Issue: October 30, 2008
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The downturn hits home
Sizing up Folsom’s city council candidates.
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Mean or sober?
Proposition 5 would offer rehabilitation to nonviolent drug offenders.
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SN&R and sister paper rake in CNPA journalism, service awards
They love us. They really love us …
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Failing grades
The League of Conservation Voters released its 2008 environmental scorecard.
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On November 5
Green concerns should become a presidential priority.
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Co-op turns 35
Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op celebrates its 35th birthday.
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Power players
One seat on the obscure but powerful SMUD board is up for grabs.
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Letters for October 30, 2008
Love, hate, indifference—readers express their opinions, sometimes about each other.
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Dr. Phearmonger
Joey breaks format to calm your financial woes.
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Joe Grogpint
The era of the educated “elite” is falling away.
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In living history
Fifteen minutes with a historical re-enactor.
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Fake it ’til you make it
Bites takes a bite out of crime hysteria.
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Now get voting!
This election is the most important one in your lifetime. Get your voice heard.
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Editorial cartoon
This week’s cartoon from the mind of John Kloss.
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Jesus for Midtown
Midtown’s newest urban church welcomes the skeptical.
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Recession, proof
Is necessity no longer the mother of—hold on, gotta take this.
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Bloody buggers
Two new works vie for the bloodiest Halloween book prize.
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You’re dead to me
Remembering the passed for Dia de los Muertos.
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Luna’s: the new landmark (take that, Sutter’s Fort)
Luna’s open-mic reading celebrates 13 years.
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River coyotes and canine lives
Crazy dogs, nuclear winters and shirtless old dudes.
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Baseball, apple pie, murder
Drop everything and see this play. Now.
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Filling the void (with hummus)
Kate Washington is ignorant to the ways of the hookah.
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Complex grapes
Guess what? Mark West suggests Rominger West wine with meals.
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Mount Eerie, Okay and Everybody play at The Space
Phil Elverum gets losing it.
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Hey, rules: FU!
Taking the rules and smashing them on your stupid face.
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Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story
The late, hated Republican strategist.
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Zack and Miri Make a Porno
Terribly funny and full of surprises.
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