Issue: March 09, 2017
Hi readers!
Welcome to this week's Reno News & Review.
Ever wondered about the wide world of yoga? Do you really have to put your foot behind your head? Would enlightenment be within reach if you spent your lunch hour on a mat? Contributor Anna Hart faced her fears, tried just about every kind of yoga class offered in Reno, and wrote a page-turner of a guide to the local yoga scene that we recommend to aspiring yogis, seasoned experts and armchair travelers alike.
Special Projects Editor Jeri-Chadwell Singley put together a guide to one of Reno's favorite pastimes-drinking. Pick up the paper copy and check out the cool-looking insert to learn about where to drink in the morning, pick up a few facts that you might not already know about Irish bars, and gain a lot more insider knowledge about imbibing in the Truckee Meadows.
Also in this issue, Josie Luciano talks about an experimental library that's an art project in Art of the State. In 15 Minutes, I introduce you to Carson City's first-ever arts and culture coordinator.
Thank you for reading our site, picking up the RN&R at your favorite local businesses, and being part of the lively, ongoing conversations about Reno culture, art and politics. It's our privilege to be a voice-actually a whole lot of individual voices, thanks to our hardworking contributors-in those conversations.
Kris Vagner
Arts Editor
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Stretch the truth
An anxious newbie explores the local yoga scene.
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Sisters and brothers
Around two dozen people gathered at the Reno Arch for the Stolen Sisters Memorial on March 5.
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Building for sale
The Reno Gazette-Journal is going to place its building for sale, and will outsource its printing.
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Bilingual Reno
The City launched a bilingual communications plan.
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Time saver
It’s almost time to set your clocks forward—again.
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Transplant
Meet Carson City’s first arts and culture director.
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Student bodies
Locals can help protect LGBT kids by paying attention to state and federal measures.
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All things being equal
Nevada legislators are once again trying to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Separate the powers
The separation of powers applies to state legislators too.
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Rescue from Orange Bizarro Planet
Trumplodytes, it’s not too late. We will welcome you back to the Land of Fact-based Reality.
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Sorted out
Heard of the internet of things? There’s also a library of things.
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Inside story
The Novelists are playing a homecoming show in Reno after six weeks on the road.
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’Fast talk
The Cup Café is doing a respectable job breaking fasts with the best of ’em.
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