Issue: May 15, 2014
Hi everybody,
This will be the last newsletter introduction ever written from the 708 North Center Street offices of the Reno News & Review. That's right, we're moving to 405 Marsh Avenue, where we will continue to put together the most awesome newspaper in Northern Nevada. This week on the cover of your favorite newspaper, we've got our news editor, Dennis Myers, writing about a political office that you never hear much about, Nevada's lieutenant governor. Our food guy, Todd South, checks out the season's food trucks. Really there's just too much to talk about in these final moments before I unplug the keyboard. Feel free to click the links below, but don't forget to pick up a newsprint version for exclusive local ads, local commentary and local cartoons (OK, one local cartoon). As always, thanks for reading us; if not for you, we'd have to move on.
Here's to you!
Brian
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Office politics
What should Nevada do with its lieutenant governorship?
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Tahoe plan headed back to court
Green groups appeal district court ruling on new basin guide.
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Highton pen slows
Twenty-five years of Sparks Tribune column closed out.
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2016 election underway
Just what you wanted— news of the next presidential election.
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Water, water, nowhere
Instead of waiting until the drought gets severe, let's make some changes now.
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Down to the wire
There's nothing that makes an old student feel younger than the words “summer vacation.”
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The Education Initiative will bring jobs
Believe or not, corporations will lie to protect their bottom line—even if it undermines children's futures.
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Let’s talk about ending subsidies
Count on government to find a way to spend your money in ways you'd find disgusting.
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On the prowl
City Wolves have a sound that is alternately pensive and punchy.
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Season of the sandwich
At Vonz Diner, the sandwiches are fat.
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