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Properties damaged by wildfires can pose health and safety risks (opens the original)
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Northern Nevada Public Health is currently asking people to not enter areas that have been damaged by wildfire, but Chad Kingsley, the district health officer, says that they understand that homes and neighborhoods are in the impacted area. He urges people to be mindful of the unique safety risks that are present when structures are damaged, especially hazardous materials. “We have not only the paint or the materials that are used within a home, we also have other materials inside of our homes,
Tuberculosis diagnosis still presents a challenge (opens the original)
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Kate O’Brien was living in New York City and pregnant with her second son when she developed what she thought was an awful cold. “I was going to all these different doctors, and I was trying to just figure out what was wrong with me,” she said. She spoke to doctor after doctor, and got diagnosed with everything from mono to acid reflux, but none of the treatments helped. “It had just been like months and months and months of being very sick, the disease was progressing very quickly, and I was lo
Great Reno Balloon Race adds extra day of events (opens the original)
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It’s not uncommon to look up on any given morning in Reno and see a hot air balloon or two. But during the Great Reno Balloon Race, thousands of people flock to Rancho San Rafael Park to witness dozens of balloons rising into the air. Event announcer Shila Morris said that in the past, locals have complained that the event is too busy on the weekend. So this year, the Great Reno Balloon race will start a day early — on Thursday instead of Friday. “You've always seen balloons in the sky on Thursd
Washoe County sees first isolated case of cyclosporiasis (opens the original)
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Northern Nevada Public Health reported the first local case of the gastrointestinal disease, which is surging in other parts of the country, on July 21. An elderly Washoe County resident was infected after he traveled to the Midwest, which has been an epicenter of the outbreak. But Kellie Watkins, an epidemiologist with the county health district, said most people here don’t need to worry. “There's no indication that we have any product or ongoing transmission that is occurring here,” she said.
Audio drama: not just a medium of the past (opens the original)
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“July 25th, 1895. My dearest Vick, I should catch you up on the events after my last letter here shortly, but know that I am happy to report that the pullman strike has finally broken, and I am rail bound for Northern California with the last few dollars that the financial crisis hasn’t taken from me deep in my pockets.” This is a scene from Devin Steffens’ audio drama Dead West. It follows Conrad Ward as he travels to Blackwater, California, a small town where things aren’t quite right. He make
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