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      La Sierra Nevada News, is a Online publication founded in 1996, for the purpose of creating an information and communications forum for Latinos in the Intermountain region. The views expressed in La Sierra Nevada News represent the views of individual writers, and do not necessarily reflect the views of LaRed Latina of the Intermountain Southwest.

Ruben Navarrette Jr.: His column is syndicated worldwide by The Washington Post Writers Group Gregory Rodriguez: Selected as one of the "Best and Brightest" Americans by Esquire Magazine. Suzanne Gamboa, is a nationally syndicated Associated Press reporter. Melissa Del Bosque, is a Austin, Texas based journalist/reporter for the Texas Observer. She writes about Texas socio-political, educational, and border related issues. The Nation: Hispanic voters to jump by 1 million Las Vegas: SBA workshop helps Hispanics better businesses Assistance offered to entrepreneurs Las Vegas: The explosion of Southern Nevada's Hispanic population over the past 10 years has transformed North Eastern Avenue into a vibrant retail district. HOW TO STOP SMOKING IN 30 DAYS: Martin Josefino Heidegger Jr., a friend of mine, wrote this book a few years ago. The book teaches you a simple, yet powerful, step by step method to stop smoking. It is guaranteed to work -- no gimmicks. -- Roberto Vazquez CEO, LaRed Latina Net The invisible Wendover: Today, Hispanics make up 75 percent of Wendover, making it the only Utah city where whites are the minority.

NEVADA: Historic Hispanic vote seen for 2008 Election. Teach for America: Children growing up in low-income areas are seven times less likely to graduate from college than children in high-income areas. Be part of the solution. (HACU) National Internship Program: Whether you are a student looking for an internship, or a Federal agency or corporation looking for an intern, we are excited that you have chosen to start here. THE NATION: Learn about the now forgotten Mexican forced repatriation of the 1930's. THE NATION: The heroic 1968 East Los Angeles student walkout revolutionized the educational system in California. THE NATION: The federal case, "Mendez v. Westminister" , inspired the landmark case of "Brown v. The Board of Education". LAS VEGAS: Like mother, girl makes perilous journey to U.S. SAN ANTONIO: "The San Antonio COPS Revolution." THE AZTEC SUN STONE: The history of an ancient Native American people etched in stone. Neither "Aztec," because it did not come from AZTLAN, nor a "calendar," because it was not designed to tell the date, this great monolithic sculpture is probably the greatest "history book" of the Americas. Welcome to Listserv Lists! Learn and discover all about this powerful internet communications medium.

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