mike arington wrote on March 06, 2008 11:36 AM: barry p arington if your still in lasvegas contact mike last i heard he was arrested for jwalking and loitering in park seems googmens got otherthings to worry about now with hepatitis scare hope he left town.

notme wrote on November 06, 2007 08:35 PM: My heart goes out to the person who made the bed and hung the curtains in the abandoned hotel room on the multi-billion dollar Las Vegas Strip. Vegas has royally screwed up and anyone with half a brain realizes the issue is much deeper than the deed holder failing to lock down the property. An area like this needs a full-time government-run (or regulated) well-funded service that deals with the homeless (regardless of private/public property boundaries) in an effective way that does not run out of capacity. I fear the shadow-government and the real one is going to wait like they did with the roads until the problem is unmanageable. Maybe we need some federal oversight now, since human (and civil) rights are also at stake and many of these "homeless" are fresh here from across the nearby state borders.

not sorry wrote on November 06, 2007 05:22 PM: Send some real estate agents in there with Real Estate Contract that makes the new owner or the agent clean up the mess. send the bums back to CA to deplete their welfare system.

notmyjob wrote on October 24, 2007 05:12 PM: *[o*o]*

leggs wrote on October 24, 2007 05:08 PM: Blame your city for not doing there job. Oh thats right there too busy making deals to pocket there own lives.

Hitler wrote on October 21, 2007 08:53 AM: Ah my Las Vegas friends, the solution is so simple, I laugh! At night while they sleep like babies, take the homeless by bus into the desert, dig trenches and line them up, perhaps three in line and shoot them in their collective heads, cover them up, and viola! Problem solved! Next issue????

Justin wrote on October 18, 2007 06:30 AM: I have a better idea Harvey, why don't we close down where you work so yu can go try and find a new job that can pay enough to support your current lifestyle, then break your car which you won't be able to afford, toss in a medical emergency with an astronomical price tag, and see how you come out of it! Remember that most Americans are only three paychecks away from financial disaster and even though you are doing good now, there may come a day when you have to decide whether to eat or keep the power on.

Harvey wrote on October 10, 2007 01:29 PM: They bought "The Klondike" for 24 million and the vacant lot next to it for 42 million. Bulldoze the joint before someone gets hurt. It's not like whoever bought the property don't have the money to do so. Then round up all of those Homeless staying there, and everywhere else in Las Vegas and send them "ALL" to Iraq. Like Castro did when he emptied all of his jails, and prisons, put them on boats, and then "Our Government" rescued these people. Make them someone else's problem. They might just fit in over there, and if not, who cares!

Jason if you don't like the smell, then move ya dope!

Jason wrote on October 10, 2007 01:01 AM: East Harmon Street, it's extremely toxic air, someone please see whats going on, it's very very bad for the health of the people in this area, it's so bad it fills my apartment up with it's toxic smell. I ask what they are doing and I get a "don't know" or "none of your business" response, look intothis, this is a BIG EPA issue over here. I and many of us are students and have to live in this area.

Jason wrote on October 10, 2007 01:00 AM: East Harmon Street, it's extremely toxic air, someone please see whats goingon, it's very ver bad for the health of the people in this area, it's so bad it fills my apartment up with it's toxic smell. I ask what they are doing and I get a "don't know" or "none of your business" response, look intothis, this is a BIG EPA issue over here. I and many of us are students and have to live in this area.

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