KLAS, 11/30/11 - Plans for a solar-powered residential complex at Nellis Air Force Base are drawing plaudits from Nevada Senator Harry Reid.

The new project that will install more than 4 megawatts of solar photovoltaic panels on 1,400 housing units at Nellis Air Force Base (AFB) and Naval Air Station (NAS) Fallon. The project, known as SolarStrong, is a privately-financed nationwide venture that will build more than $1 billion in solar projects on as many as 120,000 military housing communities. The project is expected to be the largest residential photovoltaic solar project in U.S. history.

Las Vegas Sun, 11/7/11 - After decisive votes in the House and Senate, Congress is on the brink of a rare thing: bipartisan support for a piece of President Barack Obama’s jobs bill.

And Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid isn’t letting the moment go without attempting to make one good bipartisan turn yield another.

Gazette Journal, 11/6/11 - With a rural county’s blessing, Nevada’s congressional delegation has introduced legislation to protect 26,000 acres of a scenic mountain range north of Winnemucca as a federal wilderness area.

The bill would carve the Pine Forest Range Wilderness Area out of two federal Bureau of Land Management wilderness study areas, and release 1,500 acres of existing wilderness study area lands.

Daily Sparks Tribune, 11/4/11 - An innovative process for combining cyanobacteria and E. coli to produce inexpensive biofuel earned the University of Nevada, Reno international genetically engineered machine student team a gold medal at the America’s iGEM competition in Indianapolis in October.

The 21 team members spent their summer in the lab and in front of computers, designing equipment, preparing presentations and exploring and sequencing genetic codes to prepare for the annual synthetic biology competition against other top schools around the country. Synthetic biology is an area of biological research that combines science and engineering in order to design and build novel biological functions and systems. A genetically engineered machine is the modification of living materials for new applications.

Daily Sparks Tribune, 11/2/11 - The city of Sparks and NV Energy are celebrating completion of a solar power project expected to reduce the city’s annual electric costs by more than $40,000. As part of its Sustainability Action Plan, the city has installed 200 kilowatts of solar power (photovoltaic panels) in the park area and the parking lot of the city’s Golden Eagle Regional Park and Sports Complex.

KLAS, 11/1/11 - There's no shortage of sunlight in Nevada, and the goal is make money out of it. Solar plants have popped up in Boulder City and Primm, but the state is getting new attention from international companies who want to set up shop to leverage the sunshine.

Between current and slated projects, more than 6,000 acres of land will soon be providing power to Nevada and California using solar panels. Now companies in Asia are taking notice and wanting to invest.

Vegas Inc, 10/26/2011 — A proposed high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Southern California has received another federal government approval from a board that grants licenses to build new railroads.

The Surface Transportation Board last week approved an exemption from federal regulations permitting DesertXpress Enterprises LLC to build a 190-mile high-speed passenger rail line between Las Vegas and Victorville, Calif. The board action was published today in the Federal Register.

“I’m pleased that the DesertXpress project is getting the green light to proceed, which will not only put tens of thousands of Nevadans to work, but ultimately bring more tourists to boost Nevada’s economy,” Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., said in a release applauding the approval.

Angle promises not to address her extreme agenda with Nevada voters before the election, but her extreme agenda is captured clearly on tape

LAS VEGAS – While Sharron Angle continues her desperate attempt to hide her extreme agenda to kill Social Security and Medicare from Nevada voters, deploying such preposterous tactics as using a decoy to avoid television cameras, explosive new comments surfaced yesterday confirming her extreme belief that these critical programs run contrary to Biblical law – a radical view she first articulated on Christian talk radio before being muzzled by her DC handlers.

Explosive new comments caught on tape reaffirm Sharron Angle’s extreme hostility toward Social Security; despite post-primary lies, she’d eliminate it

LAS VEGAS – Despite months of denials (read: lies) by Sharron Angle and her DC handlers that statements irrefutably captured on tape suggesting she wants eliminate Social Security didn’t reflect her true views, POLITICO has unearthed explosive new audio reaffirming Angle’s extreme view that Social Security runs afoul of Biblical law – an especially alarming statement from a candidate that literally believes church-state separation is an “unconstitutional doctrine.”

According to a new report in POLITICO, Sharron Angle was caught telling what appears to be a local church group that Medicare and Social Security are symptoms of the nation's "wicked ways." Angle made these remarks despite falsely claiming over and over that she has never said she wanted to kill Social Security and that she wants to “save” Social Security.

Angle’s non-profit gave nearly $100,000 to Nevada Action Coalition, an extremist group now offering identical false voter fraud allegations as Angle

LAS VEGAS – According to a report just posted by the Las Vegas Sun, Sharron Angle’s former non-profit “We the People Nevada” backed the fringe group Nevada Action Coalition, which is now leveling the same unsubstantiated voter fraud allegations as made by the Angle campaign in the last two days. According to the report:

LAS VEGAS – The Harry Reid campaign today released a new TV ad depicting exactly what Nevada would look like if Sharron Angle was able to implement her extreme agenda. 

And while a desperate, losing Angle campaign is trying everything from slinging mud to outright lying in an attempt to hide her true agenda from voters, the evidence makes it abundantly clear: Sharron Angle’s Nevada would be a dangerous, scary place to live. 

