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Craig pupils embrace Kiel Ranch

By Ray Parker
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      The school children knelt in the soft soil, churning up rusted nails, broken glass and metal scraps, digging up history in one of the oldest dwellings in Southern Nevada -- Kiel Ranch.
      They'd come to learn about the archeologist's trade: focusing on a small square of earth, skimming the soil into a dust pan and sifting the clumps through a steel screen -- revealing fragments of time.
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New superindendent options raise opinions

By Ray Parker
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      Moisis Denis requested a Spanish interpreter be at Von Tobel Middle School for a recent forum set up for area residents to voice their opinion about choosing a new school superintendent.
      The PTA president figured parents from the Hispanic community surrounding the North Las Vegas school would show up to the forum held in the school's gym.
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More Northern headlines:

Trainer helps seniors stay strong
New superindendent options raise opinions
Craig pupils embrace Kiel Ranch
Memory Walk to help battle Alzheimer's
Arrive Alive offering safe rides
Mobile medical clinics ready to roll into town
Contestant finishes in top 10
Free Folklife Festival scheduled
Mayhem rolls in Desert Breeze tourney
Exercises can help back pain
Reseeding should wait until cooler weather arrives
New police office offers more access
Mortuary's plans go up in smoke
Project has own controversies
Herbst rounds up title at Primm 300
Squad returns as champs
Parents' seminar slated for Saturday
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