Issue: March 05, 2015
Hi everybody,
From policymaking to basic signage, the Nevada Legislature has become rather cutthroat and insular. Our news editor Dennis Myers has the eye-opening scoop this week, and whatever your politics, it'll probably make you snort.
Also in this issue, you'll also find Kris Vagner's candid account of a visit to Australia--a trip that exposed her to the one-of-a-kind sort of Aboriginal artwork now on display at the Nevada Museum of Art. Meanwhile, columnists Sheila Leslie and Brendan Trainor dissect controversial tax breaks and a state resolution supporting Israel, respectively. You'll even hear about a pressing bill to make square dancing our state dance. (Git outta town!)
Don't forget to pick up a newsprint copy for exclusive columns, cartoons and wood pulp. As always, thanks for giving us a read. If not for you, we'd have to do-si-do all by ourselves.
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No welcome mat
The ’people's legislature' is uncivil and unfriendly.
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Sign language
The city is slowly converting its street signs.
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Advice trips up board, again
Attorney general accuses school board chair of listening to lawyer.
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Remembering Jim
Nevada Democratic Party makes sure Gibbons is remembered.
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Tesla bill starts coming due
EDAWN exec proposes sales tax hike.
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Knock off the PR
Nevada needs more rigorous debate and less “working together”
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Stop giving our money away
Conservative only means frugal when it helps people.
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Should Nevada dance to Israel's tune?
The Legislature considers measures dealing with the Middle East and square dancing.
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Mother lands
Consuelo Jimenez Underwood uses textiles to turn the borderlands of her childhood into conceptual spaces.
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Down under painting
An exhibition of Australian Aboriginal art comes to Reno.
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Hard rock life
The upcoming theatrical production Tooth Of Crime will be an “environmental rock experience.”
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Meat and greet
Men Wielding Fire has relocated from its single room restaurant to a newly-renovated space four times larger.
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