspiration to their community and other Senior Citizens. The achievements are not limited to only one year and may in-clude years of service before the nominee reached 60 years of age.

The recipient will be chosen by a com-mittee from the Nevada Delegation of the NSHC and the ASDO.

Nominations for the year 2018 must be submitted not later than March 31, 2018 to the Nevada Delegation of the NSHC, 2116 Inverness Drive, Henderson, NV 89074. A postmark of March 31 or earlier is acceptable.

The nomination guidelines and forms may be obtained by emailing [email protected], calling (702) 860-6349, or at www.nevshc.org. Also, questions may be addressed at the same email address or phone number.

The person selected to receive the 2018 award will be announced in this publica-tion’s May issue.

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Meow Wolf, an Arts Collective, Joins as Anchor Tenant

Las Vegas families and tourists alike will witness a new entertain-

ment and retail complex come to life in Spring 2019. AREA15 is a unique concept of a wholly re-imagined world weaving together immersive experiences, themed events, art installations, restaurants, bars, and nightlife. The complex will appeal to a variety of clientele, including gamers, comic-con and sci-fi enthusiasts, artists, music and festival lovers, and anyone sim-ply looking for an immersive and unique experience. AREA15 is a development project led by a joint venture between real estate development firm Fisher Brothers and creative agency Beneville Studios, both of New York.

AREA15 announced it has signed Meow Wolf, a multi-media production company based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, as the anchor tenant. Meow Wolf creates immer-sive, interactive experiences that transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms of story and exploration. Well over 100 Meow Wolf artists work together to tell immersive stories through fabrication, painting, sculpture, architecture, virtual and augmented reality, sound, performa-tive experiences and interactivity. Meow Wolf ’s first permanent exhibition, House of Eternal Return, is located in Santa Fe and has welcomed nearly a million visitors in its first two years. Meow Wolf will work with local artists and talent in Las Vegas and the surrounding areas to create expe-riences in AREA15.

“AREA15 is a radical reimagining of retail,” said Winston Fisher, a principal of Fisher Brothers. “It will be a 21st century immersive bazaar and an entirely new concept in retail and entertainment. We are building something meant for anyone who appreciates experiences. It appeals to men, women, and the young and old. If you like cool stuff, art, the movies, and en-joy a good restaurant, you should have fun at AREA15. We are building something for everyone — a genuine experience that we

believe everyone can appreciate.”AREA15 offers up to 126,000 square

feet of customized tenant space for a curated collection of experiential and retail businesses; 68,000 square feet of leasable ground floor space and up to 58,000 square feet of mezzanine space. A 40,000 square-foot indoor and outdoor event space, ideally suited for live music, festivals, corporate events, e-sport tourna-ments and much more will be adjacent to the retail and dining options. The indoor and outdoor event space has the capac-ity to accommodate up to 3,000 guests at a time, with plans to host more than 100 events per year. AREA15 will offer over 800 complimentary parking spaces.

Complementing the retail and event space is the interconnected "Spine,” a destination unto itself as an immersive bizarre and promenade that ties all of the tenants together. Says Michael Beneville, “We respect that the visitor to AREA15 is an adventurer and explorer, someone who wants to be authentically engaged and inspired. We have scoured the world for visionary artists and talent to bring this alternative reality to life.” Designed to showcase inventive dining and nightlife options, unique activations, innovative art exhibitions, and bespoke performances, the 30,000 square foot Spine will be a canvas for artists to showcase their work. BARTKRESA Studio’s twelve-foot tall faceted skull, Shogyo Mujo, a collabora-tion with sculptor Joshua Harker, utilizing projections, 3D mapping, lighting, music, and interactivity, will come to life in the center of the Spine. Henry Chang, a Las Vegas based sculptor known for his use of unique materials and contemporary fabrication methods, will find a permanent home for “Flux Capacitor”, an art car built originally for the Burning Man festival. The Spine will feature an ecological forest of an original bamboo structure from Bali, designed by IBUKU and built by the tradi-tional skills of Balinese craftsmen.

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chef William DeMarco, the butler-style tailgate selections include sea bass tacos with pickled onions and salsa verde, chicken flatbread with Thai basil and sweet and sour chili, kalbi short-rib sliders, loaded baked potato-style tater tots, Angus mini burgers, seasonal cookies and cupcakes and more. Craft beer specials will also be available during the game, which will be shown live on big-screen televisions throughout the restaurant. The cost is $129 per person excluding beverages, taxes and tip. To reserve, call 702-770-7375 or visit here. La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway, Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-770-7375.

