Issue: October 24, 2013
Hi everybody!
This week we've got a story from our sister paper in Sacramento on the
cover. I've actually been looking for a story on this topic for quite a
while, and I was glad to read the wonderful piece by the SN&R's
former editor, Melinda Welsh. It's about how doctors die differently than
the rest of us. Lots of good stuff in this week's paper. Ashley Hennefer
talks about fun runs. Brad Bynum talks to a SuicideGirl. Dennis Myers
talks to people who are irritated with government. Feel free to click the
links below for a sample of the RN&R, but don't forget to pick up a
newsprint copy for exclusive cartoons, columns and papier mâché
ingredients. And as always, thanks for reading our newspaper. If not for
you, we'd be flatlining.
Cheers,
Brian
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Doctors' secret for how to die right
Physicians regularly prescribe chemotherapy, ventilators, CPR and surgeries for the dying. So, why do they say no to such procedures for themselves?
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Transparency alert
The regulatory docket on the Apple computer/Sierra Pacific solar partnership is not completely open to the public.
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Cheese whiz
Laura Conrow is a co-owner and founder of Wedge- A Cheese Shop in midtown, which was the location of the October Reno-Sparks Ca$h Mob.
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Our safe schools
Journalists cover stories because they are out of the ordinary.
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Run for your life
Different annual fun run 5K races, like Color Me Rad and the No-Brainer, hit the streets in Reno.
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Renewed funds
NV Energy continues to support the Jeff Ceccarelli Renewable Energy Minor Program at the University of Nevada, Reno with a pledge of $450,000.
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