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Also on today's calendar: RnB Bingo with Mo Ayala at Reno Public Market and 9 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, Fauna T.!
Today's riddle: Why did the burglar wear blue gloves? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. This city's winters are disappearing fast (yaleclimateconnections.org) — Reno's winters are warming fast, with the city's first fall freeze now arriving an average of 41 days later than in 1970, the biggest delay among more than 200 U.S. cities studied. State climatologist Baker Perry links the trend to global climate change and Reno's rapid growth, as more concrete and asphalt surfaces trap heat compared with nearby rural areas.
2. Nevada SBDC bringing hands-on AI training to Reno small businesses (2news.com) — Reno small business owners can sign up now for a free, hands-on AI training day on Monday, September 21 at the University of Nevada, Reno Innovation Center on Sinclair Street. The Nevada SBDC event runs 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., requires no coding experience, and offers demos plus a guided hackathon to turn ideas into practical digital tools.
3. People: Megan Myers promoted to chief content officer at PBS Reno (nnbw.com) — PBS Reno has elevated longtime staffer Megan Myers to chief content officer, putting a familiar local leader in charge of the station's programming, digital strategy, and community impact. Her promotion continues a career at PBS Reno dating back to 2003 and follows multiple awards for local productions and her induction into the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame.
4. September heat and previous heat waves (2news.com) — Reno residents can expect a brief return to 90-degree highs over the next few days before cooler 70s and breezier conditions arrive this weekend. The piece also looks back at when Reno typically sees its last 90-degree day, noting recent years with unusually persistent September heat and record temperatures.
5. AVA Ballet 'The Sleeping Beauty' rules (mynews4.com) — Viewers in the Reno area can call into KRXI's News 4 Today this week for a chance to win tickets to AVA Ballet's "The Sleeping Beauty" at the Pioneer Center in downtown Reno on September 19. The official rules spell out eligibility, call-in procedures, prize details, and what winners must do to claim their tickets.
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