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LETTER: A learning tool
Tom Montgomery Henderson
July 14, 2007 - 9:00 pm
 
Updated August 21, 2021 - 9:00 pm

I saw in Tuesday’s Review-Journal that you may go to Raider games — and possibly other large gatherings — only if you’ve been jabbed or will get jabbed and wear a mask. I have had COVID and have read articles from doctors and researchers that it’s possible my natural antibodies are more effective than the mRNA-created antibodies. Can I get in large gatherings if I’ve had COVID and no vax?

It’s funny how little you see about natural immunity in the news.

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LETTER: The risks of digging underground in Las Vegas
Annoula Wylderich Las Vegas

Las Vegas has a variety of soil types, which can make tunneling difficult. Ground conditions can vary widely, and unforeseen challenges could lead to engineering failures.

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LETTER: Pointing fingers over fire
Robert Rovere Las Vegas

Nature would burn the overgrowth by naturally occuring lightning strikes until we started to build homes where they should never have been built. Both parties are to blame.

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LETTER: Too many license plate scofflaws in Nevada
Charlie Ward Las Vegas

I wonder if these same vehicle owners can afford insurance because they evidently cannot afford to license their vehicles. This puts everyone on the road at risk.

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LETTER: Kyle Canyon Road and safety hazards
Jim Thomson Las Vegas

The city has allowed the developer to sell these newly developed homes without repairing Kyle Canyon Road to its former rough, but serviceable, condition and without completing off-site or right-of-way improvements.