Issue: May 29, 2014
Hey friends,
Welcome to this week's Reno News & Review!
Are you sick of hearing about Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and his
redneck stand against the U.S. government? Yeah, us too. Fortunately,
in this week's feature story, our resident myth buster, news editor
Dennis Myers, points out all the holes in Bundy's arguments, so
hopefully this will be the last time we'll ever after have to talk
about the guy.
Also in this week's issue, our Green columnist Sage Leehey discusses
in a new development in that always punny energy-environmental issue,
fracking. Don't fracking miss it! Also, Georgia Fisher visited some
local nuns and Bob Grimm offers his take on the new X-Men movie. (He's a fan.)
As always, be sure to pick up a newsprint copy of the paper for
exclusive cartoons, columns and fire kindling.
Thanks for reading! If it weren't for you, we'd probably be off
defending our dirt farms from imaginary villains.
Cheers,
Brad Bynum
RN&R Arts Editor.
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The man without a country
Cliven Bundy says Nevada is sovereign. Nevada's founders disagree.
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Minimum enforcement
Workers accuse state of ignoring state wage law.
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The good stuff
Some of the most interesting stuff at the Railroad Museum is in the back.
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Schmidt happens
Candidate seeks info on confiscated campaign signs.
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Judge for yourself
Bundy supporters claim “out of context” in race quotations.
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From the gallery
Artist and photographer Alisha Funkhouser is the new Art and Gallery Director for the Holland Project.
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Our endorsements
Want to monkeywrench an election? This might be the one to do it.
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Sowing a viable local food culture
Some of the Reno City Council candidates aren’t running for mayor.
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Vote Lorton in the primary
A primary vote for Norton is a vote for common business sense.
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Looking ahead to looking back
Bruce anticipates the coming departure of the rockers.
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Photo shop
Photographer and Hatch Reno founder Jeramie Lu wants artists to think like business people.
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And then there were nun
Green energy, digital power add to local nuns’ quiet life.
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Marks the spot
The X-Men go time tripping in X-Men: Days of Future Past, one of the best films in the series.
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We’re all folked
Local folk rock band Whitebulbs is raising funds to tour.
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Worth the drive
No matter you are, Paisan’s Old World Deli & Catering is worth the trip.
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Fracking up
The Bureau of Land Management has an upcoming oil and gas lease sale for land near Tonopah and Austin that could open it up to fracking.
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