Issue: August 05, 2010
Hi everybody,
This week, the cover story is written by our intern, Sean Mazner, about being gay, Reno’s gay community, and whether Reno Pride has outgrown its usefulness. Also in this issue, our intern, Sean Mazner, asks people in our weekly feature Streetalk whether they have gay relatives. And when he wasn’t writing the cover story and Streetalk, our intern, Sean Mazner, wrote about the new Native American health center and its battle against diabetes. This is not to suggest that our intern, Sean Mazner, wrote the whole issue. As always, thanks for reading the paper. If not for you, we’d probably be working for Sean Mazner.
Brian
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Pride & prejudice
In a time of growing acceptance, Reno’s Gay Pride event is more necessary than ever.
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Building healthy blood
New Reno tribal health center goes after diabetes.
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Nevada’s deal
Pennsylvania gets lots more from lots fewer casinos than Nevada.
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Reid appointee focus of fight
‘Sheriff of Wall Street’ post is at issue.
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Working man
An ongoing art exhibition celebrates 100 years of neon.
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Gone but not forgotten
Wouldn’t it be great if our next governor had Kenny Guinn’s heart?
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Fun, fun, fun
There’s always something to do in Reno; sometimes it’s wholesome.
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A fairer system
Congress needs to act quickly to protect low and middle income families.
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Letters for August 5, 2010
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions sometimes—about each other.
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Remembering a pal
Bruce looks at the life of photographer Mike McCurry.
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A Bard day’s night
Instead of attempting to stage a Shakespeare play, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival does all of them. …
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Life, cycle!
With new bike lanes on local roads, and more in the works, it’s time to celebrate the bicycle.
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Money problems
Reno Korean Presbyterian Church offers a beautiful service, even for those who don’t speak the language.
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Mountain daredevils
This freaky flick contains one of 2010’s breakout performances.
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Charlie St. Cloud
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Dinner For Schmucks
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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The Kids Are All Right
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Only rock ’n’ roll
The members of Memory Motel are young dudes ready to rock.
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Life gives you Lemmon
If you live in Lemmon Valley, you probably already eat at Hometown Café.
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Power trip
The car of the future, Reno area experts say, will be electric.
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Oil exploitation
T-shirts with real oil from the Gulf of Mexico are being sold to “save the Gulf.”
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Tran spotting
A transmission line to connect clean energy in Northern and Southern Nevada has been approved.
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Oh, Ruby, Ruby
Remove the pipeline or the fish gets it, warns environmental group.
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Eco-Event: Meet the candidates
The Nevada Conservation League holds an event for new candidates they endorse on Aug. 5 in Las Vegas and Aug. 10 in Reno.
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