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Local website, “Fish the West” has a post today about fishing at Walker Lake, and the challenges the lake’s ecosystem faces.

As my time on the water has decreased in the midst of all the campaigning, it’s nice to know Nevada’s still out there waiting for me, and I appreciate sites like this, as well as the regular fishing reports I’ve been getting from friends for spots like Pyramid Lake (fishing dropped off after the New Year’s flooding, picked backed up, and now may be on hold again with this recent round of weather.)

A workshop in Reno has been scheduled to discuss regulations for the recently passed law that will permit Nevadans to buy low cost pharmaceuticals from Canada.

David and Lisa joined about 250 people Saturday night at the second annual Truckee Meadows Democratic Alliance Crab Feed. Lots of friends, supporters, and… broken crab shells and bibs. Photos in the full post.

From the Gazette-Journal: “Reno boys bring first state trophy to Northern Nevada in 31 years.”

For you regular readers of the weblog, you’ve probably noticed that many of the posts are written by someone named “Sara.” Even though she first introduced herself back in November, we decided she should post an honest-to-goodness bio. More after the jump.

Reno and Sparks have begun to discuss smaller projects that can provide flood control until the larger proposed project with the Army Corps of Engineers moves forward.

Meet Murray Barr. Murray lives in Reno, on the streets. He drinks, a lot. Sometimes he gets picked up by the police, sometimes several times a day, who take him to Saint Mary’s, who sober him up before he goes to jail. Sometimes he gets sick, and his hospital stays are numerous.

Sometimes it helps to take a step out and take a look at where you live from the eyes of someone from out of town. Check out this short piece on the Bay Area exodus to Reno, and it’s impact on our housing market, from the San Francisco CBS affiliate. Yes, Nevada is changing, and changing fast. A link to the story/video is in the full post.

On Tuesday night, KNPB channel 5 aired “Frontline: The Meth Epidemic.” If you didn’t get a chance to see it, you can watch it online. And you should.

Howdy everyone! My name is Keith and I will be helping David and Team Bobzien keep the weblog and website up to date. I’m excited to work on his campaign for Nevada Assembly District 24. Go Team Bobzien!