Joe McCarthy Quotes (13 Quotes)

Ultimately, we're building a new sense of place in the town we've called home for many generations. We know that Carson City residents, business owners and employees have opinions about the future of Carson City's downtown area, and we want to hear the suggestions and put them into action.

Any manager who can't get along with a .400 hitter is crazy.

They've been putting a lot of goals in the net. That'll be another big gauge of where we are right now.

I am concerned about what I see happening to our police department and other services that are being cut. This shouldn't be happening to our employees. We should show some concern for these people.

If I have a laptop open in a cafe, I'm less approachable than if I had a book or a newspaper open. I'm not trying to stop that practice. I'm just trying to counterbalance it.

It's just a testament to how hard these guys have worked. When Alex passed away (of Hodgkin's disease in February), a bunch of them made a commitment that they wanted to be successful in his honor. They have worked to get here now.

The game started just about a half hour before their usual bedtime of 730. I'm thrilled we got to see half the game. Even if we only saw 10 minutes, it would've been worth it at 10 bucks a ticket.

The nonprofit component that does the service work makes a tremendous impact in the community. The little bit of money helps sustain their efforts.

There's no better way to honor Alex than to have somebody like John wear it, in my opinion. The kid's got great heart and determination and he never quits. ... And I don't think there's anybody that cares more about wearing that number than John does.

It's very obvious that there's a lot of strong leadership in this facility. Lawsuits occur in jails. They happen. But if you can show the documentation and show that you have taken some action to correct that issue, it says a lot about the facility.

This is a special moment in time with the building of the freeway. Carson City has a unique opportunity in Nevada, with its blend of historic buildings, offices, restaurants, government and casinos.

We don't want to lose any more business across the county line.

Carson City's downtown will soon benefit from a variety of improvements ... most importantly, a pedestrian-friendly design.