Issue: October 18, 2007
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Getting motivated
The Nevada caucuses were moved up to January in order to diversify the voice of voters. Is it working?
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Execution halted
A look at the arguments used by the ACLU in stopping a Nevada execution.
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In Congress
This is a wrap up of recent actions by Nevada members of Congress.
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Goring the environment
Al Gore’s Nobel prize doesn’t shield his poor environmental record.
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Thanks to you
Thanks to everyone who made this Biggest Little Best of Northern Nevada a success.
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Letters for October 18, 2007
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Don’t monkey with the market
You see how government screws things up when it tries to help?
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Vampires discover Reno
They’re tired of trashing Vegas. We’re next on the list.
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Out of the park
An artists’ tribute to one of America’s pieces of heaven.
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Becoming attractions
A Reno guide to the best of Hollywood’s holiday season.
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Warm and homey
Never been to a Jewish service? You owe it to yourself to check one out.
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Minimal theater
A naked glance at minimalist playwright Samuel Beckett’s work.
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Dark hearts
Brotherly love is put to the ultimate test in We Own the Night.
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Take a bow
Violinist and violist Stephanie Sant’Ambrogio is Argenta’s newest addition to Argenta.
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Grown-up tastes
Facing difficult childhood memories is easier with tasty food and a pitcher of margaritas.
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Step away from the bottle
Drink tap water. Really, it’s OK, and it’s better for the environment.
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How did the wildlife cross the road?
Los Angeles may help wildlife cross a busy freeway with a $455,000 animal path.
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Eco-urban gamers
SimCity has developed a game for eco-conscious city builders.
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Here’s to you
The Reno News & Review would like to thank all who participated in our Biggest Little Best of Northern Nevada readers’ poll and congratulate all who made the grade.
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