February 4House of Blues at Mandalay Bay will offer VIP and general

admission packages during the Super Bowl. The general admission dining package is $70 per person for all-you-can-eat chili, chicken and waffles, sloppy joes, shrimp cocktail shooters, BBQ sundae, churros, cannoli tacos and more. For an additional $75 the all-you-can-drink package includes well liquors, domestic beer, house wine and soda. The VIP package, priced at $3,000 with seats for up to 15 people, includes premium TV viewing, a private server, all-you-can-eat à la carte menu with additional offerings, all-you-can-drink with upgraded call liquors, $25 Karma Kash (good at the retail store or next House of Blues visit) and a Bucket of Goodies that includes extra HOB offerings and merchandise. Doors open for the VIP package at 2:30 p.m. with general


February 4On February 4, PBR Rock Bar & Grill at the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood will be outfitted with 104 wall-to-wall HDTVs and four projector screens located throughout the venue tuned to the Super Bowl. For $150 guests receive the Big Game Watch Party with guaranteed assigned seating inside the venue and access to a premium open bar from kick off to the end of the game. The Tailgate package add-on for $50 beginning at 2 p.m. will include potato skins, a choice between chicken bar bites or wings, pepperoni pizza, pretzel and beer cheese dip, potato chip nachos and pulled pork sliders to feed 4-6. The

Pregame Tailgate Watch Party, offered from noon to 2 p.m. for $50 per person and held on the outdoor patio, will include an appetizer bar and premium open bar and early access to the venue. (The Tailgate Watch Party does not include entry into the Big Game Watch Party.) Visit here for more information and to purchase tickets. PBR Rock Bar & Grill, Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, 3663 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-750-1685.

February 4La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will offer a Big Game Super Bowl feast served tableside beginning at 2:30 p.m. and continuing throughout the game. Created by executive


admission at 3 p.m. Guests must be 21 or older for the all-you-can-drink add-on. House of Blues, Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89119, 702-632-7607.

February 9Following a successful launch in 2017, Wynn Las Vegas is continuing its behind-the-scenes Master Class Series led by master chefs, sommeliers, bakers and artisans. The Sweet Smackdown-Battle of the Pastry Chefs will feature Costa di Mare executive pastry chef Maria Mac and Andy Jin, executive pastry chef of SW Steakhouse and Lakeside, as the pair go whisk-to-whisk in a sweets smackdown. From flavor and texture to forming

and plating professionally, guests will learn the secrets to creating restaurant quality desserts at home, while sampling each chef’s final products. The master class begins at 2 p.m. at Lakeside and the cost is $125 per person including tax and tip. Tickets are available by contacting the Wynn Las Vegas concierge at 702-770-7070. Lakeside, Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-248-3463.

February 14Oscar’s Steakhouse at Plaza Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas will offer a three-course Valentine’s Day wine pairing dinner priced at $85 per person. Courses will include a choice of caprese salad or arugula salad paired

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with Nuschese; pan-seared sea bass with red pepper sauce and cauliflower purée matched with Ferrari-Carano Chardonnay or a 6-oz filet mignon and lobster tail with roasted fingerling potatoes and baby vegetables with Irony Cabernet Sauvignon; and chocolate mousse with chocolate covered strawberry paired with Gruet Champagne. The price for food only is $65 per person. Oscar’s Steakhouse, Plaza Hotel & Casino, 1 Main St., Las Vegas, NV 89101, 702-386-2110.

OngoingTom’s Urban at New York-New York has launched a unique Beat the Clock happy hour running Monday through Friday, beginning at 4 p.m., with food and drink prices rising every hour until 7 p.m. It

also takes place late night Sunday through Thursday, beginning at 11 p.m., with prices dropping every hour until 2 a.m. Among a dozen small plates are ginger chicken potstickers, crispy Brussels spouts, fried dill pickles and street tacos; drink specials include select signature cocktails, well drinks and all draft beers. Tom's Urban, New York-New York Hotel & Casino, 3790 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-740-6766.

