The restaurant at M Resort offers a lot, according to one critic.

Go to Veloce Cibo for the view. But be sure to stay for the food.

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An Italian restaurant just outside Anthem has only a handful of tables.

Doing a little research on Buon Gusto after receiving a tip, I noted that the restaurant is more than 10 years old and wondered why in the world it hadn't shown up on my radar all this time.

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The Henderson Fire Department owns three new high-tech carbon monoxide sensors thanks to the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.

The department recently received the sensors, valued at more than $13,000, as part of a presentation at the Firehouse Subs location on South Eastern Avenue.

The Rad 57 detectors are capable of identifying carbon monoxide in the blood stream by using a non-invasive sensor that fits snuggly on the finger. This detection of the highly poisonous gas allows for immediate treatment and risk assessment.

Each Firehouse Subs restaurant recycles leftover, five-gallon pickle buckets and sells them to customers for $2. Donation canisters on register counters explain the non-profit’s mission and collect spare change.

In 2005, Firehouse Subs created the non-profit Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, with the mission to provide funding, live-saving equipment and educational opportunities to aid first-responders.