A 12,000-acre cattle ranch in Minden, Nevada, 25 miles from Lake Tahoe, is now available on the market for $100 million.
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The huge stretch of land, with six modest houses on it, is being bought by Bently Enterprises, together with different actual property holdings, together with the unbelievable 4.85-acre Wovoka property in Lake Tahoe with almost 370 toes of seashore frontage at Zephyr Cove. The Lake Tahoe property on the east shore will record for $55 million, in response to media experiences.
Bently Enterprises is the biggest non-public landowner in in Douglas County, Nevada, the place Bently Ranch is situated.
Bentley Ranch is listed with Todd Renfrew of California Out of doors Properties. Renfrew mentioned it’s the best priced ranch on the market in Nevada.
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“This unbelievable 12,491 deeded-acre property is being bought as one unit, providing a as soon as in a lifetime alternative,” in response to the official property itemizing. “The house owners began to build up land in Nevada in 1997 and instituted a cattle program in 2012. Over the past a number of years, they’ve centered on sustainable farming, aiming to develop quite a lot of crops which can be used of their distilling business.”
Wheat, rye, barley, hops and oats, in addition to premium alfalfa, are grown on the ranch.
“Bently Heritage Property Distillery solely makes use of the grains and botanicals to create among the world’s most interesting spirits,” in response to the itemizing.
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Christopher and Camille Bently, house owners of the Nevada distillery Bently Heritage, are promoting the Lake Tahoe house, in response to the Wall Road Journal.
The Bentlys are additionally placing their distillery available on the market, the Wall Road Journal reported.
Along with six houses, the ranch comprises 4 bunk homes, 13 hay barns, 5 barns, 5 retailers, a malt home, feedlot and a compost facility.
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In the meantime, the gorgeous Lake Tahoe compound in Glenbrook, Nevada, has a primary home, two visitor homes and a studio. There’s a wine cellar, theater, an enormous stone fire within the nice room and partitions of glass providing lake views.
Together with its non-public seashore, there’s a stone boathouse with two lifts, three buoys and a breakwater jetty with a non-public pier. If the lake isn’t sufficient, the property has a waterfall, creek and infinity edge saltwater pool on the grounds.
“A few of the issues I like probably the most concerning the property are the best way the buildings meld harmoniously into the pure environment, and the very uncommon existence of almost each lake amenity that exists,” itemizing agent Clif Chase of Chase Worldwide Actual Property mentioned by way of e mail. “That is very uncommon on the waterfront in Tahoe.”
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Itemizing agent Clif Chase calls the compound’s lake facilities “divine”: 370-feet of lake frontage, a sandy seashore, stone boathouse with two lifts, three buoy moorings, a non-public pier and breakwater jetty. Vista Property Visuals
The house owners acquired a second lot early in 2013, “including considerably to the holding and accentuating the already very non-public setting,” Chase mentioned.
The Wovoka property was initially inbuilt 2001 and is a widely known, architecturally-acclaimed house within the Tahoe area, he added.
The Wovoka property is architecturally acclaimed, says itemizing agent Clif Chase of Chase Worldwide. Vista Property Visuals
Vista Property Visuals The setting of the 4.85-acre Lake Tahoe property, available on the market for $55 million, is beautiful.
This story was initially revealed Might 28, 2022 5:00 AM.
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David Caraccio is a video producer for The Sacramento Bee who was born and raised in Sacramento. He’s a graduate of San Diego State College and longtime journalist who has labored for newspapers as a reporter, editor, web page designer and digital content material producer.
The final weekend has arrived for children and families to climb aboard the Santa Train at Nevada State Museum in Carson City.
The Christmas-time family favorite event aboard a historic railroad locomotive features visits with Santa Claus, candy canes, the opportunity to “Write a Letter to Santa,” hot beverages and more.
Trains run every 30 minutes from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and continue Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 21-22. Boarding time is 15 minutes before departure time.
Rides are $10 per person, children 2 and under sitting on a lap are free. Purchase tickets here.
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For more information, call the museum at 775-687-6953 or visit carsonrailroadmuseum.org.
The Nevada basketball team will start conference play on a high note. The Wolf Pack is coming off a record-setting performance in its previous game, and is among among the best in the nation in 3-poit shooting
Fans will have to get to Lawlor earlier for the Wolf Pack’s next home home game as the start time is a little unusual. The Wolf Pack (8-3) begins Mountain West Conference play, hosting Colorado State (6-5) at 2 p.m. Saturday at Lawlor Events Center.
The game will be televised locally on KNSN/Mountain West Network, with the radio broadcast on 95.5 FM.
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Nevada is coming off a 3-point record-setting performance in its final non-conference game, a 105-73 win over Texas Southern. The Pack hit 18-of-36 from the arc in the game on Dec. 14, and is now ranked No. 4 in the nation in 3-point shooting percentage at 41.85 percent. For the season, the Pack has made 95-of-227 from deep, en route to compiling an 8-3 record in non-conference games.
The previous Nevada record for made 3-pointers in a game was 17, a number the team hit twice before, in 2020 against New Mexico (17-of-35) and in 2017 against Pacific (17-of-34).
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Kobe Sanders leads the Wolf Pack in scoring at 15.4 points per game, followed by Nick Davidson at 15.2.
Sanders has hit 16-of-35 from the arc, Davidson has hit 16-of-34 and Xavier DuSell has hit 28-of-63 from deep.
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Davidson is grabbing a team-high 6.6 rebounds. Sanders has dished out a team-high 50 assists.
The Rams
Colorado State closed its non-conference schedule with a 78-68 victory over Radford at Moby Arena on Tuesday.
Nique Clifford leads the Rams at 16.4 points per game and 10.5 rebounds, and Jalen Lake averages 14.6 points.
Rankings
Nevada is No. 46 in the most recent Pomeroy Rankings, as of Friday, Dec. 20. Colorado State is No. 106 in the Pomeroy Rankings.
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Dec. 21, Colorado State at Nevada, 2 p.m. (TV: KNSN, Mountain West Network/Radio: 95.5 FM)
Once again, another horrific animal abuse case was reported in the news in Las Vegas last week. An English Bulldog named Reba had been placed in a taped-up plastic tote and left behind at a store to suffer and die in the desert heat. It was determined that Reba died from a combination of insufficient oxygen and heat stroke, resulting in cardiac arrest.
I was glad to hear that they have identified the two perpetrators, who are being held in the Clark County Detention Center on $50,000 bail. Although the maximum time for animal cruelty is four years, abusers are eligible for parole in 18 months.
After receiving an enormous number of emails from the public demanding justice, Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson suggested that these types of brutal crimes should require stiffer penalties. Mr. Wolfson said that one to 10 years might be a more appropriate penalty. In addition, Nevada Assemblywoman Melissa Hardy has requested a “Reba bill,” which would enhance animal cruelty penalties, for the 2025 legislative session.
Research has backed up the claim that animal abuse is often a precursor to violent crimes against humans. A landmark study by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Northeastern University found that animal abusers are five times more likely to commit violent crimes against humans.
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There has been progress toward the protection of animals. In 2016, the FBI elevated animal cruelty to its own separate offense. And the FBI is now collecting data on animal crimes the same way it does for other serious crimes such as homicide. In addition, a number of police agencies have jumped on board and have officers who are dedicated solely to animal cruelty complaints.
If you see or suspect animal abuse, report it. Animals are helpless, but when it comes to making their lives more bearable, people are not. You cannot force people to love and respect animals, but it is possible to enforce many of the basic rules of decency and humanity.
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