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The Potential for the Most Change Seems to be From Carson City, Despite a Senate Hurdle There, With Hope for a New Direction in Reno as Well
While the Reno City Council will soon have a new mayor and at least one other new council member, the core of our council remains casino, developer, mass surveillance funded and/or compliant, which will make important changes difficult to a...
An Update on Courage Worldwide ... we have been following closely since multiple complaints came our way ...
“Progress doesn’t always happen all at once,” Courage Worldwide wrote in a cryptic social media post this week with a photo of a mural of a giraffe overlaid with the words “You don’t have to see the whole path to take the next step.”
This...
2026 Campaigning Pot Pourri: Excessive Spending on Marketing, AI Slop, Not Spending While Getting Status Quo Endorsements and Money from Outside … and then the Refreshing Greg Nuttle Approach
For this newsletter, with early voting having just started, we break it down in four divergent local campaigning strategies we’ve noticed in recent months.
The first one is a getting tired refrain with so much money still pouring in from o...
Grant Denton from Reno’s Karma Box Project Figures Prominently in Controversial Videos from Seattle, with one by Nick Shirley Receiving Pushback
Karma Box Executive Director Grant Denton, who had recently written about admiring the work of Nick Shirley and other right wing content creators in a post which was then no longer on his feed, now appears in several controversial Seattle b...
Disheartening Dust on Display for Dangling Dolan Dough
While it’s meritorious for the Dolan Auto Group to give $25,000 to three winning schools, in addition to $5,000 to 15 classrooms, as part of its yearly competition, it’s disheartening to see so many entries are for school playgrounds and fi...
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