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readers sound off about runaway development, wolves, and fake GOP electors January letters
January 20, 2022 0
A plastic Reno for tourists Its really disgusting to hear this developer talk about making Reno attractive to tourists (RN&R, Neon Line, 01/11/22). They are simply going to make Reno just like every other gentrified, [...]
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Owen Gray's 3,000 mile solo trek raises money for children with cancer Reno man crossing Atlantic alone in a rowboat
January 19, 2022 0
In the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, after rowing a 24-foot boat more than 1,500 miles in 40 days with as many miles ahead of him before landfall, Owen Gray’s spirits are, in a word, [...]
Food & Drink

No buzz, but plenty of flavors 5 zero-proof cocktails for Dry January and beyond
January 19, 2022 0
Mocktails — or zero-proof cocktails, to use the insidery term — present a version of what I like to call the Faux Fur Question. To wit: What is the purpose of faux fur? To substantially [...]
Taste of the Town

Plus: Craft beer, big reds, food classes, drag brunch A devilish Valentine’s weekend in Virginia City
January 17, 2022 0
From noon to 5 p.m. Feb. 12, on Valentine’s weekend, Virginia City Events is presenting its 9th Annual Devil Made Me Do It Saloon Crawl along C Street in Virginia City. Sampling tour tickets are [...]
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coen aimed to make Shakespeare more accessible to movie audiences A fresh ‘Macbeth: Denzel as the King of Pain
January 16, 2022 0
I love Shakespeare, but I understand why many Americans shy away from the Bard’s works on the silver screen. There’s no mystery to that tragedy: the language of his plays is 400 years old and [...]
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average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment increased 31% last year Reno rents have tenants reeling
January 14, 2022 2
Tenants facing exponential rent increases often suffer in silence, but some are taking to the streets. In December, a small contingent of protesters gathered at Reno City Plaza, next to City Hall, where the Reno [...]
Food & Drink

The pop-up only does orders to go Duo rolls with COVID job loss by opening sushi spot
January 12, 2022 0
“Out of COVID, we made sushi.” That’s how Elisa Tauber describes the way she and her business partner, Alicia Kramer, turned their personal challenges during the pandemic into Sushi525, a pop-up sushi restaurant in Tahoma, [...]

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Jan. 10 meeting came months after city approved redevelopment agreement ‘Neon Line” forum: more questions than answers
January 11, 2022 4
Residents who took part in the Jan. 10 online forum about the planned Neon Line District heard lots of public relations’ spin — but few specifics — about the $1.8 billion project planned for a [...]
Taste of the Town

Plus: Wine walk, drag brunch, big cabs, cooking classes Food and drink specials for ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
January 10, 2022 2
A revival of ‘Fiddler on the Roof,’ the enduringly popular Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, runs Jan 18-23 at Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts, 100 S. Virginia St. Visit here for tickets/details. To celebrate the [...]
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Nevada artists, a soulful summer, slam poetry and the Donner Party Live (and virtual) arts events slated for January
January 8, 2022 0
As the COVID-19 crisis grinds into its third year, some arts and cultural events remain scheduled in-person, but with pandemic precautions in place. Museums, with their open spaces and high ceilings, have continued to offer [...]
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Funding provides Fresh produce for folks in need $100K from Google = 300K Food Bank meals
January 7, 2022 0
Ever year during the holidays, from November to January, searches spike on Google for “food bank” and “food pantry,” a sign of holiday need, according to officials from the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. So [...]
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Myths, greed stand in the way of long-overdue immigration reform Why it matters that a path to citizenship is blocked
January 6, 2022 1
One of the signal stories of 2021 was a narrative of unfulfilled promise: the promise by a new president to open a path to citizenship to 10.2 million immigrants – and the thwarting of that [...]
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Reno officials to host meeting about a huge, yet vague, redevelopment plan The thin promise of a ‘Neon Line’
January 3, 2022 0
Reno residents Jan. 10 will have a chance to ask questions about a developer’s plans for downtown Reno’s Neon Line District – months after city officials approved a development plan for the area. That plan [...]

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readers sound off about runaway development, wolves, and fake GOP electors January letters

Owen Gray's 3,000 mile solo trek raises money for children with cancer Reno man crossing Atlantic alone in a rowboat

No buzz, but plenty of flavors 5 zero-proof cocktails for Dry January and beyond

Plus: Craft beer, big reds, food classes, drag brunch A devilish Valentine’s weekend in Virginia City

coen aimed to make Shakespeare more accessible to movie audiences A fresh ‘Macbeth: Denzel as the King of Pain

average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment increased 31% last year Reno rents have tenants reeling

The pop-up only does orders to go Duo rolls with COVID job loss by opening sushi spot

Jan. 10 meeting came months after city approved redevelopment agreement ‘Neon Line” forum: more questions than answers

Plus: Wine walk, drag brunch, big cabs, cooking classes Food and drink specials for ‘Fiddler on the Roof’

Nevada artists, a soulful summer, slam poetry and the Donner Party Live (and virtual) arts events slated for January

Funding provides Fresh produce for folks in need $100K from Google = 300K Food Bank meals

Myths, greed stand in the way of long-overdue immigration reform Why it matters that a path to citizenship is blocked

Reno officials to host meeting about a huge, yet vague, redevelopment plan The thin promise of a ‘Neon Line’

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