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A growing problemOvershadowed by the size and strength of the healthy Clark County economy, many Northern Nevada communities have fallen on severe economic hard times in relative obscurity. Where the south adds master-planned communities, the state disincorporates northern cities such as Gabbs to save money on services. Where residents of the south dread growth for destroying their way of life, northern cities fear their shrinking economies threaten their way of life. When two mines closed outside the city of Ely in 1999, the loss of jobs and income devastated the local economy. Businesses folded and the real estate market fell so sharply that several homes were abandoned and others were given away to nonprofit groups.
Headlines A growing problem Northern Nevada: History, solitude lend quiet quality to Ely COLUMN: Conversion from sprinkler system to drip requires planning `Younger' home buyers welcome at Sunrise Colony's Siena COLUMN: Water seepage damages downstairs condo COLUMN: Local commercial market robust
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