Issue: June 18, 2009
Hey everybody!How’s your week going? It’s been beautiful up here on the third floor of the Reno News & Review World Headquarters. We’ve got another great issue for you. It’s Nada Dada Motel week, here in the biggest little city. Haven’t heard about Reno’s fastest growing counter-corporate-culture arts and artist event? Well, then, you’re really going to enjoy this week’s newspaper. But that’s not all! We’ve also got word on the Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City in the Arts & Culture section, info on Harry Reid’s conservative voting record in the news section, and a scintillating Grant Nejedlo review of an intriguing new sushi spot in Foodfinds. In fact, there’s so much stuff in this issue, I couldn’t mention it all in one newsletter introduction. So check out the links below and as always...Thanks for reading the Reno News & Review!Brian
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Nada Dada Action Figures
Feel the adventure as more than 100 artists prepare for creative melee on the streets and in the hotels of Reno. Collect ’em all!
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Harry Reid and his Republicans
Considering he’s the leading Democrat in the Senate, the senator has a surprisingly conservative voting record.
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California parks closure threatened
Nevadans who day trip get involved in trying to keep the Golden State’s parks open.
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Mining industry eyes Obama
New administration still hasn’t show its hand on 1872 mining law.
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Support better education with money
Nevadans need to commit to excellence in education.
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Support local artists
Check out the NadaDada Motel this week.
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Sotomayor for the Supreme Court
Sotomayor deserves a seat on the nation’s high court.
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Letters for June 18, 2009
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Dickens and the City
Bruce casts a skeptical eye on using babies to cast the city government as Scrooge.
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Nevada’s conservative legislators should fight
Nevada’s conservative legislators need to fight the smart battles.
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Oil and water
Jaxon Northon’s stylized-but-realistic portraits convey a lot of emotion.
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Psychedelic shack
Virginia City’s Red Dog Saloon, ground zero for the “San Francisco sound” of the 1960s, is back in action.
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Murphy’s law
Anything that could be wrong is wrong in this latest Eddie Murphy vehicle.
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The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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The Hangover
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Roll models
If you’re a sushi fan who loves everything-but-the-kitchen-sink long rolls, Wasabi offers some nice surprises.
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River revamp
A before and after shot of the Truckee River Restoration project.
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Growing green jobs
In Nevada and the nation, green jobs are growing faster than traditional ones.
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