Issue: January 26, 2012
Hi, everybody.
Ashley Hennefer did double duty this week, honchoing our annual
wedding guide and profiling a green group formed by students at the
Davidson Academy. Brad Bynum looks at a band that remembers how
important melody is. K.J. Sullivan tiptoes back into the roiling
food review waters to provide a taste of a new burger joint in the
old Tahoe Burger building. On the cover, a look at how precinct
caucuses can help both careers and personal relationships. The idea
of requiring government-issued identification cards at polling places
is in the news. And our editorial will urge people to run for office
in a year when incumbents will be term-limited out by the dozen.
Thanks for reading our newspaper! If it weren't for you, we'd be left
standing at the altar.
Dennis Myers
News editor
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Friends and family
Presidential caucuses can be interesting, dramatic and fun.
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Government-approved voters?
Nevada’s senior citizens could be targeted by voter identification laws.
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Grass root
We interview a participant at a Sparks Democratic caucus.
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Women win when women work together
Women help women win office with Emerge Nevada.
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On groveling Mexicans and Yankee hipsters
The Mexican shows how much people are pushing for change and discusses neighborhood gentrification.
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Mitt Romney for president
At the Republican caucus on Feb. 4, I am supporting Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination. You should follow suit.
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Pins and needles
This exhibition’s subtitle is “… and you will know us by the trail of thread.”
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High-tech teaching
A new local nonprofit organization is bringing educational tools into impoverished communities.
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Melody makers
Melody—rather than rhythm or energy or atmosphere or anything else—dominates this band.
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Bison curious
Truckee-based joint Burger Me took over the former location of Tahoe Burger.
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Bison curious
Truckee-based joint Burger Me took over the former location of Tahoe Burger.
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Down the pipe
The Keystone XL pipeline has been rejected by Obama, but other interests may influence the decision.
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Public comment
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking community input on solar and wind energy development.
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Health plan
The Washoe County Health District wants the community to be more active and plan ahead.
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Big fat geek wedding
Include your hobbies into your wedding without alienating your guest list.
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I thee wed
With more than 20 years of officiating weddings under her belt, Bev Bedard has seen it all.
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Dress to impress
Wedding dress trends put a new spin on traditional elements.
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Picture perfect
Ten things to look for when choosing a wedding photographer.
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Going to the chapel …
What songs to play, and what to avoid, on your wedding day.
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Appily ever after
Be your own suave wedding planner with free apps and websites.
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