COMMUNITY
Block Captains Meeting Set for Thursday at Desert Vista
If you’re a Sun City Summerlin Neighborhood Watch block captain, you’ll want to be sure you’ve RSVP’d for Thursday, April 25’s, special event hosted by Security Patrol Chief Sandy Lyons, Neighborhood Watch BOD Liaison Barbara Holden and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Crime Specialist Randy Klenosky. The event gets underway at 9 a.m. and will give block captains a chance to learn about the unified efforts of Sun City’s volunteer organizations and LVMPD to protect and serve the community. The first meeting, held on April 22, was very well-attended. If you have not yet reserved your spot, do not delay. Call 702-658-4486 and a leave a message with your name, your Neighborhood Watch street and the number of people who will be with you.
Opening Night Fast-approaching for Sun City Dance Company Blockbuster
There’s only three weeks left and counting to buy your tickets for the Sun City Dance Company’s blockbuster “Hollywood Lights!” production at the Starbright Theatre. The four performances are scheduled Saturday and Sunday, May 11-12 and 18-19. Tickets are $12 each and can be purchased at Suncitysummerlin.com, or at any of the Social Monitor station at Desert Vista, Mountain Shadows or Pinnacle. According to a preview last week, showgoers can expect a true Hollywood epic as the dancers welcome specialty acts and a visiting troupe from Canada. As always, costumes are divine and the music is guaranteed to get you moving in your seats! Be sure to check out the cover story of the May Link for more information on the show.
Photos by Jeannette Carrillo/Link
Public Art Surrounds Sun City
Video by Jeannette Carrillo/Link
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts students paired with Sun City Art Club members to create works of art bordering Sun City this summer as part of the city of Las Vegas’ AMP public art program. Students received a stipend for their work, and got a unique opportunity to be mentored by experienced and professional artists. Artwork featured here was completed by Kylee Shay and Debby Resnik, bottom right; Alejandro Ponce and Susan Neiry, top; and Brandom Terres-Sanchez and Quwatha Valentine, bottom left (students’ names appear first as part of each team.)
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Virtual Vietnam WallWe have all heard, and many of us have seen the Vietnam Memorial Wall. Did you know that there is now a virtual wall available on the Web? At virtualwall.org, you can access information on those who served or were lost by clicking on the state, city (or in many cases the neighborhood) where the U.S. veteran lived. The names will appear in alphabetical order. One click and you can access their picture, a short military biography and medals awarded.
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