First FridaysEl Segundo Sol celebrates Cinco de Mayo every month, by offering its Loco Hour specials all day in the bar. Specials include loaded nachos ($5), three varieties of fully loaded street tacos ($2.25-$3.25) and quesadillas ($4-$5); drink deals feature $5 margaritas, $3 tequila

shots, $4 sangria and beer ($3-$4.25). El Segundo Sol, Fashion Show mall, 3200 Las Vegas Blvd. S. , Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-258-1211. New Las Vegas RestaurantsBlack Tap Craft Burgers & Beer has opened at The Venetian, in the former home of B&B Burger & Beer near the poker room and sports book. Black Tap spent an estimated $3 million in construction costs, and the décor features retro neon graphics, such as boomboxes, cassette tapes and old-style cameras, along with subway tile walls. The word “Shake” has been inlaid in a custom-designed mosaic floor. The menu is highlighted by nine craft burgers, such as The Mexico City burger with a prime burger, pepperjack cheese, pickled jalapeños and crispy

onion ring; and The Greg Norman with Wagyu beef, house buttermilk-dill, blue cheese and arugula. The restaurant also features the CrazyShake Bar, where customers can watch employees mix up one of the eight shake creations, such as Cotton Candy, a strawberry shake with a blue and pink pearl chocolate rim, a pink lollipop, rock candy, whipped cream and cotton candy. Lunch & Dinner daily. Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer, The Venetian, 3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-414-2337. Palms Casino Resort has opened A.Y.C.E. (All You Can Eat) Buffet. The design features communal tables, checkered stained-glass windows and plaid carpets. Seven food stations are based on cooking methods:


bruschetta with crescenza cheese, burrata tortelloni with roasted mushroom, red wine-glazed short rib with creamy mascarpone polenta, and The Pig pizza with spicy pepperoni, soppressata and Italian sausage. North Italia’s cocktail, wine and beer list features local breweries Tenaya Creek, Joseph James and CraftHaus. The new Summerlin outpost is the 12th North Italia in the U.S. with other branches in Arizona, California, Colorado, Kansas and Texas. North Italia, Rampart Commons, 1069 S. Rampart Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89145, 702-507-0927. Chef, author and restaurateur Scott Conantwill debut his Masso Osteria Italian eatery inside Red Rock Casino, Resort & Spa. It’s expected to open in February in the space most recently occupied by Salute Trattoria Italiana. The restaurant’s name means “boulder” in Italian, chosen to reflect the rocky desert landscape that surrounds the city. Masso Osteria will add to Conant’s growing restaurant empire, which includes New York’s Fusco, The Ponte in Los Angeles and Mora Italian in Phoenix. Masso Osteria, 11011 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89135, no phone. Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino has debuted Café Hollywood, as the hotel marks its 10-year anniversary. Located on the main casino floor, the 5,500-square-foot restaurant focuses on all things Hollywood, with a photo gallery and multimedia celebration

featuring highlights of Planet Hollywood’s 25-year history and of entertainment moments interspersed among the video content broadcast on the Café’s 35 monitors. The menu includes cinnamon roll french toast, poke nachos, a grilled macaroni and cheese sandwich and pork belly ramen. The wine bar and lounge offers more than 40 different wine varietals, 24 of them by the glass, as well as a full bar and small plates. A full array of breakfast goodies, coffee drinks, gelato and decadent desserts is available at a pastry shop. Café Hollywood, Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, 3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-732-1222. Osteria Costa will debut at The Mirage in February 2018 in the former space of Samba Brazilian Steakhouse, which closed August 31. The new Italian eatery will replace Portofino, which will close around the beginning of the new year. The design will exude the Amalfi Coast, and the colors of seaside blues and greens dotted by lush greenery and light wood furnishings will convey an Italian coastal theme. The dining room will have a canopy of linen and chandeliers that look like umbrellas. Expect a menu of Neapolitan pizzas, handmade pastas, fresh seafood and house-baked bread; the bar program will feature house-made limoncello, cocktails and wines by the glass. The restaurant will be open daily for dinner. Osteria Costa, The Mirage, 3400 Las Vegas


The Greenery with fruits, seasonal salads and Italian antipasto; The Hearth centered around a brick oven creating casseroles, cedar plank salmon and pizzas; The Roastery with a 900-degree grill churning out oxtail poutine, grilled calamari steaks and quesadillas; The World Pan with preparation done on a wok, with paella, bao buns and gumbo; Smoke & Fire with smoky nuance added to bourbon-glazed ham, barbeque ribs and smoked brisket Benedict; The Revival focusing on healthy foods and vegan and vegetarian cuisine with fresh pressed juices, crispy eggplant “bacon” and quinoa grits; and Sweet & Light with fruit cobblers, freshly baked cookies,

croissants and a gelato bar. A.Y.C.E. is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers a Bottomless Mimosa Brunch on Sundays. A.Y.C.E. Buffet, Palms Casino Resort, 4321 W. Flamingo Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89103, 702-942-7777, 866-942-7777. North Italia, Fox Restaurant Concepts’ Italian restaurant, is now open at Rampart Commons. The first location in Nevada, the 6,970-square-foot Italian taverna offers an open and airy atmosphere with modern design elements such as its signature exhibition kitchen with a red hood overlooking the dining room and seating for up to 254 guests, including a spacious outdoor patio with seating for 95. The menu features signature dishes such as prosciutto


Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-791-7111, 800-627-6667. Tropicana Las Vegas has unveiled its new Savor, the Buffet. Set in the space of the former Beach Café, the 5,384-square-foot all-you-can-eat restaurant features four live action stations with cuisines including American, Asian, Italian and Mexican and showcasing fresh, made-to-order pizza and pasta. Highlights include dishes such as a BLT Benedict, chicken scaloppini with prosciutto and white beans, and green chile enchiladas. Savor, the Buffet, Tropicana Las Vegas, 3801 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, no phone. Chef, author and TV personality Giada De Laurentiis will open her second restaurant, Pronto by Giada, at Caesars Palace in early 2018. It is her second

eatery on the Vegas Strip, joining Giada across the street at The Cromwell. It will be located in the Payard Patisserie & Bistro space adjacent to Bacchanal Buffet and MR CHOW and will offer breakfast, lunch and dinner options. As the name implies, Pronto will be a fast-casual format. “This will be a great introduction to my food and brand, as it’s the lighter side of Italian with a fresh, California influence,” said De Laurentiis. “It will be perfect for a fast bite, and then guests can go across the street for a finer-dining experience.” Expect pastries, sandwiches, made-to-order smoothies, paninis, salads, antipasti, formaggi and salumi platters, gelato, sorbetto, cookies, cakes, an extensive coffee program, wine on tap and cocktails. Pronto

by Giada, Caesars Palace, 3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, no phone. Wolfgang Puck’s Spago is recognized by many for igniting Las Vegas’s dining scene when it debuted at Caesars Palace in 1992. Now it has been announced it will close on January 27 and will be relocating across the street to the Bellagio, opening in summer 2018, replacing Todd English’s Olives, which closed January 13. The new venue will feature an open-air patio, brass fixtures, smoked-oak wood floors, modern art pieces, a neon light fixture and floor-to-ceiling glass windows providing views of the iconic Fountains of Bellagio. The globally-influenced seasonal fare will include Puck’s signature touches, such as gourmet

pizzas topped with salmon and caviar, a multi-course California tasting menu, special bar menu of Wolfgang Puck favorites, an artisanal cocktail program and extensive international wine list. Spago, Caesars Palace, Forum Shops at Caesars, 3500 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-369-6300.

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Knit and CrochetLearn how to knit and crochet.When: Wednesdays 9:00-11:15 AMWhere: West Flamingo Senior Center 6255 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas NV 89103

📱 (702) 455-7742Cost: Free

ScrapbookingCatalog all your family and friends with this throw-back hobby!When: Fridays 9:00-11:00 AM

Where: West Flamingo Senior Center 6255 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas NV 89103

📱 (702) 455-7742Cost: Free

Line DancingThere are many classes for all levels of dancers, enroll now and pick your partner!When: Every day, times vary based on skill levelWhere: West Flamingo Senior Center 6255 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas NV 89103

📱 (702) 455-7742Cost: Free

Tap DanceLearn how to tap dance and keep the party going!When: Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30am-4:00 PMWhere: West Flamingo Senior Center 6255 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas NV 89103

📱 (702) 455-7742

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Classes

Yoga for SeniorsThis class offers the importance of proper form, breath control, and practice.When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30-9:45 AMWhere: Desert Breeze Senior Center, 8275 Spring Mountain Rd. Las Vegas, NV, 89117

📱 (702) 455-8334Cost: $45

Sit and StepSit and Step is a group exercise designed for older adults to increase muscular strength, improve balance, increase flexibility and many more benefits.When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00-11:00 AMWhere: Desert Breeze Senior Center, 8275

Spring Mountain Rd. Las Vegas, NV, 89117

📱 (702) 455-8334Cost: $30

Senior Low Impact AerobicsEnjoy light exercise and get your heart beat up! When: Mondays and Wednesdays 4:00-4:30 PMWhere: Desert Breeze Senior Center, 8275 Spring Mountain Rd. Las Vegas, NV, 89117

📱 (702) 455-8334Cost: $30

Drawing 101Please bring your own supplies.When: Tuesdays 12:30-1:30 PMWhere: West Flamingo Senior Center 6255 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas NV 89103

📱 (702) 455-7742Cost: $13


A theatre company focusing on seniors and senior issues, a 501(c)(3), a non-profit corporation.

