Issue: March 20, 2014
Hello everybody,
It's time for the teen issue, and this year we paired up with Wooster
High School to bring you artwork from students grades nine through
12. There is a lot of great work, so be sure to check it out. Also in
this issue, Dennis Myers writes about how Sparks officials seem to
favor regional events over local events in budgeting and how close
they are to the Sparks Nugget. In art of the state, read about the
large Ichthyosaur fixture in the Nevada Museum of Art. And turn to
green to hear about a local project to help save water in agriculture
irrigation. Click through the links below to browse through this week's issue.
As always, be sure to pick up a newsprint copy of the paper for
exclusive content, cartoons and columnists. Thanks for reading our paper.
Cheers,
Sage Leehey
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All things teen
Welcome to the 2014 Teen Issue with content from Wooster High School students.
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Who shot Darcie Latham?
New reports suggest that Sparks Police, not the mother, shot the woman.
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Out of this world
Joe Chavez is bringing the Space Apps Challenge to Reno for the second year and expects a larger turnout.
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Clean up the ditches
Help maintain a community amenity and clean up the Steamboat Ditch trail.
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To tell the truth
It is possible to have all the facts in front of you and be completely wrong.
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Dear City of Reno mayoral candidate,
Think the Reno mayor can't be progressive? We'll see about that.
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Republicans must join the 21st century
Republicans must stand for something or the party will fall.
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Up close and natural
Bruce goes one on one with a baby whale.
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Lovely bones
A fossil sculpture constructed for Burning Man finds a new home at the Nevada Discovery Museum.
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Braking bad
The basic problem with Need for Speed is that the supposed hero is a big moron.
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Rock of ages
You're better off not starting a fight at a Flannel Fish show.
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House rules
With Little House on Center St., Midtown gets a decent breakfast/brunch option.
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All about fracking
Dawn Harris of Frack Free Nevada and Nevadans Against Fracking is hosting an events series at the University of Nevada, Reno focusing on everything fracking.
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