Issue: June 17, 2010
Hi everybody!
This week on the cover of Reno’s finest newsweekly, news editor Dennis Myers explains how the Democratic Party went from a populist force that represented America’s working class to the corporate lapdog it is today. Also in this week’s newspaper, Kat Kerlin examines the cat and dog relationship between bike riders and motorists. And in Musicbeat, we talk to the dirty dogs in The Saddle Tramps. So once again, thanks for reading our newspaper. If it weren’t for you, we’d be in the doghouse.
Thanks,
Brian
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Where’d the angry voters go?
Nevada’s primary provided little support for resentment politics.
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Angle: ‘Take out’ Reid
Republican candidate proposed “Second Amendment remedies.”
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McConnell won’t oppose Reid
Senate GOP leader to stay out of Nevada campaign.
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Back to Earth
Wendy Calvin trades Mars for Earth as the new director of Great Basin Geothermal Center.
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Let’s learn from Gibbons’ mistakes
Don’t expect Nevadans ever to be too excited about getting taxed.
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Obtuse Angle
Sharron Angle’s backers tell voters a lot about her.
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Walking tall
Thanks goodness for families. Can you imagine the sanity without them?
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Letters for June 17, 2010
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions sometimes—about each other.
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Runners to your marks
The top ticket in November will not be Reid and Reid.
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Constant flux
The fourth annual NadaDada art event will feature some major changes, including a move away from its iconic venue.
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Celebrate freedom
Reno’s Juneteenth program commemorated the end of slavery in America.
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Can I kick it?
Sure, it’s actually about kung fu … who cares?
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The A-Team
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Please Give
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Laugh it up
It might be hard to chew when you’re smiling that big.
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Road warrior
Bike law expert and former Olympian Bob Mionske calls for more justice for cyclists.
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Green votes
Most candidates endorsed by the Nevada Conservation League won in recent primary elections.
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Screen test
Your sunscreen likely sucks, and it might even increase your chance of cancer.
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Eco-Event: The Changing Range of Light
On June 17, A photographer and two climatologists discuss the visual and scientific landscape of the Sierra Nevada.
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