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🌱 'BTS City' In Vegas + Clark County Job Fair Soon
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First, today's weather:
Partly sunny and nice. High: 79 Low: 58.
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Here are the top three stories in Las Vegas today:
- Las Vegas is about to transform into "BTS City" in conjunction with K-pop superstars, BTS, hitting town this week. They are here for a performance at the Grammy Awards on Sunday and then for four sold-out shows at Allegiant Stadium on Apr. 8-9 and 15-16. In addition to that, there will be an event: "Permission to Dance — The City," a two-week-long celebration of all things BTS. Check out the details and where to find the group at the link. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- A Clark County job fair will feature employers that are offering positions starting at $18/hour. The Spring Job Fair, hosted by Clark County Commission Chairman Jim Gibson and Commissioner Tick Segerblom, will be held on Apr. 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m at the Las Vegas Convention Center's West Hall. Either walk-in or pre-register through NV Career Center's site. (Fox 5 Las Vegas)
- The average Las Vegas gas price saw its first daily dip in 64 days Wednesday. The price of regular unleaded gas in the Las Vegas Valley was one cent less than it was Tuesday. According to the AAA, as of Wednesday morning, the listed average price of unleaded gas in Las Vegas was $5.35 a gallon. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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Today in Las Vegas:
- North Las Vegas 2022 State of the City - Apex Industrial Park (10:00 AM)
- Free COVID-19 Testing - Centennial Hills Library (2:00 PM)
- Homework Help And Tutoring - Centennial Hills Library (4:00 PM)
- Spanish Conversation Group - West Las Vegas Library (5:30 PM)
From my notebook:
- Temperatures will be gradually rising into early next week and the long-range forecast shows a strong preference for continued above-average temperatures through the next 10 days! Learn more at the link. (Facebook)
- Check out the Las Vegas Fire & Rescue's activity report for Tuesday. (Facebook)
- Use these tips from the Las Vegas Valley Water District on how to conserve water and save on your water bill even if you have a pool. (Facebook)
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— Dominique-Noelle Rafael
About me: Dominique is a self taught UX/UI designer based in Princeton, NJ. She recently graduated from the University of Maryland last spring with a bachelor's degree in Information Science. She is excited to begin working on the Patch newsletter project this year!