Issue: February 09, 2012
Hi, everybody.
Brad Bynum this week gives cover treatment to the Great Basin
Community Food Co-op, recounting its evolution from an underground
buyers' club to a successful business moving into new quarters on
Court Street. Ashley Hennefer gives us the latest on digital
billboards and whether they breach the city's voter-approved law
capping the number of billboards. We cover the Republican caucuses
last weekend and Bruce Van Dyke gets into the Super Bowl. Brad has
an interview with Reno musician Whitney Myer about her impending
appearance on NBC's The Voice. And don't overlook our consumer tests
of the latest technology in sex toys.
Thanks for reading our newspaper. If it weren't for you, we might be
forced to eat junk food.
Dennis Myers
News editor
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Organically grown
From humble soil, Great Basin Community Food Co-op has grown, flowered, and is now ready to harvest.
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Joni Wines 1926-2012
Corruption-busting sheriff died at Lake Tahoe.
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Taking aim
Democratic-leaning group showcases Romney-related issues.
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Trump trumps Romney
Billionaire tries to upstage his own candidate by taking credit for Nevada win.
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Vocal point
The Whitney Myer Band’s frontwoman recently auditioned The Voice, a television singing competition.
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Redistricting: All over the map
A Democrat predicts democratic majorities everywhere.
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First, remove tax loopholes
The Reno Gazette-Journal needs to do its homework.
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Elite politicians
Nevada’s system of caucusing sustains political corruption and dysfunction.
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The good, the bad and the caucus
The Nevada caucuses. Whew! Thank god that’s over.
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Valentine’s Day tech support
Just in time for Feb. 14, here’s a roundup of the latest in sex toy technology. There’s even something to keep singles from feeling left out.
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Stupor powers
There’s a decent movie buried somewhere beneath all the found-footage gimmicks in this flick.
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Noise candy
Artists who participate in BRAP! A Reno Noise Night adhere to a mostly freeform, improvised performances.
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Industrial sized
If you’re even in industrial Sparks and want an authentic, two-pound burrito, this is the place to hit up.
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Bright blights
An increase in digital billboards is wasting money and energy, and becoming a blight in the landscape.
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Community service
Get involved in the city’s infrastructure with the Reno Citizens Institute.
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Ent-approved
UNR alumna Keira Hambrick bridges literature and sustainability.
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