Issue: September 23, 2010
Hi everybody,
This week on the cover of the Reno News & Review, Kat Kerlin looks at a trend in business: co-locating. It’s when two or more businesses share one address. Maybe to no one’s surprise, a large percentage of co-locators are women. Also in this week’s issue, I brag about all our Nevada Press Association Awards. And as long as we’re talking about great stories, Kat Kerlin informs us in Green that dryer sheets are indeed the useless product we’ve all suspected them to be. And for the bibliophiles, we’ve got two stories about books: an exhibition of artistically designed books by students and a profile of a prolific local author. Truth be told, there’s more to read in this week’s issue than we can put in an introduction so feel free to click the links below, but remember to pick up the newspaper for exclusive newsprint content every week. And as always, thanks for reading the paper. If not for you, we’d be co-locating at Fitzgerald’s casino.
Peace out,
Brian and Brad
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Women’s work
Diverse businesses are joining forces to survive the economy and discovering the benefits of working together.
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Building cynicism
Nevada’s construction industry limps along with little optimism.
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Reid ad stalled
Democratic candidate for governor hit with past lobbying.
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Filibuster effort funded
Reform groups get money from long distance company.
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Working class hero
Reno contractor Fred Taubel is a hero to union workers.
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Nevada artists deserve commissions
Once again, Nevada artists get the short stick when it comes to local choices for local public art.
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Congrats to all
Thanks for the awards, this means a lot to us.
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A toast to real life
Bruce’s daughter goes from college to bartending.
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Prince Pete overshadows Robin (Hood?)
There’s a lot riding on this Carson City Assembly race.
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Stop giving away Nevada’s gold
Nevada’s the richest U.S. state when it comes to gold production. We’re loaded – and we’re giving away our wealth.
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Tune in, turn on
A local author has adventures in self-publishing.
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A good balance
Dotty Molt brings a certain something to a gymnasium power yoga class at SportsWest.
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Kid tested
Inkberry Breakfast House offers a family-friendly atmosphere and hit-and-miss food.
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Skirting safety
Employees of the FDA and USDA say their agencies defer to corporate interests at expense to public health.
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