Get involved on stage, back stage, in the audience or at

the bank as a donor! Visit us at: speedingtheatre.org or call 702-332-9246

The Motown Show is one show not to be missed! The critically acclaimed quartet puts a modern twist on classic Motown hits, featuring songs by the Four Tops, the Supremes, the Temptations, Stevie Wonder, and more. They’ll have you dancing and singing in the aisles as you remember exactly why these songs are timeless. When: Monday – Friday at 7 PMWhere: The Venetian, 3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109Tickets can be purchased at any Venetian/Palazzo Box office or by calling 702.414.9000 / 866.641.7469.For Group Inquiries Of 8 Or More, Please Contact [email protected] Or Call 702-701-7778.

Defending the CavemanThis hilarious show is perfect for anyone who has ever been in a relationship. The show toys with the conversations, banter, and observations that every couple deals with, fighting, laughing and loving together. When: Daily, 8:30 PMWhere: The D Las Vegas, 301 Fremont St., Las Vegas, NV, 89101

📱 (702) 388-2111Cost: $34.95

The Dennis Bono Show The key to the success of the show stems from Dennis' playful personality and his intelligent interaction with his guests. Whether


Cost: $35

Entertainment

“FRANK – The Man. The Music.”Performs Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 8 PM, and Fridays at 9 PM at The Palazzo Theatre. Tickets are now on sale. For up-to-date schedule information, including dark dates, or to purchase tickets, visit any Box Office at The Venetian or The Palazzo, go online at

fwww.venetian.com/frank, 📱or call (702) 414-9000

Marriage Can Be MurderPlay detective alongside a crazy cast of performers. This long running Vegas classic still has audiences questioning, sleuthing, and laughing every night!When: Nightly, 6:00 PMWhere: The D Las Vegas, 301 Fremont Street, Las Vegas, NV, 89101 (702) 388-2111Cost: $81.90

Smokey Robinson presents Human Nature: The Motown ShowVoted “Best Singers” by the Las Vegas Review Journal and Trip Advisor’s #1 show in Las Vegas, Human Nature:


masterpiece, returns to the stage in a vibrant 20th anniversary touring production. With its inspiring message of joy and hope in the face of fear, this timeless celebration of friendship and creativity reminds us to measure our lives with the only thing that truly matters—love.When: Jan 30-Feb 4, Call for showtimesWhere: The Smith Center, 361 Symphony Park Ave.

📱702-749-2000Cost: $36-127

How I Became a PirateAARRRGH! Sail off on a swashbuckling musical excursion as young Jeremy Jacobs joins Captain Braid Beard’s band of comical pirates to search for the perfect spot to bury their treasure. Based on the popular book by Melinda Long, this production

reminds that home and family are treasures you can't find on any map! Kids are sure to enjoy this high-spirited show featuring hummable tunes with vivid set pieces and costuming.When: Feb 7, 6:30 PMWhere: The Smith Center, 361 Symphony Park Ave. 702-749-2000Cost: $15-25

Beauty and the BeastVenture into a colorful world of magic and enchantment with the time honored tale of Beauty and the Beast. Set to a lyrical score by Tchaikovsky, this NBT Company Premiere is a visually spectacular production celebrating the transformative power of love. From the mysterious forest filled with leaping stags and lively nymphs, to the beastly, imposing castle and its cursed occupants,


on radio, television or in front of a live audience, he is the perfect host; gracious, charming, self-deprecating, attentive and witty.When: Thursdays at 2 PM (see website for radio schedule) Where: The South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas!Cost: FREE

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Jerry Tiffe Described as a singer’s singer, Jerry has performed in Las Vegas since the late 70’s. His honest style and quality of voice has made him one of longest performing lounge acts in Las Vegas’ storied history.When: Fridays, 4-7 PMWhere: Naughty Ladies Bar @ Arizona Charlie's Decatur Casino, 740 S Decatur Blvd,

Charleston Heights Shopping Center, Las Vegas, NV 89107 Cost: No Cover Charge

📱 (702) 258-5200 farizonacharliesdecatur.

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The Rampart Casino Live entertainment at Addison’s Lounge on the casino floor four nights each week. When: 8 pm unless otherwise noted. Call for current performers.Where: 221 N Rampart, Las Vegas, NV, 89145 ‎Cost: All shows are complimentary

📱 (702) 507-5900 f rampartcasino.com

Events

RENTRENT, Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award®-winning


By Senator Dean HellerNearly two years ago in August 2016,

the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) released its first-ever count of suicides among our nation’s veteran population, revealing that an average of 20 veterans die by suicide each day.

To get this data, the VA examined more than 55 million veterans’ records from 1979-2014 from every state in the coun-try. Among some of its findings: veterans accounted for 18 percent of all suicides in the U.S. despite making up only 8.5 percent of the population.

