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Helping those with special needs help themselves

Erazmus Banyak sorts used playing cards at the Progressive Choices training center Wednesday, April 2, 2014. The cards come from casinos that use multi deck shoes for dealing. The cards are resorted back into individual decks for sale at gift shops. The organization helps find employment for people with developmental disabilities.

A local firm works with businesses to get developmentally disabled adults into the workforce.

Think we’re in the tank? Uh, look around

By Ric Anderson

For an area with so much bad economic news over the past half-decade, Southern Nevada sure seems attractive to investors.

The bottom line on hospice care

By Howard Riell
Karen Rubel is the Vice President for Development for the Nathan Adelson Hospice, the largest and oldest non-profit hospice in Southern Nevada Thursday, March 27, 2014.

The number of hospice organizations nationwide grew to 5,560 in 2012, becoming a $17 million, mostly for-profit industry.

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The Notes: Philanthropy, April 6-12

City National employees and members of their families helped fill food baskets for needy families.

In the Notes: City National Bank, Massage Envy, After-School All-Stars, the Salvation Army, the Walmart Foundation, Urology Specialists of Nevada, among others ...

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The List: Homebuilders

Find out about homebuilders. This week, we rank them by 2013 new home sales volume.

Records and transactions: April 6, 2014

All of the information your business needs: Bid opportunities, bankruptcies filed and building permits issued. To add to our data, email us at [email protected].