Palmer named interim judge-executive

It’s dark in here. And dusty. And smelly. This place must once have been used to house chick­ens. I can’t remem­ber when I was put in here, but it was a long time ago. I also can’t recall why I was rel­e­gat­ed to this loath­some place. I was active, use­ful. In the prime of life, with many, many years left to me. Now I just sit here in the dark­ness, won­der­ing about these things and about when, if ever, I shall be released from this prison. My days here seem end­less, stacked one upon the oth­er with­out respite. 

Manufacturers would not have to label cer­tain pes­ti­cides and her­bi­cides as poten­tial­ly car­cino­genic under a Senate bill that passed both cham­bers last week and was sent to the gov­er­nor for his sig­na­ture. During a Clark County Farm Bureau appre­ci­a­tion break­fast on Saturday, lob­by­ists and law­mak­ers who sup­port SB 199 dis­cussed why it is important.