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OPINION: Failed Reno council candidate made an easy character test look hard

Noted far-right activist and election denialist Robert Beadles made her an offer. He’ll pay for her recount himself, along with recounts for two other candidates he favors. All Baran had to do was sign on the dotted line.

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What to watch in Nevada’s 2020 primary election

A substantial number of high-profile races will eventually be decided out of Tuesday’s election, including Republican challengers to Democratic Reps. Susie Lee and Steven Horsford, both who represent swing districts and have attracted a broad field of GOP candidates.

Biden: Anyone with ‘three homes now’ will still have them under his administration

Biden made the comments during remarks at a private Reno fundraiser on Sunday night at the home of Jeffrey and Allison Gorelick, a Reno-based real estate and developer couple who live in Caughlin Ranch (a wealthy subdivision of Reno). An estimated 88 people attended the fundraiser, including Lt. Gov. Kate Marshall and Reno City Councilman Oscar Delgado.

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Reno mayor to headline fundraiser for councilwoman’s opponent

Schieve is scheduled to headline a campaign kickoff event for Britton Griffith, an executive with Reno Engineering and city planning commissioner, on Oct. 24 at the Lake Mansion in Reno. Griffith is one of two challengers running against Brekhus, running for her third term to represent Ward 1, which covers portions of downtown and west Reno.

New construction in Reno.

A tale of two tales (about Reno housing)

Over the past two and a half years, the City of Reno approved nearly 7,000 units of housing, as a flashy new page on the city website reveals. Over a third of those are even “affordable,” meaning they’re priced low enough to be affordable to those within the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s definition of a “low-income” family, which, in Reno, means any household making less than $62,500 per year, more or less. 

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