Issue: July 23, 2015
Hi everybody,
This week on the cover of the city's most loved/hated newspaper, Arts & Culture Editor Brad Bynum tells us about a bit of Reno's music history, an all-women band known as The Wrecks. They may not have been the first female hardcore band, but they certainly left a lasting impression. Also in this issue, Dennis Myers talks about open (and closed) public records; Bob Grimm tells a big story about a small superhero; and Georgia Fisher writes about the large impact sports can have on our little ones. Feel free to click the links below for a tiny sample of what's to come, but don't forget to pick up a newsprint version of the newspaper for a giant taste of exclusive cartoons, columns and superlatives. And as always, thanks for reading our paper. If not for you, we'd be average.
Love and hugs,
Brian
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I love wreck and roll
A new gallery exhibition celebrates the birth of hardcore punk in Reno and reintroduces The Wrecks, the city's legendary all-female band.
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Nearly all women content with abortion
Study indicates regret is rare.
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State loses Yucca legal expert
Deputy attorney general spent years fighting dump.
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Tesla site expanded
Corporation triples its Storey County land holdings.
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Something for everyone
Rick Murdock says the Eldorado has got big things planned.
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Things stay the same
Went to Salt Lake City and couldn't buy a lousy T-shirt.
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Stumpin' for Trump
Democrats should join Donald Trump on the bridge to the future and push him off.
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Politicians undermine democracy
Politicians too often use their positions to benefit themselves.
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Government is the new plantation owner
The U.S. government owns 50 percent of your labor, but at least it can't take your children. Or can't sell them, anyway.
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True stories
Things might get uncomfortable at the RISK: Live From Reno podcast taping.
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Smaller is better
Ant-Man is fun, but somewhat less than remarkable. The movie feels very much like a typical Marvel movie.
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New flavors
Centro might seem trendy, but it's worth visiting if you like discovering new tastes.
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Shake shack
UNR's seismic program gets new support from the feds.
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