Issue: July 14, 2011
Hi everybody.
We hate to say, "I told you so," but ... just kidding! We relish the opportunity. Remember the train trench that 65 percent of locals didn't want built and then city officials went ahead and built it anyway? Well, it's still there and still sucking the cash out of our pockets as the city gets more and more broke. It's exactly what many of us were afraid of. Also in this week's issue, our news editor, Dennis Myers, examines how the state of Nevada has joined the ranks of the castrati. This issue contains our Family Guide summer edition, with stories about camping with babies, summer jobs for teens, and
the dangers of janky high chairs. Be sure to pick up a newsprint copy for exclusive cartoons and columns.
Thanks for reading our newspaper! If it weren't for you we'd be total
trainwrecks.
Brad Bynum
Arts Editor, Reno News & Review
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We told you so
Predictions of calamity was not enough to derail Reno’s runaway train trench. Now what?
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Has Nevada lost its nerve?
The state that once invented its industries backs off.
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A right to write
Officials tell activists to stop writing to them.
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Reno’s image problem
Reno does have an image problem. Accept it.
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Downsizing U.S. ambitions
Space flight is for wealthy nations.
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year
Forget Christmas, July is my favorite time of year.
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Keep Nevada out of the Beezle-Nut stew
Those who want a better state must engage. It’s too late for some of us.
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Made for you and me
Chautauquan David Fenimore has the same “nasal penetrating voice” as Woody Guthrie.
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Collect ’em all
What sorts of businesses and nonprofit organizations work at Reno Collective? And why do they work in Reno?
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Cool as ice
Iceage plays a style of music that has, in recent years, sounded tired and makes it sound fresh, young and vital.
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Earthly delights
Good place to gorge yourself on Chinese food.
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The experiment
Does replacing lawn with edibles really save much water?
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Hidden treasure
Major geothermal research at UNR is mapping the geothermal potential of the Great Basin.
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Bright spot
Chinese company is intent on creating a big solar panel factory and plant in Laughlin—and 2,000 jobs.
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Gibbons’ new gig
What does a mine-friendly governor do once he’s retired?
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Rebate special
Get more for recycling your fridge this summer.
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Eco-Event: Litter Index
On July 19, help identify where the Truckee Meadows should clean up its act.
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Appy babies
Smartphone apps designed for infants are on the rise, but should they be?
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Explore your summer
Summer day camps can be a natural fit for kids.
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High chair confidential
High chair safety is an afterthought at many area restaurants.
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Massage for two
A pregnancy massage isn’t your average body rubdown.
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