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Nevada Economic Development Office Head To Step Down

Mar 01, 2019
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — The head of the Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development will step down at the beginning of April.
 
Nevada's Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak accepted the resignation of the office's executive director Paul Anderson on Friday.
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Nevada Development Agencies Set To Unveil Strategies For 2018

Jan 22, 2018

Nevada’s top economic development officials are set to unveil their plans for 2018 during events this week at both ends of the state.

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Departing Assemblyman Anderson Excited To 'Sell' Nevada To Businesses

Sep 22, 2017

Nevada Assemblyman Paul Anderson is leaving the Legislature.

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Top GOP Assemblyman To Take Job At Economic Development Agency

Sep 21, 2017

The Nevada Assembly’s top Republican is stepping down to take a new position with the state’s economic development agency. 

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State Assembly District 13 - Paul Anderson - Republican

Aug 09, 2016

Name: Paul Anderson

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Governor Brian Sandoval

With A Signature, Sandoval Increases Funding For Zoom Schools

Jun 04, 2015

The governor signed a bill expanding funding for Zoom schools into law at a North Las Vegas elementary school.

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Despite Conflicts, Assembly GOP Optimistic As Session Closes

May 04, 2015

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Nevada Assembly Republicans say they can overcome past differences and work together to pass Gov. Brian Sandoval's budget by the end of the session.

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Gov. Brian Sandoval

Gov. Sandoval Starts Push For Education-Boosting Budget

Mar 18, 2015

Governor Brian Sandoval called on the Legislature to support his controversial budget that aims to increase fees and taxes to pay for a big bump in...

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Nevada Republicans Respond To Democrats Education Funding

Mar 05, 2013
Democrats and Republicans agree on most things for improving education in the state. The biggest gap, though, is how much those improvements should cost.
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