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Ron Smith, the voice of The Great Reno Balloon Race (opens the original)
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For the past 44 years every September, Ron Smith is up by 3:30 a.m.. He’s getting ready to go to Rancho San Rafael for the Balloon Races. But he’s not a spectator, he’s the voice behind the event. And to be able to work that early, he said that he has one trick to get ready: “Coffee (laughs). Simply clear up the phlegm with coffee and then talk,” he said. What also helps is his years working in broadcast. Smith said when race organizers asked him to announce the races back in ’83, it was a much
Update on large animal evacuation shelter as Bug Fire continues (opens the original)
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As of Tuesday afternoon, the Livestock Event Center currently has more than 400 horses and other livestock at the site. Tammy Jennings with Washoe County Regional Animal Services said officers are still working around the clock. She said they still have space and are prioritizing red zone animals, but changing conditions are causing some people to prematurely take their animals back. “We've had quite a few people today that [the] roads opened up, so they got their horses and left. And now they'r
Evacuation shelter nears capacity amid Bug and Fred Mountain fires (opens the original)
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As of Monday morning the Reno Livestock Event Center was near capacity. It’s housing more than 300 animals ranging from horses, goats and pigs. Tammy Jennings, with Washoe County Regional Animal Services, said the priority is to take in animals from the red evacuation sites. “We have to get those animals out first,” she said. Jennings said her crew has been working around the clock since early Sunday. Amanda Figoni arrived at the center Sunday night. She had to move her three horses from Antelop
The Story of Milo Bear, a dog who found his way back home after being lost in the wilderness (opens the original)
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On a calm August morning, Milo Bear, a golden retriever, takes a walk at Cyan Park in South Reno. Christine Hull, Milo’s owner, describes his personality. “He loves going on walks. He loves cuddling. He loves to just, you know, be with his family. He loves car rides. He gets very excited,” she said. Milo looks up to Hull once he heard her. Hull then said, “Oh, did I say the magic word?” The Hull family and Milo are tight knit — going on trips and enjoying the holidays together. On Christmas Day
Dotcakes and Cortadillo: Cultural Appropriation or not? (opens the original)
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Some users online shared how they felt about the comparison, with one user in a video saying that dotcakes were “gentrifying cortadillo.” Although the concept of cakes with frosting and sprinkles isn’t new, this conversation brings up an interesting question: What does cultural appropriation in food look like? Krishnendu Ray, an NYU professor, said that people from different parts of the world can end up making similar foods. “Take the instance of the culture I come from: flatbreads such as chap
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