Issue: March 04, 2010

Hi everybody,
On the cover of this week’s Reno News & Review, news editor Dennis Myers takes a look back at the 26th Special Session of the Nevada Legislature. And we do mean “special.” However, thanks to bipartisan efforts to fund the state, somehow, it turned out to be just as painful as everyone thought it would be. Also in this week’s favorite alternative newsweekly, Sharon Black finds a sushi roll fit for a superman, and Brad Bynum finds a new venue for art, and Bruce Van Dyke finds time for time off. As always, thanks for reading our newspaper. If not for you, we’d probably have to flack for politicians.
Thanks,
Brian
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‘Special’ session
As the governor went his own way again, legislators worked together to deal with budget crisis.
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Abusing Reid
Nevada senator’s use of joblessness/domestic violence link criticized.
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Time to pay the piper
Legislators fiddled around when the state’s bank account was fat. Now what?
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Couch potatoes
Once again, it pays to work with honest local people.
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Letters for March 4, 2010
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Getting back to nature
Bruce is off this week, so we offer his July 19, 2001 epistle.
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Rocket man
Bibo Coffee hosts Dean Burton for its first art exhibition.
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Tell me a story
National Public Radio’s StoryCorps project comes to Reno.
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Fireside chat
An LDS Fireside gave insight into the historical Mormon influence in Northern Nevada.
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Down with the sickness
This remake of a George Romero horror flick is better than Romero’s last few movies.
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Shutter Island
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Whisked away
Hopscotch Whiskey play music for people who don’t like to stand still.
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Honor rolls
When the Sushi Time menu says “spicy,” it means it.
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Ground support
Local CSAs abound and are accepting subscribers now.
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It’s about dam time
A major step toward removal of four dams on the Klamath River was made this month.
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E-waste hog No. 1: United States
Global e-waste is running amok and growing, but could be an opportunity.
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Stubborn BPA
Canned-food makers find BPA-free alternatives elusive.
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Eco-Event: Local Food Fair at Whole Foods
Local farmers and chefs help launch Edible Reno-Tahoe magazine on March 6.
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