Issue: May 10, 2012
Hey everybody,
The week, on the cover of Reno's least expensive and most relevant
newspaper, Brad Bynum takes a gander at efforts to make Fourth Street and
Prater Way more bicycle friendly. Rolling right along, in Green, Ashley
Hennefer gives us a preview of the enviro-party at Pyramid Lake,
Symbiosis. Dennis Myers tells us the news about the madness that took
place at the Republican state and Libertarian national conventions. For
A&C, I write about one of Reno's most ambivalent cultural events,
Marianarchy, which will feature reunions of GunShot Licker and Phat
Couch. Later on in the issue, I learn a new word: vajazzling. What will
they think of next? Dicorating? Anyway, feel free to click the links
below, but don't forget to pick up a newsprint copy for exclusive
columns, cartoons and thumbspace. And as always, thanks for reading our
newspaper. If not for you, we'd be up to our knuckles in glitter.
Thanks,
Brian
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Positively Fourth Street
What’s the future of the main bicycle thoroughfare from Reno to Sparks?
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Libertarian weekend
In Reno and Las Vegas, a third way advances.
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Veterans: Berkley over Heller
Iraq/Afghan war vets say Democrat has better voting record.
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Sonic adults
The city of Reno needs to modify its laws to enable adults to see live music.
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Playing dirty
Nothing is held back as four adults reveal what they really think of each other.
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Everything new
Two of Reno’s biggest bands from the ’90s will join some two dozen new bands performing at this year’s Marianarchy benefit.
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Rated “arrrr!”
Bob Grimm spent his Friday night alone in the theater watching a kids’ movie.
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In Rotation
Reno folk band Last to Leave nails the feeling of 6:30 p.m. on a Friday in late August. Knightfall is saving realms through fretboard wizardry.
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Flock together
The Feather Merchants experiment with a variety of twists on classic blues rock.
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Curry favor
Taste of India Cuisine is a rollercoaster ride of seductive flavors and textures.
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League endorses candidates
Nevada Conservation League shares its picks for senate and assembly.
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Wind energy debate heats up
Sensationalist headlines imply that wind turbines can cause global warning.
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Eco-event: Home energy audits
Find out how you can save energy in your home.
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Stage light
Eight-year-old Mya Dunlap found her calling on the stage.
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Appy family
These ten apps can help ease the stress of becoming a new parent.
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Mommy BloggersThe write stuff
Mommy blogging is about sharing the ups and downs of parenting.
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Balancing act
Le Cirque Vagabond encourages family and self-discipline.
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Story time
Reading books aloud to children is good for both them and their parents.
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Get your hands dirty
Urban Roots Garden Classroom’s summer camps help keep kids involved in science and creativity during their teen years.
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