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Landmark Homes’ contractors license revoked
Landmark Homes and Development Inc. of Reno, one of the largest local homebuilders in northern Nevada, has had its contractors license revoked by the Nevada State Contractors Board.
The board didn’t …
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Trammell Crow closure
Trammell Crow Co. is closing its Reno development office, blaming the weak market. The company’s construction unit in Reno will remain in business, at least long enough to finish its …
Bowling win
The U.S. Bowling Congress agreed to conduct its 2011 open championships in Reno. The event brings about 85,000 bowlers, and RSCVA estimates its economic impact at $127 million.
Holiday travel
AAA predicts travel by Nevadans during the Thanksgiving weekend will decline by 6 percent from last year’s numbers. Nationally, AAA predicts a 1.4 percent decline in holiday travel.
Ski pass sales
Pre-season sales of passes at Northstar at Tahoe are running 25 percent of last year’s numbers, says CNL Lifestyle Properties, which owns the property operated by Booth Creek Resorts.
Skybridge open
The skybridge linking the Atlantis to the Reno-Sparks Convention Center is open. The Atlantis paid the entire $12.5 million tab for the 650-foot bridge.
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