Issue: May 28, 2009
Hey everybody,It’s newsletter day! And not only that, it’s the newsletter to announce Summer Guide 2009! This year, with the recognition that everybody seems to be broke, we decided to focus on free things with which to occupy ourselves this summer. That’s our own arts editor, Brad Bynum, running around as the Free Bird or free-range chicken or some danged thing. Also of note in this issue, we have our new columnists, Jen Hartley writing in East of Eden, and John Barrette writing in Reviled and Revered. Maybe you’ll be able to guess who is the liberal and who is the conservative.At any rate, have a great week and a great summer!Bri
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Nevada Legislature nears end
National study raises questions of whether budget will carry Nevada through to 2011.
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Sparks park naming set
Residents need to submit names for new parks in time for June 3 meeting.
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Green depot
Bicycle- and car-friendly municipal bus facilities are being planned in Clark County.
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Gibbons on lotteries
The guv’s staff forgot to tell him how he feels about lotteries.
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Quake simulator plan
UNR’s world’s largest is about to become second largest.
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Positively 4th St.
Songwriter Jonie Blinman hosts a new, monthly concert series.
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I’d like to introduce you to … me
They like me! They really like me!
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A great day
Tuesday, May 26, 2009, was a day when large groups of Americans moved closer to equal representation, rights and protections in these United States.
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Summer of love
OK, our new columnists have nothing to do with love, but it is summer.
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Letters for May 28, 2009
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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A bucket of warm spit
Dick Cheney is taking on the risk of further denigrating the conservative cause.
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Straight edge
A retrospective of artist Kelsie Harder’s works.
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Class acts
6:01 AM: A Working Class Opera is a hip hopera—a hip hop opera—by, for and about Reno’s working class artists.
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Back to basics
The Community Bible Church focuses on the Bible to prepare for the future.
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No salvation
There’s no saving the ill-conceived Terminator Salvation, the fourth chapter in the Terminator franchise.
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Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Dance Flick
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Angels & Demons
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Half baked
Lunch at Josef’s is great, but good luck getting a server to pay you any attention.
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Solar blast
Rooted in Burning Man, Black Rock Solar Project is the nation’s only large-scale, nonprofit solar installer.
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Dirty genes
Air pollution could change DNA in as little as three days.
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Free as a bird
There’s plenty to do in Reno without spending a dime.
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