January 2014 • Reno News & Review

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A job left undone II

January 29, 2014 Dennis Myers 0

The missing plaque at the Galaxy grove fronts an unfinished memorial. […]

Abolitionist

January 22, 2014 Dennis Myers 0

Nancy Hart has worked against the death penalty for decades. […]

How dry

January 22, 2014 Dennis Myers 0

Drought worries crisscross the West. […]

Nevadans held back

January 15, 2014 Dennis Myers 0

Looking for opportunity? Studies say it's better to look elsewhere. […]

Fields of dreams

January 8, 2014 Dennis Myers 0

Candidates plan for 2014 election. […]

Librarian

January 8, 2014 Dennis Myers 0

Washoe libraries director Arnold Maurins talks about the library in a high tech age. […]

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This is a great article by Craig Downer really brings out the real truth about the plight of one of our most precious national treasures yes… Read more

This is a great article by Craig Downer really brings out the real truth about the plight of one of our most precious national treasures yes my friend you are absolutely right in bring to light the importance of the wild horses being aloud to roam freely the absolute necessity for them to be out there for the sake of our ecosystem which they play a major roll in keeping it healthy Craig is doing a Herculean job on educating the population as to the importance of the horses in keeping a healthy ecosystem essential to all wild life and Mother Earth itself. People should take a tour and see what land erosion looks like after decades of grazing cattle take a trip to Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Africa see the vast deserts there that were once fertile lands see how the grazing animals such as sheep & cattle have denatured these once fertile lands is this what we want to leave behind for future generations????

Reno News & Review

Month: January 2014

A job left undone II

Abolitionist

How dry

Nevadans held back

Fields of dreams

Librarian

Pamela Hammonds

Anonymous

Bhavani Johnson