Issue: July 06, 2017
Dear Folks,
This week in the Reno News & Review, we will unravel the story of a painting purchased a block from our Reno office thirty years ago, a tale of war and art and the limits on human understanding.
Elsewhere in this issue, Brad Bynum talks to a leading marijuana marketer about his first days in a legal market. That's in our 15 Minutes feature. In Arts & Culture, Ashley Warren explains what the fourth Reno Mini Maker Faire is and where you can see it. Bob Grimm gives us his spin on the movie that is generating so much chatter, Baby Driver . Kris Vagner tells us about a showing of Basque aspen rubbings and also profiles a Reno singer. In news, we stay with the subject of how workers felt the impact of the 2017 Nevada Legislature.
Remember to pick up a copy of the print edition for its print-only features. Thank you for reading us
Take care,
Dennis Myers
News editor,
Reno News & Review
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The painting
A work of art gave its owner a ride through history.
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Workers stuck with check
School grant program would have been bonanza for rich.
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Gone to pot
Apparently, this whole smoking reefer fad is starting to really catch on.
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Cegavske threatens privacy
Nevadans need protection from Trump.
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Traces of history
The aspens that were once canvasses for Basque shepherds’ folk art carvings will eventually die off, but first they’re being recorded.
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Down to a science
Arty techies and techie artists converge to show you their wares, ways and techniques at Reno Mini Maker Faire.
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Labor of love
A Reno-bred singer returns for an evening of sweet, happy love songs.
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Strike back
Imperial Bar and Lounge is celebrating a landmark this year, having been open for 10 years.
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Ship shaped
Of the previous eateries that have occupied a certain boat-shaped building in Sparks, Mariscos El Barco is likely the most apt combination of name and theme.
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