Issue: April 23, 2015
Hi, all,
It seems the gang at Reno Bike Project is going from the road to the
airwaves. As arts editor Brad Bynum reports in this week's paper, the
busy nonprofit's latest aim is to launch an ad-free, grassroots radio
station that would bring in diverse local music and perhaps even give
UNR students an FM presence. More power to 'em.
Meanwhile, news editor Dennis Myers keeps us in the loop about
controversial Washoe Assemblymember Ira Hansen, who's behind a new
abortion bill; food reviewer Todd South gets us hankering for mobile
meals; and doctor Holly Ashley gives us a piece of her mind in 15
Minutes. And if you've always wanted to know about mustang birth control
but were afraid to ask, well, I've covered it in our Green section. Neigh.
Thanks for reading, and as always, be sure to pick up a newsprint copy
of the paper for exclusive columns, cartoons and ripe origami potential.
If not for you, we'd have to fold.
Georgia Fisher
RN&R Special Projects Editor
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Sound salvation
Could a Reno Bike Project radio station get the community on the airwaves?
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No good deed goes unpunished
USAToday/Starbucks project draws fire.
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Pack of liars
An important documentary passed through Reno unnoticed.
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School of rock
I wish I'd figured out some things a little bit sooner.
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Why not work on solving real problems?
When the dogmacrats are in control, they're going to take care of dogma first.
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Republicans excuse tax hikes
Governments, like businesses or cancer, need to grow.
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Avenge estate tax repeal
Bruce starts out on movies, ends on economic populism.
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Oldest profession
Priscilla Varner spent the last 18 months placing cameras in the hands of 15 sex workers in four brothels across Nevada.
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Keep on truckin’
Our food reviewer test drives the grub from some of the local food trucks.
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A load of bully
If you have an urge to see Unfriended, just Skype a couple of your friends, and call them some bad names.
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Electronic day
Two members of the popular local band Crush have launched an electronic music project.
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