Being without a home is not easy on anyone, but homelessness can be even more difficult for children. A new report shows just how many children have experienced homelessness in this country, and the numbers are shocking.
One in 50 kids have experienced homelessness. The report also says that most states don't have adequate services for the children. Researchers say the problem is getting worse.
Whitney Elementary has one of the highest populations of homeless students in the Clark County School District. This new report says more than 10,000 children in Nevada are without a home.
From April 2005 to June 2008, I was the "Family Court Guy" in Las Vegas. I reported on people, systems and events of the court on FamilyCourtChronicles.com. Although I am no longer active in the court, occasional news articles catch my eye. Since I still have some residual knowledge, I may be able to offer some insight that the local press doesn't have. I created this blog as a way to follow the court from a safe distance, mainly by collecting and commenting on current news.
My New Blog: Serendipitology
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Check out the first major entry in my new blog, "Serendipitology".
This blog tries to define and explore this new word I invented. The
philosophical essa...
Car-Camping Guide to Key West
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*[Wow! I didn't make any posts at all to this blog in 2011! I didn't really
intend to abandon it. I am still happily homeless and wandering the
highways o...
Lazar Story: A Fraud for Bigelow Funding?
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I just came across this 1997 article of mine offering a skeptical theory
about Bob Lazar and his claims:
Lazar Theory #1: Fraud for Bigelow Funding
Excer...
On Hiatus
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This blog is on hiatus for a while (maybe permanently, not sure).
You can still follow me on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, and my Home
Page.
LGA - LaGuardia Airport, New York
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Of the three New York airports, LaGuardia is generally the most convenient.
There are three city buses connecting the airport terminals to the subway
syste...
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