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San Diego Adds Nevada HS State Champion Olivia Anfinson For 2024-25
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Olivia Anfinson has announced her commitment to swim and study at the University of San Diego. Anfinson hails from Las Vegas, Nevada, where she attends Faith Lutheran High School and trains year-round with the Sandpipers of Nevada under coach Michael Kinross.
“I am thrilled to announce my verbal commitment to swim Division 1 at the University of San Diego! I would not be here without the support from God, my family, friends, and the coaches at Sandpipers of Nevada! I also want to thank Coach Mike and Coach Shawna for this amazing opportunity! I am so excited for the next four years! Go Toreros!!”
Anfinson is versatile in terms of what events she swims, but has found success specifically in breaststroke, IM, and butterfly. Highlighting her summer was the Western Zone Senior Championships, where she finished 19th in the 400m IM in a best time of 5:15.28. She was also a finalist in the 200m IM (2:29.72), 100m fly (1:06.43), 200m breast (2:49.05), and 100m breast (1:16.46), with best times in all but one of those events.
More recently, Anfinson raced at Speedo Sectionals in Carlsbad. Her top swim was the 100m breast, as she posted a time of 1:18.76 en route to a 35th place finish overall. She also dropped three seconds in the 400m free to clock a best time of 4:43.71.
Anfinson is also a three-time individual Nevada High School Champion (4A). She secured back-to-back titles in the 100 breast (1:06.09/1:06.32), and added another win in the 200 IM last spring (2:09.18).
Top SCY Times
- 100 breast – 1:05.80
- 200 breast – 2:23.38
- 100 fly – 59.57
- 200 fly – 2:08.54
- 200 IM – 2:09.14
- 400 IM – 4:34.03
The Toreros placed 9th out of 10 teams at the 2024 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Championships. Anfinson is closest to MPSF scoring range in the 400 IM, as it took a 4:33.31 to advance to the B-final this year.
Anfinson’s best time would have been the team’s 2nd-fastest performer in the 400 IM this season. Leading the way was Skylar Bruner, who logged a 4:32.40 at the La Verne Winter Invitational. Behind Bruner was Gwendolyn Smith, Holly Tarantino, and Hannah Hintermeister, all of whom clocked season best times 4:38.
With her commitment, Anfinson joins Catherine Dueck, Mallory Paine, and Ava Craig in San Diego’s incoming class this fall.
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Kitchen of Kindness: A local nonprofit in Northern Nevada aims to feed those in need
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – Kitchen of Kindness is on a mission to give back to the community. The nonprofit is a volunteer-driven program through Chabad Cares Nevada and aims to assist those in need including seniors, hospitalized individuals and families by providing meals, support, and connection.
When asked how the idea for the program first came to fruition, Executive Director of Chabad Cares Nevada, Rabbi Moshe Cunin, said “The inspiration for the idea was from my wife and her family. Unfortunately, her dad died from cancer, but he had been helped for many years by members of their community bringing food to them.”
After receiving kindness and support from others, Cunin’s wife Doba, and Doba’s mother, decided it was time to give back. Thus, Kitchen of Kindness was created last June and has been picking up the pace ever since.
A major avenue to their funding is through selling homemade challah bread and pastries at the Incline Village Farmers Market which is scheduled to open this summer on Thursday, May 21.

“It’s been amazing,” said Cunin. “We just popped up at the Incline Village Farmers Market and we sold out every week. What’s really cool is that some of the bread is being sold, but the money from that bread sold is going to fund the rest of it getting delivered that week to family members of people in the hospital, people in need, or a new mom with a baby.”
Cunin delivers the food himself, along with other program volunteers, and their goal for distribution is to get the fresh food out as quickly as possible.
While serving a wide range of Northern Nevada, including Lake Tahoe, Cunin wants to continue to grow Kitchen of Kindness. Already, the community kitchen offers assistance in family events, team building, birthday parties, and ways to prevent food waste. They even provide hot meals and companionship as part of their senior engagement, and partner with larger nonprofits such as Eddy House Youth Homeless Shelter in Reno.
“Our dream would be to up the scale of the amount of events we do, the amount of volunteers, and the amount of people we can help,” said Cunin who notes that although they are borrowing a local kosher kitchen space through a jewish school and synagogue, his vision is to have a dedicated space to be used full-time.
As Kitchen of Kindness’s mission unfolds, Cunin says the Torah’s teachings of anonymous, selfless charity is a key factor in its importance, where the giver feels no arrogance and the receiver feels no embarrassment.
“There’s so many that want to give and be generous, and may not have a ton of money to give away, but they have time,” said Cunin. “Time itself is such a value and this is such a great opportunity for people that have time and can partner together with us and use their time and turn it into giving.”
Stop by their bake sale booth at Incline Village Farmers Market this summer for an oppertunity to support their cause.
To learn more about Kitchen of Kindness or Chabad Cares Nevada, as well as ways to get involved, visit https://www.chabadcaresnevada.com/kitchen.
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Nevada Secretary of State announces decrease in active registered voters
Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar reported a decrease of 99,628 active registered voters during the month of March 2026 as compared to February 2026. The total number of active registered voters in Nevada is 2,040,752, a decrease of (-4.66%).
Officials say the decrease in active registered voters is due in large part to list maintenance activities conducted by the Clark County Election Department. The office sent 117,650 notices to voters and inactivated approximately 104,945 voters who did not respond to the notice.
The report indicates nonpartisan active registered voters decreased by 36,904 (-4.55%). Republican Party active registered voters statewide decreased by 24,261 (-4.08%). Democratic Party active registered voters statewide decreased by 30,179 (-5.08%). Independent American Party active registered voters decreased by 5,145 (-5.68%), and Libertarian Party of Nevada active registered voters decreased by 939 (-6.26%).
Active registered voters from a compilation of “other” minor political parties decreased by 2,200 (-6.44%).
Of the 2,040,752 active registered voters in Nevada:
- 774,669 are Nonpartisan (37.96%)
- 570,951 are Republicans (27.98%)
- 563,733 are Democrats (27.62%)
- 85,369 are members of the Independent American Party (4.18%)
- 14,051 are members of the Libertarian Party of Nevada (0.69%)
- 31,979 are members of other minor political parties (1.57%)
The latest voter registration breakdown can be found under the Elections tab or by clicking here.
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