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10/28/2008
DESERT OASIS HIGH SCHOOL: Crossing the tracks
Public Utilities Commission holds meetings to discuss safety measures for students near railroad route in the southwest area

By LAUREN ROMANO
VIEW STAFF WRITER

Freshman Alex Trillo is late to geometry class almost every day.

Even though he could walk from his house to school in less than 15 minutes, he considers himself lucky if he steps off the bus at Desert Oasis High School to hear the warning bell ring.

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10/28/2008
Locals offer their take on paranormal activity
Events include ghosts, orbs, aliens, psychics, voodoo and ancient objects

By F. ANDREW TAYLOR
VIEW STAFF WRITER

Even after she woke the house with her screams, Marilyn Resnick didn't tell anyone what she had seen for fear of being sent to a mental institution. The Resnicks bought their house in Rancho Circle in 1973. It was and is an impressive place in an exclusive neighborhood. It had been owned by former Lt. Gov. Cliff Jones. President Lyndon Johnson once stayed there.

On the Resnicks' second night in the house, at around 2:30 a.m., Marilyn heard what sounded like footsteps in the attic above her bedroom. Then the burglar alarm went off. A Rancho Circle security guard and the police searched the house and found nothing.

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WHO'S WHO IN THE SOUTHWEST: Zappos.com leader sees light in tough times
FUNDRAISERS
View Dining Guide
COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVES
Wounded U.S. soldiers to compete in triathlon
Southwest resident volunteers in Peru
'Pete & Pickles' will be a big hit with all ages
EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
City to host Native American event
THINGS TO DO IN SOUTHWEST
BOOK BRIEFS
Home Sweet Home
TAKE ME HOME
CORRECTIONS
RECRATION BRIEFS
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
Keep mulching blades sharp
DREAM MACHINE
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
View Story
Overcoming anxiety about dancing could lead to new world
Cyclist back on his bike after accident
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
THINGS TO DO
YOUR BEST FRIENDS: TRICK OR TREAT
LITERARY LAS VEGAS
Locals offer their take on paranormal activity











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