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Get $1 Off Your Restaurant Check
SCSCAI’s Food & Beverage Manager is offering residents a savings off their checks when they dine in at Tavern at the Falls and The Summit. Mention that you saw Link food writer Tammy Collins’ column Easy Eats online and servers will deduct $1 from your bill. The offer is valid on every check, so be sure to read Tammy’s stories online and then ask for your savings . Tammy will not only help you discover great nearby cafes, but she'll also help you save a $1 off every check when you eat in Sun City!
Pro Shop Blowout Sale Going on Now
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Now’s a great time to stock up on golf clothing and footwear. Stroll into any one of the three Sun City pro shops at Eagle Crest, Highland Falls or Palm Valley and cash in on the savings. Residents receive 40 percent off all clothing and 30 percent off footwear. Inventory is limited and while supplies last.
Golfers Group Issues a Fundraising Challenge
Sun City resident Burt Karaalp and his Tuesday/Thursday golfing group is at it again. After watching the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey in Houston, Burt, who called on his group to support the fight against childhood hunger in May, delivered a new challenge to his buddies to help the Red Cross. “Watching the news today, the Red Cross can sure use the help,” said Burt, who collected $300 from his group of 25. “C’mon, Sun City golfers, we challenge you to join us in donating to the Red Cross. People in Houston and Florida need our help."
Now Is the Time to Advertise Your Garage Sale
If you’re planning on having a garage sale during Sun City’s annual community-wide event, scheduled over two weekends – Friday to Sunday, October 13-15 and 20-22, you might want to think about advertising it. Both the October Link magazine and the website, www.suncitylink.com, will feature special GARAGE SALE sections. The classified ads will be offered at a special rate of $5 each. The deadline to get your garage sale ad into the October issue is noon, Thursday, September 14. For more information, call Dianne Lowe, 702-966-1436. The deadline for the October magazine is Friday, September 15; deadline for online ads is Thursday, October 5.
Save $2 on Your Next Car Wash at Terrible Herbst
Help conserve water and save $2 at the same time every time you get your car washed at Terrible Herbst car wash at 8598 W. Lake Mead Blvd. (at the corner of Lake Mead and Rampart boulevards). You’ll need to print the coupon that’s available on SNWA. Click on the Conservation and Rebates menu at the bottom left side of the page. A list of participating car washes will appear. Scroll down to Terrible Herbst Car Washes and click on GET COUPONS.
Participating car washes recycle water on site or send it to a water treatment facility, where the water is treated and returned to Lake Mead. The list of car washes extends to businesses across the valley, where the required coupon is valid.
Participating car washes recycle water on site or send it to a water treatment facility, where the water is treated and returned to Lake Mead. The list of car washes extends to businesses across the valley, where the required coupon is valid.
Help Helping Hands Feed Valley Seniors
Fundraiser Runs Through September
Did you know that for $20 you can help feed a senior for a month? The Helping Hands of Vegas Valley Food Pantry is working with Three Square Food Bank throughout September to feed the 55,000 seniors in Clark County who report they go hungry every month. “Senior hunger is really a public health crisis in our nation and in Southern Nevada, where thousands of our friends and neighbors are impacted. These seniors need our help and should never be without nourishment. Let’s not let them go hungry,” said Dana Serrata, HHOVV executive director. To make a donation, or to see how you can help, visit the Helping Hands website, www.HHOVV.org.
Las Vegas Mural Project Puts Money in Painters' Pockets
Deadline to Submit Work Is September 25
Las Vegas Looking for Artists
Murals, Utility Box Projects Put Money in Painters’ Pockets
The city of Las Vegas requests submissions from artists for several upcoming opportunities. Artists must be 18 years of age or older and must be qualified to work for the city; current city employees are not eligible to participate. Submissions for all projects are due Monday, September 25, at 11 a.m.
Murals, Utility Box Projects Put Money in Painters’ Pockets
The city of Las Vegas requests submissions from artists for several upcoming opportunities. Artists must be 18 years of age or older and must be qualified to work for the city; current city employees are not eligible to participate. Submissions for all projects are due Monday, September 25, at 11 a.m.
- Neonopolis parking garage entrance and exit ramp walls. Artists must submit a letter of interest and an original design proposal with a unifying theme of water. The selected artist will receive $20,000 for the project, including artist fees, paint, supplies, travel and documentation of artwork.
- AMP Utility Box Painting Program. Selected artists will be offered $2,500 to develop a proposal, present it to the Las Vegas Arts Commission and paint four utility boxes with original designs. To apply, artists must submit a letter of interest, resume/curriculum vitae and up to 10 images of past work designed to educate citizens about storm water pollution.
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