As a senior member of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, I’ve fought to ensure that Nevada’s military veterans receive the care, benefits, and support that they’ve earned and deserve. And the area of mental health treatment is a top prior-ity of mine as Nevada unfortunately has the third-highest veteran suicide rate in the country.

While Congress has made great strides in this area – such as passing into law the Clay Hunt SAV Act during the 114th Congress – there’s still more work to be done, and be assured that I’m fighting for increased access to mental health care and suicide prevention services for Nevada’s 300,000 military veterans.

That’s why I’m pleased to report that in the first weeks of 2018, President Don-ald Trump signed an executive order to

assist veterans in Nevada and across the country in accessing mental health care and resources.

It’s important to note that veteran sui-cide and mental health treatment is not an issue that is exclusive to the most recent generation of veterans, former service members of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. In fact, in the VA’s comprehensive analysis I mentioned earlier, researchers found that approximately 65 percent of all veterans who died from suicide in 2014 were 50 years of age or older.

Specifically, the executive order directs the secretaries of the Departments of De-fense (DOD), Homeland Security (DHS), and VA to develop a plan within 60 days that provides streamlined access to mental health treatment and suicide prevention resources for veterans and to update the President on the implementation of the plan and outline further reforms within 180 days.

This executive order is critical to reduc-ing the number of veteran suicides in Nevada and across the country. It will help this administration create a roadmap to ensure that those who have bravely worn the uniform can access the care they need for their invisible wounds.

We are grateful and forever indebted to our veterans and that’s why we must never forget what they have done to protect this country and our freedoms.

As a strong supporter of our nation’s military and troops, I will continue to work to ensure that the department is properly equipped to support Nevada’s veterans who are suffering from invisible injuries and to bring down the number of veteran suicides in Nevada and across the country.

I’m encouraged by the focus on this is-sue within the White House and by the ef-forts of VA Secretary David Shulkin. I was honored to meet with Secretary Shulkin in Reno, NV, this summer where we dis-cussed increasing access to mental health treatment for veterans, especially those in rural areas. During that meeting, I signed a pledge reaffirming my commitment to preventing veteran suicide.

To any Nevada veteran who is struggling today, know this – you are not alone and there is help available. Veterans and their loved ones can call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1, chat online, or send a text message to 838255 to receive confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Additionally, the Veterans Crisis Line website is available at https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/.

As always, it’s an honor to represent you in the U.S. Senate. I have offices in Reno, Las Vegas, and Washington, D.C., and I encourage you to contact us – we are here to help you.

Streamlining Veterans’ Access to Mental Health


display daily in the Botanical Gardens is free for Springs Preserve members or with general admission.

Butterfly Gardens ArtLet these 12 delightful, metal, swallowtail butterflies artfully guide you through our Botanical Gardens! Local sculptor Miguel Rodriquez fabricated these flights of fancy, which then were painted by local artists. This exhibit on display daily in the Botanical Gardens is free for Springs Preserve members or with general admission.

Botanical Gardens Guided WalksJoin our experts for a guided walk through our beautiful Botanical Gardens. Saturdays and Sundays at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Free for members or with general admission.Where: The Springs Preserve is located at 333

South Valley View Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89107

📱 (702) 822-7700 f springspreserve.org

City EventsFour-time Grammy Award-winning Ladysmith Black Mambazo will perform at Sammy Davis Festival Plaza, 720 Twin Lakes Drive, Saturday, Feb. 3, at 7:30 p.m. as part of their North America tour. Celebrating over 50 years of joyous and uplifting music, the native South African group continues to preserve their musical heritage while performing songs with messages of peace, love and harmony worldwide. They have recorded with numerous artists such as Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder, Dolly Parton and Sarah McLachlan; their songs have been featured in a variety of films including


this ballet is a feast for the senses. First created for San Francisco Ballet by the legendary Lew Christensen, the performance proved so popular it was revived each year for a decade. A generation later, it remains one of the best loved stories of all time and a heartwarming fairy tale perfect for the entire family.When: Feb 17 and 18, Call for showtimesWhere: The Smith Center, 361 Symphony Park Ave. 702-749-2000Cost: $29-139

Frankie Moreno: With Plenty of MistletoeMake this season bright by enjoying your favorite festive hits at Frankie Moreno’s special holiday show, “Frankie Moreno: With Plenty of Mistletoe.” Incorporating

his classic showmanship flare and vintage flavor, Moreno will perform a fun mix of seasonal tunes with style in the intimate Myron’s Cabaret Jazz. Get in the holiday mood with this entertaining show!When: Feb 6, Call for showtimesWhere: The Smith Center, 361 Symphony Park Ave. 702-749-2000Cost: $30-42

