Issue: January 26, 2017
Dear Friends,
This week the Reno News & Review will update a story that has been below the
radar for many years-the fate of Spirit Cave Man, the ancient resident of
the Great Basin whose remains have been the subject of a jurisdictional
battle between science and native tribes. In our cover story, Frank Mullen
will describe how the clash was finally settled.
Elsewhere in this week's edition, we will have full coverage of what was
likely the largest demonstration in Reno history-the January 21 women's
march in the downtown, estimated by police at about 10,000 people. We will
have several reports, photos, and commentaries.
And as usual, there will be pieces on the arts and culture of our area. Be
sure to pick up the print edition for print-only features.
Thank you for reading us.
Take care,
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Spirit in the sky
A 10,600-year-old Nevadan was the subject of recent controversies.
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The Reno march
On the morning of January 21, we roused the kids, and headed down to the Reno Women’s March on Washington.
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Liberal feminists conspire with social conservatives
Speech police go after adult sites.
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Hen in the fox house
It’s a good week for Explorers Club, a play about a woman explorer busting down the doors of an old boys’ club.
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Two can play
David and Russell Dorn are twin brothers who parlayed their love of scary stories into a business.
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L.A. story
Bluff Caller is back in town, has a new album, and is slated to tour.
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Garden party
Chomp is a made to order salad shop and frozen yogurt bar inside The Basement, located in downtown Reno’s old post office.
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