Saved by the … Wait, where did the Dangberg bell go? (Record Courier)

(State Parks) The Dangberg Home Ranch bell once called ranch hands to supper and served as a means of communication between the house and the fields. Link to the Record Courier article.

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Divine Strake blast dead (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

TEST SITE EXPLOSION: Divine Strake blast dead
Las Vegas Review-Journal – Las Vegas,NV,USA

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First enforcement action taken under new mercury regulations

CARSON CITY, Nev. – The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) has issued five Notices of Alleged Violation (NOAV) and an enforcement order against a northern Nevada gold mine, marking the first enforcement actions taken under the state’s new mercury air pollution control regulations.

State’s Evaluation of Divine Strake Test Nearing Completion

By Allen Biaggi

I am writing in response to the recent Reno Gazette-Journal opinion column (“State should assess blast safety,” February 2, 20007) on the proposed Divine Strake non-nuclear explosive test at the Nevada Test Site. I wholeheartedly agree with the overall premise of the column.