Springs Preserve

Metamorphosis of ScrapFrom the bighorn sheep sculptures along valley highways to more abstract pieces, Ramon Sanchez of P&S metals turns scrap metal and steel into art. See his transformational work throughout our Botanical Garden! This exhibit on


Focus is on maintaining a healthy balance of exercise, diet, mental and emotional health. Caretakers also welcome.Where: Las Vegas Senior Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road, 702-229-6454When: First Wednesday of each month. Advance registration requested. Cost: Free

Stroke Support GroupCome discuss the struggles and victories of living life after a stroke. Caregivers of stroke survivors are welcome to attend. Lunch will be provided at this monthly event. Where: HealthSouth Henderson, 10301 Jeffreys St, Henderson, NV 89052 When: Second Tuesday of the month from 12 to 1 PM

📱 (702) 939-9412

Multiple Sclerosis Support Group Group for adult family members of individuals with MS. Open to the community, free of charge.When: 1st Thursday of every month from 12 – 1 PMWhere: Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain HealthContact Joanne, 483-6006, [email protected] for additional information.

Harmony Hospice Grief Support GroupIf you have lost a spouse, parent or friend, this group is for you.When: 4th Tuesday of every monthWhere: 6650 W. Flamingo

📱702-301-1189

Disease Support GroupsThe group is held for gene positive individuals (asymptomatic and early stage) and adult family members.


“The Lion King,” “Coming to America” and “Invictus.” Tickets are $30 plus tax.The Villalobos Brothers will take the stage at the Historic Fifth Street School, 401 S. Fourth St., Saturday, Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. Acclaimed as one of today’s leading contemporary Mexican ensembles and chosen as 2015’s Musical Artist in Residence for the New York Botanical Garden, The Villalobos Brothers have delighted listeners from Latin America, India and Russia to Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and the Latin Grammy Awards. Their original compositions masterfully blend elements of jazz, rock, classical and Mexican to deliver a powerful message of love, brotherhood and social justice. Tickets are $16

plus tax for adults and $8 plus tax for youth under 18.For tickets and more information for these and more events, visit www.artslasvegas.org or call 702-229-ARTS (2787).

Meetings / Groups

Alzheimer’s and Dementia Support GroupWhen: 1st & 3rd Monday of each month, 1 PMWhere: Pacifica Green Valley, 2620 Robindale Road, 89074

📱702-992-0000

Diabetes in Balance Support Group Free educational information and personal tips for balancing your life with diabetes from other diabetic participants. Join this close group of people living with Type I and/or Type II diabetes.


Huntington’s Disease Support GroupsThe group is held for gene positive individuals (asymptomatic and early stage) and adult family members. When: 4th Tuesday of every month from 12 – 1 PMWhere: Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, and are held at 888 W. Bonneville Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89106.

📱702-483-6035

Clark County Genealogical Society Listen to speakers and/or join informal discussions about genealogy.When: 3rd Saturday of each month, 10 AM -1 AMWhere: Paseo Verde Library (Meeting in the training room)280 S. Green Valley Parkway, Henderson, NV 89012Cost: Event is free and open to the public

TransitionsA free support group for senior women When: Meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 11 AM Where: Women’s Care center, corner of Pecos & Paseo Verde, Henderson

📱 (702) 616-4902

Current EventsJoin The Jewish Community Center of Southern Nevada to discuss all things current from Politics to Pop Culture. When: Every Monday, 10 AM – 12 PMWhere: JCC West, 9001 Hillpointe Road Las Vegas, NV 89134Cost: Free for all JCC Members

Current Events Discussion Group This is a self-led, open-minded group with lively discussions.


When: 4th Tuesday of every month from 12 – 1 PM

📱702-483-6035Where: Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, and are held at 888 W. Bonneville Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89106.

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Memory Loss Caregiver Support GroupThis weekly group is held for adult family members who provide care and/or support for loved ones with memory loss. Facilitated by Donna Munic-Miller, PhD. When: Wednesdays from 1:15 – 2:45pmWhere: Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, and are held at 888 W. Bonneville Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89106. For additional information call 702-483-6035

fwww.keepmemoryalive.org/socialservices

Parkinson’s Disease Support GroupThis group is held for early stage individuals and adult family members who provide care and/or support for loved ones with Parkinson’s disease. Separate groups meet at the same time. Phone screening for new early stage participants is required. When: 2nd Tuesday of every month from 11:30 AM -12:30 PMWhere: Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, and are held at 888 W. Bonneville Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89106. For additional information contact Jenna 702-483-6054

fwww.keepmemoryalive.org/socialservices


our four-legged family members, is difficult to handle alone. Join this group of people that understand and can relate to you.When: Second and fourth Tuesday each month, 9 to 10 AM. Advance registration is not required.Where: Centennial Hills Active Adult Center, 6601 N. Buffalo Drive

