Issue: October 12, 2017
Hi everybody!
Welcome to this week's Reno News & Review. Our big story this week is an
insider recounting her personal experiences inside the Washoe County
jail. The story takes the form of profiles of some of the women she met
inside. It's a different perspective on a widely covered subject. It's
funny, sad and informative all at once.
Also in this week's issue we have movie critic Bob Grimm's take on the
new Blade Runner movie, food critic Todd South's reaction to a
downtown Korean restaurant, and some folks might be relieved to hear
that columnist Bruce Van Dyke finally took a week off from tackling
Trump in order to memorialize the great Tom Petty.
As always, be sure to pick up a newspaper copy of the paper for
exclusive columns, cartoons and ink smells.
Thanks for reading! If it weren't for you, we'd just be funny, sad and
uninformative.
Brad Bynum
RN&R Editor
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The five women you meet in jail
A former inmate profiles her cellmates.
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Killings delay Bundy trial
Lawyers say jurors might be swayed.
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Tavern keeper
Blind Dog Tavern opened on Oct. 6 in the space formerly occupied by Monolith Bar.
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Paint the town
Reno is about to become home to a new mural expo.
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Robots in disguise
Director Denis Villeneuve has done the legacy of Blade Runner supreme justice.
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Deep roots
“We sound like if Soundgarden in 1998 got too drunk to play a show and just decided to cover Sabbath for an entire set.”
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In the woods
The Brewing Lair of the Lost Sierra is worth a lovely day trip.
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Loaded rice
Bab Café serves up Korean rice bowls from a space on the ground floor of the stylish 3rd Street Flats in downtown Reno.
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