The Nov. 7, 2024, R-C Morning Report

Gardnerville Elementary School students at their annual Veterans Day Assembly on Wednesday morning that was attended by about 30 former and current service members. In the foreground is the Missing Man Table.

Gardnerville Elementary School students at their annual Veterans Day Assembly on Wednesday morning that was attended by about 30 former and current service members. In the foreground is the Missing Man Table.
Photo by Kurt Hildebrand.

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A settlement with the owner of property off Dresslerville and Main River roads goes before county commissioners 10 a.m. today.  Under the proposal, the project would go to 85 units and the developer would pay $60,000 for improvements to Riverview.

Commissioners are scheduled to proclaim Nov. 4-11 supporting Operation Green Light, where people illuminate a green light in memory of veterans. Commissioners meet at the Carson Valley Inn today as their chambers are being used for the election.

Johnson Lane residents are conducting a meeting 6 p.m. today at LifePoint Church Building B to talk about their options in light of the commissioners decision to allow gravel trucks to use Johnson Lane.

As of this morning, govotedouglas.com isn’t showing any new election results. Clerk-Treasurer Amy Burgans said her team was working on a batch of mailed ballots on Wednesday. Those results will likely turn up today.

East Fork Fire sent an engine down to the Mountain Fire burning near Oxnard in Southern California. First reported on Wednesday morning, CalFire said it grew to 14,000 acres today.

I participated in Gardnerville Elementary School’s Veterans Assembly for the first time. I’ve covered it for years, but I turned that over to Sarah Drinkwine and took the stage with fellow veterans.

We’re looking for veteran adjacent items for Saturday’s edition, so if you’ve got something reach out to us today. Veterans Day is Monday making it a three-day weekend.

I got a tip that the MS Dixie is conducting a free cruise for veterans noon Monday. Definitely reach out ahead of time on by emailing aramark@theabbiagency.com or calling 775-589-4906.

Monday might not see the best weather to take a cruise if the forecast for gusty winds and rain holds. There’s even a slight chance of snow at Lake level on Monday afternoon as a cold front passes.

Today is predicted to be sunny with a high temperature of 55 degrees and the wind out of the north at 5 mph this afternoon. Expect more of the same on Friday.

Kurt Hildebrand is editor of The Record-Courier. Contact him at khildebrand@recordcourier.com or 775-782-5122.