📱 (702) 229-1702

FTD/PPA Caregiver Support GroupIf you are caring for someone with Frontal Temporal Lobe Dementia, who is caring for you? The informational and supportive group design makes it possible for families to learn more about the diseases as well as understand their feelings about the changes dementia has made on their daily lives.When: 2nd Wednesday of the month from 7 - 8:30 PMWhere: Glazier’s food marketplace- Community RoomDesert Marketplace8525 West Warm Springs Rd(Durango & Warm Springs)Las Vegas, NV 89113

📱702-248-2770 f [email protected]

Caregiver Support GroupPlease join us for an opportunity to share your feelings, develop friendships, receive emotional support, and discuss solutions to common caregiving issues with other family caregivers.When: 2nd Wednesday of each month, 11 – 12 PMWhere: Jewish Family Service Agency, 4794 S. Eastern Ave.

Volunteer

Senior Medicare Patrol Become a Volunteer with Senior Medicare Patrol!

Senior Medicare Patrol: Nevada SMP is recruiting volunteers to take part in the fight against fraud, waste and abuse in Medicare. Medicare fraud is a big problem. SMP volunteers play an important role in the effort to address this problem by educating Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers through presentations, outreach events and one-on-one counseling, and by assisting them in reporting questionable billing and service delivery practices.For more information about the volunteer program and training, call Melissa McDonald, Coordinator of Volunteers at (702) 486-3796 or at [email protected]: OngoingWhere: Senior Medicare Patrol: Nevada SMP1820 E. Sahara Avenue, Suite 201Las Vegas, NV 89104

📱 (702) 486-3796 fadsd.nv.gov

Senior Connections provides the monthly event calendar as a community service. Readers are encouraged to confirm times as events may be subject to change and some events may require advance registration. To verify events call the event listing phone number or visit the website at the bottom of each listing. See current calendar listings online at www.SeniorConnectionsNV.com. To have your event included send an e-mail to [email protected].


When: 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month, 12:30 PMWhere: Centennial Hills Active Adult Center, 6601 N. Buffalo Drive

📱 (702) 229-1702

Scrapbooking and Card Making Bring a project you’re currently working on and share/receive crafting ideas.When: Third Wednesday of each month, 10 AM to 1 PMWhere: Centennial Hills Active Adult Center, 6601 N. Buffalo Drive

📱 (702) 229-1702

Desert Newcomers ClubThis nondenominational social organization club for women is a place to meet and make new friends. A welcoming general meeting and coffee are held the Last Thursday of each Month at GREEN VALLEY METHODIST CHURCH, 2200 ROBINDALE ROAD, at 9:30 AM. Monthly luncheons with an interesting program are held the third Wednesday of every month in addition to many fun activities throughout the month. For more information,

visit our website www.DesertNewcomersclub.org

Overeaters AnonymousOA offers a holistic approach to permanent weight loss with desired results of a physical, emotional and spiritual healing that is nothing short of amazing. Our way of life, based on the 12 steps & 12 traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous offers a program of recovery. Support groups meet daily. Day, location and time vary. Find meeting list at www.lvoa.org or call (702) 593-2945

Nevada Seniors CoalitionThe Nevada Seniors Coalition, Inc. (NSC) meets on the second Thursday of each month, from 10:00 AM until noon, at the Whitney Recreation Center located at 5712 E. Missouri Ave, Las Vegas 89122. These meetings are open to the public. Membership is available for $10. For further information call NSC President Vern Perry at (702) 943-0755

Grief and Loss Support GroupDealing with the loss of a loved one, including


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Estate Planning

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Elder Law AttorneyEstate Planning & more!Injuries to seniors, Nursing Homes, Accidents, Hospitalization. Downtown office and mobile office van. Will come to you.

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Finance

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Garden

Certified Horticulturist will answer plant and landscape questions. Advise with plant issues and identify plants. Assist in landscape and garden designs. Offer solutions for problem yard areas. Andrea Meckley-Licensed and insured.

📱 (702)300-4148 f [email protected]

Hair Salon

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Nevada Senior Citizen of the Year Nominations · 2018-08-14 · award for 2016, and Ms. Beverly Saperstein is the current Nevada Senior Citizen of the Year (2017). Guidelines for