Issue: July 25, 2013
Hi everybody,
"High School." What sort of memories do those two little words
conjure up? Good times? Bad times? Mediocre times? Hazy times? Boring
times? Crazy times?
In this week's feature story, a few of us RN&R editorial types look
back an our high school days. And because we're all different ages,
those experiences represent different eras, from the '60s straight
through to the new millennium.
Also in the week's issue, you'll find one of our Family Guides, which
come out a few times a year. This one focuses on something at the
center of a lot of family life: food. There are stories about vegan
kids, health food for pets, and how parents can deal with picky eaters.
As always, be sure to pick a newsprint copy of the paper for
exclusive articles, cartoons and newsprint smells.
Thanks for reading! If not for you, our high school education would
have been worthless.
Brad Bynum
RN&R Arts Editor.
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Back to school
RN&R editors and contributors reflect on five decades of school.
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The West is burning
Businesses and lives can be lost to heat and drought.
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Cafferata enters council race
Stakes claim with early announcement.
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’None' ballot option upheld
Court says plaintiffs never had right to sue.
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People power
Skye Telka will make you work for your entertainment.
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Bike curious?
It's a busy weekend for bicycles. Please watch the road.
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All choked up
I've got to feel for those people with serious problems, but I'll just go ahead and whine about mine.
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‘Stand Your Ground’ requires firm footing
The Zimmerman case has become an example of how thorough the justification for violence must be.
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The wander years
A local woman is going to travel the Earth, meet people, get into adventures.
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Burning motel
A local man plans to turn a historic Fourth Street hotel into a sort of hostel for Burners.
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Haunting season
I forgive stupid movie families in horror films if the film manages to scare me at least twice. This got to me over five times.
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Book clubbers
The Novelists started a music subscription service the band members call a book club.
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Wonderful life
True to buffet style, some items were great and others not so much.
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Meat and greens
The annual Nugget Rib Cook-offs leave no traceThe 25th annual Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-off will run Aug. 28-Sept. 2.
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Family food fun
Is there anything that concerns the family more than what’s on their plates?
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Take a bite out of picky eating
How to combat children’s picky eating habits.
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Chef of all foods
We talk to the culinary director at Nothing To It Culinary Center for the secrets to making great meals.
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Brown baggin’ it
Bringing along lunches is a great way to cut down on lunch costs. Here are some tips to make them a little healthier and all around better.
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Healthy hounds and fit felines
Food for your pets needs to be healthy, too, and here’s how to feed your pet and keep him happy and healthy.
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V for vegan
Two local families reflect on the challenges and rewards of raising vegan children.
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Family fun in the kitchen
Having fun with the kids in the kitchen and staying healthy can be hard, here are some easy recipes to help out.
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