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Requiem for a Reno landmark
June 30, 2020 6
PHOTO/FRANK X. MULLEN: Harrah’s shut down during the COVID closures and now will remain dark. By Frank X. Mullen If Harrah’s walls could talk, they also would sing and laugh. The voices of Sammy Davis [...]
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Pandemic Chronicles: Mandatory masks, our remake of 1918
June 25, 2020 0
PHOTO/NEVADA HISTORICAL SOCIETY: two Nevada women, identified as “Mrs. A. L. Hart and Mamie,” wearing surgical masks during the 1918 Flu Epidemic. By Frank X. Mullen We’ve been down this road before, a century ago, [...]
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Unions defend Nevada’s police officer bill of rights
June 23, 2020 0
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Kid’s camps: the shows must go on
June 22, 2020 0
PHOTO/GIRLS ROCK RENO: A group rehearses at last year’s Girls Rock Reno band camp. By Frank X. Mullen In the face of a pandemic, creative souls turn adversity into art. It has always been so. [...]
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Midtown rises from the rubble
June 19, 2020 0
PHOTO/FRANK X. MULLEN: Bartender Kaitlyn Troutman draws a pint at Brauhaus 701. By Frank X. Mullen After enduring nearly two years of operating within a construction zone, overlaid by months of an unexpected lockdown, the [...]

Pandemic Chronicles: Players return to Reno

June 15, 2020 0

PHOTO/FRANK X. MULLEN: Downtown Reno, nearly deserted for 78 days, reawakens By Frank X. Mullen Gamblers are returning to Reno’s slot machines and gaming tables, but slowly. Some are worried about safety; some don’t seem […]

LGBTQ Pride Festival Goes Virtual

June 14, 2020 0

PHOTO/NORTHERN NEVADA PRIDE: The Pride Parade on Virginia Street in 2018 By Frank X. Mullen Nothing was going to stop this year’s Northern Nevada Pride Festival from happening. Well, virtually nothing. In a sad summer […]

Voters stand in line for hours

June 9, 2020 0

PHOTO/FRANK X. MULLEN: Voters wait to cast their ballots in Washoe County Tuesday By Frank X. Mullen A pandemic stole a lot of the experiences Jessica Cartwright was supposed to have during her landmark 18th […]

Pandemic Chronicles: Food banks beating hunger pains

June 9, 2020 1

PHOTO/Catholic Charities: Employees pack food at Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada. By Frank X. Mullen There’s no reason for anyone to go hungry in the Reno area, even during this economic meltdown. That will be […]

Lawmakers take aim at police reforms

June 7, 2020 0

IMAGE/Reno Police Department: The green boxes indicate new policies adopted June 5. By Frank X. Mullen As the federal government recoils from investigating systemic bias and racism in the nation’s local police agencies, Nevada officials […]

Doctors urge caution as coronavirus complication strikes kids

June 6, 2020 0

At her pediatric office in Oroville, Dr. Maria Alice Alino meets little resistance when discussing measures to prevent coronavirus. Parents, teens and children get into that mindset when they walk in, because she enforces a […]

Racism infects America

June 4, 2020 0

Words are not enough to heal what’s wrong with our communities and law enforcement By Reuven H. Taff A young black Jewish couple in my congregation take a Shabbat walk in their neighborhood and stand […]

Reno curfew causes confusion

June 3, 2020 0

UPDATE: Reno officials the afternoon of June 3 rescinded the citywide curfew order, but encouraged the public to limit gatherings to 50 people or fewer on public streets, plazas and other public spaces, nightly from […]

Protests during a pandemic

June 1, 2020 0

Officials are concerned that crowded marches will lead to a spike in Sacramento COVID-19 cases The immediate priority for Sacramento officials is to find the right balance between allowing, even promoting, peaceful protests over George […]

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Pandemic Chronicles: ‘They are not just numbers’

Requiem for a Reno landmark

Pandemic Chronicles: Mandatory masks, our remake of 1918

Unions defend Nevada’s police officer bill of rights

Kid’s camps: the shows must go on

Midtown rises from the rubble

Pandemic Chronicles: Players return to Reno

LGBTQ Pride Festival Goes Virtual

Voters stand in line for hours

Pandemic Chronicles: Food banks beating hunger pains

Lawmakers take aim at police reforms

Doctors urge caution as coronavirus complication strikes kids

Racism infects America

Reno curfew causes confusion

Protests during a pandemic

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Pandemic Chronicles: ‘They are not just numbers’

Requiem for a Reno landmark

Pandemic Chronicles: Mandatory masks, our remake of 1918

Unions defend Nevada’s police officer bill of rights

Kid’s camps: the shows must go on

Midtown rises from the rubble

Pandemic Chronicles: Players return to Reno

LGBTQ Pride Festival Goes Virtual

Voters stand in line for hours

Pandemic Chronicles: Food banks beating hunger pains