Issue: April 28, 2016
Hey there RN&R readers,
Let’s take a look at what’s in store this week. We’ve got a story from Brad Bynum about getting his medical marijuana card. Here’s the thing — it’s not a Nevada-issued card, though it works in Nevada. Check out the cover story to read about how and why Brad decided to get his card from California.
Also in this week’s issue, we have a story from Kris Vagner about a globetrotting artist who put down roots in Reno after her car broke down on the way to San Francisco. Our Green columnists, Kelsey Fitzgerald, spoke with a group of volunteers who’ve spent the last several years building trails on Peavine to give outdoor enthusiasts the chance to explore the little mountain north of Reno. Bruce Van Dyke remembers Prince in Notes from the Neon Babylon. And, in News, Dennis Myers explains how Nevada law might prevent you from voting on some of your elected officials.
Picking up a paper copy of the RN&R will ensure that you look cool and a little edgy on your coffee or lunch break. Plus, you’ll get to see the cartoons and read Streetalk, not available online. This week, I asked five strangers to tell me about their favorite drug.
Send us your letters to the editor, or just drop us a line sometime. We really do like to hear from you.
Regards,
Jeri Chadwell-Singley
RN&R Special Projects Editor
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Licensed to ill
A down and dirty guide to getting a medical marijuana card in Nevada.
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Soviet-style elections
Nevada laws limit some elections to one party’s laws.
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In the catbird’s seat
Birdie Sanders shows up for an Aces game.
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Down by the river
Charles Albright, local kayaking guru, discusses the upcoming Reno River Festival and kayaking on the Truckee.
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Sanders should keep running
It will keep Clinton in his camp.
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Verities are being disputed
Sanders and Trump challenge conventional thinking.
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World of tomorrow
For all of Tomorrow's Man’s allusions to an online world, the exhibit ultimately brings you back to a gallery.
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Happy accidents
A nomadic artist found kindred spirits in Reno.
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Foulest of them all
When Chris Hemsworth isn’t wielding Thor’s hammer, he’s usually horrendous.
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Crowd pleaser
Daniel Echo puts an acoustic spin on covers of various pop hits—crowd-pleasers and sing-alongs.
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Mall wonder
Is there any way a &8220;sushi burrito&8221; can be a good idea?
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