KLAS, 11/30/11 - Plans for a solar-powered residential complex at Nellis Air Force Base are drawing plaudits from Nevada Senator Harry Reid.

The new project that will install more than 4 megawatts of solar photovoltaic panels on 1,400 housing units at Nellis Air Force Base (AFB) and Naval Air Station (NAS) Fallon. The project, known as SolarStrong, is a privately-financed nationwide venture that will build more than $1 billion in solar projects on as many as 120,000 military housing communities. The project is expected to be the largest residential photovoltaic solar project in U.S. history.

Las Vegas Sun, 11/7/11 - After decisive votes in the House and Senate, Congress is on the brink of a rare thing: bipartisan support for a piece of President Barack Obama’s jobs bill.

And Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid isn’t letting the moment go without attempting to make one good bipartisan turn yield another.

Gazette Journal, 11/6/11 - With a rural county’s blessing, Nevada’s congressional delegation has introduced legislation to protect 26,000 acres of a scenic mountain range north of Winnemucca as a federal wilderness area.

The bill would carve the Pine Forest Range Wilderness Area out of two federal Bureau of Land Management wilderness study areas, and release 1,500 acres of existing wilderness study area lands.

Daily Sparks Tribune, 11/4/11 - An innovative process for combining cyanobacteria and E. coli to produce inexpensive biofuel earned the University of Nevada, Reno international genetically engineered machine student team a gold medal at the America’s iGEM competition in Indianapolis in October.

The 21 team members spent their summer in the lab and in front of computers, designing equipment, preparing presentations and exploring and sequencing genetic codes to prepare for the annual synthetic biology competition against other top schools around the country. Synthetic biology is an area of biological research that combines science and engineering in order to design and build novel biological functions and systems. A genetically engineered machine is the modification of living materials for new applications.

Daily Sparks Tribune, 11/2/11 - The city of Sparks and NV Energy are celebrating completion of a solar power project expected to reduce the city’s annual electric costs by more than $40,000. As part of its Sustainability Action Plan, the city has installed 200 kilowatts of solar power (photovoltaic panels) in the park area and the parking lot of the city’s Golden Eagle Regional Park and Sports Complex.

KLAS, 11/1/11 - There's no shortage of sunlight in Nevada, and the goal is make money out of it. Solar plants have popped up in Boulder City and Primm, but the state is getting new attention from international companies who want to set up shop to leverage the sunshine.

Between current and slated projects, more than 6,000 acres of land will soon be providing power to Nevada and California using solar panels. Now companies in Asia are taking notice and wanting to invest.

Vegas Inc, 10/26/2011 — A proposed high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Southern California has received another federal government approval from a board that grants licenses to build new railroads.

The Surface Transportation Board last week approved an exemption from federal regulations permitting DesertXpress Enterprises LLC to build a 190-mile high-speed passenger rail line between Las Vegas and Victorville, Calif. The board action was published today in the Federal Register.

“I’m pleased that the DesertXpress project is getting the green light to proceed, which will not only put tens of thousands of Nevadans to work, but ultimately bring more tourists to boost Nevada’s economy,” Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., said in a release applauding the approval.

LAS VEGAS – On the same day that Sharron Angle surfaced in Yerington, the town's mayor, Doug Homestead, announced his endorsement of Senator Harry Reid in an op-ed submitted to the Mason Valley News:

Angle promises not to address her extreme agenda with Nevada voters before the election, but her extreme agenda is captured clearly on tape

LAS VEGAS – While Sharron Angle continues her desperate attempt to hide her extreme agenda to kill Social Security and Medicare from Nevada voters, deploying such preposterous tactics as using a decoy to avoid television cameras, explosive new comments surfaced yesterday confirming her extreme belief that these critical programs run contrary to Biblical law – a radical view she first articulated on Christian talk radio before being muzzled by her DC handlers.

Explosive new comments caught on tape reaffirm Sharron Angle’s extreme hostility toward Social Security; despite post-primary lies, she’d eliminate it

LAS VEGAS – Despite months of denials (read: lies) by Sharron Angle and her DC handlers that statements irrefutably captured on tape suggesting she wants eliminate Social Security didn’t reflect her true views, POLITICO has unearthed explosive new audio reaffirming Angle’s extreme view that Social Security runs afoul of Biblical law – an especially alarming statement from a candidate that literally believes church-state separation is an “unconstitutional doctrine.”

According to a new report in POLITICO, Sharron Angle was caught telling what appears to be a local church group that Medicare and Social Security are symptoms of the nation's "wicked ways." Angle made these remarks despite falsely claiming over and over that she has never said she wanted to kill Social Security and that she wants to “save” Social Security.

Angle’s non-profit gave nearly $100,000 to Nevada Action Coalition, an extremist group now offering identical false voter fraud allegations as Angle

LAS VEGAS – According to a report just posted by the Las Vegas Sun, Sharron Angle’s former non-profit “We the People Nevada” backed the fringe group Nevada Action Coalition, which is now leveling the same unsubstantiated voter fraud allegations as made by the Angle campaign in the last two days. According to the report: