Issue: April 27, 2017
Hi there! I hope you had an excellent Earth Day last weekend. The variety of events from the Northern Nevada March for Science to the goings-on at the university and Idlewild Park was really impressive this year.
In this week's issue, you'll find several stories from News Editor Dennis Myers, including our feature story, "Latchkey kids." In it, Myers discusses how family incomes and taxes in the U.S. have changed. Over in the arts section, you'll find Myers' interview with singer-songwriter and guitarist David Crosby, of the Byrds and Crosby, Still & Nash fame.
Also in the arts section are stories from regular contributors Anna Hart and Megan Berner. Hart talked with Seattle band Dead Bars, whose members wrote a song about Reno. And Berner talked with artist Emily Reid about her paintings, which you can see at Never Ender in midtown.
If you grab a copy of the paper while you're out, you'll get access to columns and cartoons we don't publish online. And when you're done with it, you can use the newspaper to do something cool. I am currently hooked on the idea of using newspaper to make coasters and trivets. You can check out the tutorial here: http://bit.ly/2q8A36r.
Happy reading!
Jeri Chadwell-Singley
RN&R Special Projects Editor
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How to stay rich
A 500-page disclosure of financial contributors to the Trump/Pence inauguration costs was filed this month.
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It’s back, sort of
Republicans in the House are circulating a proposed draft of a bill creating incentives to revive the proposed nuclear dump at Yucca Mountain.
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Follow the leader?
We don’t have to listen to appeals for division.
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Animal house
Emily Reid has animals in the yard and animals on her canvases.
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Arms candy
Bullets whiz, whistle and rip with a darkly comic ferocity in the latest from English director Ben Wheatley.
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The Fate of the Furious
With The Fate of the Furious, easily the most stupidly titled installment in the Furious franchise, you get to see the single most disgusting moment in cinema so far this year.
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Bar sounds
Seattle band Dead Bars has a good story about a night out in Reno.
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Pick and choose
MB Grill, a Mongolian barbecue restaurant, recently opened in an old Genghis Grill location in Sparks.
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