Issue: July 29, 2010
Hi everybody!
This week on our cover, we’ve got a really optimistic story by Dennis Myers about how our elected officials are reacting to the faltering—and inevitable end—of the gaming economy. Also in this week’s favorite alternative, we’ve got people brewing and drinking beer, lawmakers freaking out over the lack of advice on how to rebuild the state’s tax structure, and a belly dancer who really knows how to shake things up. Maybe she should run for office. As always, thanks for reading the Reno News & Review. If not for you, our attitudes might turn for the worse.
Thanks, again,
Brian
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What will replace the casinos?
Nevada faces the future by repeating the past.
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Moody’s blues
A study to aid the new governor and legislature hits a snag.
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Kenny Guinn 1936-2010
Governor presided during first years of new century.
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Bintage voutique
Emily Baker runs Pickled Tink, a whimsical boutique on Taylor Street in Reno.
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Drop the games
Rory Reid needs to concentrate on issues rather than untrue comparisons between Brian Sandoval and Jim Gibbons.
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A matter of principle
Was Brad Bynum’s band-tour story a conflict of interest?
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Letters for July 29, 2010
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions sometimes—about each other.
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Politics and protection: Two sides of same coin?
Want to buy favor? You might try money.
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Don’t stop
After a two-year hiatus, a local boutique and gallery reopens.
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Talk to the hand
Fellowship Community Church offers old-timey Christian services in Lemmon Valley.
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Belly movin’
A former Reno resident returns to town as a belly dancing Superstar.
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Like a rock
Old Granite Street Eatery has the potential to stick around for a long time.
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A mother of a farm
Prisoners and veterans turn farmers at Hungry Mother Organics.
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Boobs and BPA
Breasts are getting bigger, not necessarily for better.
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Gathering Pinecones
It’s time to send in nominations for the Golden Pinecone awards.
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Eco-Event: Field to Farm event
Learn about organic labeling, CSAs, cooking and more at this July 31 seminar.
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