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Also on today's calendar: Riverside Farmers Market and 9 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, Kathleen D.!
Today's riddle: What did the fish say when she hit a wall? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Reno council adopts Moose Ridge rezoning on second reading with conflicting council concerns (thisisreno.com) — Reno City Council has finalized rezoning for a 42-acre Moose Ridge site near Somersett, clearing the way for a 46-lot subdivision and setting aside significant park and open space. Residents can read the full breakdown of the zoning split and sign up for a free account to keep up with similar city decisions shaping neighborhoods and growth.
2. Bear Killed in Reno Crash Near South Mccarran Boulevard and West Plumb Lane, as Wildlife Officials Warn of Increased Road Activity Before Winter (parktelegraph.com) — A bear was killed in a crash near South McCarran Boulevard and West Plumb Lane, prompting Nevada wildlife officials to warn Reno drivers about increased bear movement as winter nears. Agencies say bears in hyperphagia are roaming closer to neighborhoods and roads, and they're urging extra caution at dawn and dusk while also reminding residents not to remove parts from dead wildlife.
3. Truckee Meadows Fire set to hold series of Green Waste Collections (kolotv.com) — Truckee Meadows Fire and Rescue is offering several fall green waste drop-off days at Reno-area sites, including Silver Lake, Mayberry, Red Rock, and Palomino Valley. From early to late October, residents can bring natural yard debris like junipers and sagebrush but must leave household trash at home, helping reduce wildfire fuel around Reno neighborhoods.
4. Northern Nevada Pride returns to Wingfield Park for annual festival (foxreno.com) — Northern Nevada Pride just brought thousands of people and more than 100 vendors to downtown Reno and Wingfield Park, marking the festival's 13th year in the city. With a parade on California Avenue and a packed park, locals and newcomers alike celebrated in cooler September weather, highlighting Reno's growing role as a regional hub for LGBTQ+ visibility and community.
5. Buying a Home in Reno, NV (2026): Prices, Costs & Step-by-Step Guide (news-usa.today) — If you're thinking about buying a home in Reno, this guide breaks down current prices, typical days on market, and how negotiations are shifting in buyers' favor. It also explains down payment options, Nevada-specific disclosures, and why today's slower-paced market gives Washoe County buyers more time to inspect, plan financing, and negotiate closing costs confidently.
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