Issue: November 28, 2013
Hi everybody,
Happy Thanksgiving! Hugs to everyone! This week in your favorite
newsweekly Jessica Santina tells us all about a new business model for
doctors that may leave the poorer among us looking for a new physician.
Also in this week's issue, Georgia Fisher writes of a pair of cool
home-renovating landlords, and Bob Grimm gives us the dish on the
Hunger Games. Man, too much to put in one newsletter introduction.
Feel free to sample the links below, but don't forget to pick up the
newsprint edition for the main course, including exclusive cartoons,
columnists, and subtle read-between-the-lines jokes. As always, thanks
for reading our newspaper. If not for you, we'd have thankless jobs.
Cheers,
Brian
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The doctor won’t see you now
New business models for doctors may make it harder to get quality medical care.
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Misleading?
Insurance corporations stand accused of steering policyholders away from ACA.
This article was published on 11.28.13
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A grass root speaks
U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei hears a young constitutent.
This article was published on 11.28.13
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Court: No dump, no fees
D.C. ruling halts nuke power industry assessments.
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Our toxic democracy
Politics is less civil, less productive, less, less, less.
This article was published on 11.28.13
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Thanks for good friends gone
Elyssa Rosen left a lasting legacy for which Nevadans can be thankful.
This article was published on 11.28.13
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We’re gonna be in pictures?
When Nicholas Cage was leaving Las Vegas, couldn't he have left some tax money?
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Flipping out
A local couple restores historical Reno, one cottage at a time.
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In your favor
The second Hunger Games is better than the first.
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Young at heart
The feelings of youth, alienation and inhumanity that accompany the teen years stay with some of us for life.
This article was published on 11.28.13
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High hopes
The High Desert Farming Initiative is certified to begin selling to UNR dining facilities and has big plans for the future.
This article was published on 11.28.13