Issue: September 28, 2017
Dear Folks,
Our annual health guide this week considers how to deal with death. That may seem to be a contradiction in terms, but trust us—it does work under Jeri Chadwell-Singley's editorship.
Elsewhere in this week's issue, in news we examine how—for whatever reasons—there are plenty of people working to keep marijuana stigmatized though the public is supporting its legality. Bob Grimm looks at the Kingsman sequel, Marc Tiar checks out the Imbib bar, and Matt Bieker interviews a local photographer who did the latest Comstock photo project. In our 15 Minutes feature, we talk to author Jack Harpster about his history of our city, The Genesis of Reno.
Remember there are some print-only features, so be sure to pick up a print edition. Thank you for reading us.
Take care,
Dennis Myers
News editor
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In passing
Physician-assisted suicide, aid in dying, death with dignity: the words vary depending on who addresses the issue, but it’s always contentious.
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Health Guide 2017
RN&R’s 2017 Health Guide takes a look at end-of-life matters.
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The eleventh hour
In Nevada—where the physician-to-patient ratio ranks 47th in the nation—getting time with your doctor can be challenging. What does that mean for end-of-life care?
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Real estates
Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—and it doesn’t just concern your money.
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Republicans and Bundy
Pardon sought while new trial still pending.
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Republicans and crime
Emotionally loaded terms are all in vogue.
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Their adventures with your money
Amazon lines up at the trough.
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U.S. government too cozy with Israel
Israel occupied territory?
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Forced to worship freedom?
A flag representing free choice MUST be sacrosanct.
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Rural route
California’s Sierra Valley is populated with artists, wool spinners and other creative folks, and they’re throwing open their barn doors to welcome the public this weekend.
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Old-town portraits
Photographer Frances Melhop went from her native New Zealand to fashion shoots in Italy to documenting residents of rural towns in the Virginia Range.
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First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers
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Expanded horizons
Silver front man Greg Gilmore is polishing a solo project.
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Punky brew
The focus is on sour beers and barrel-aging at Imbib, and the draft selection does not disappoint.
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Get a round
With a menu touting imported Italian tomatoes, cold cuts and cheeses—plus sauces, crusts and breads made in-house—Flat Earth Pizza clearly intends to provide that classic pizzeria experience, with a few modern touches.
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Health Guide 2017
This year, RN&R grapples with the great equalizer.
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