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Councilmember Ebert: Called In But Checked Out?

While a NextDoor poster regularly highlights Mayor Hillary Schieve's absences from City Council meetings, a Picon reader points out another elected official flying under the radar: Councilmember Meghan Ebert of Ward 4. According to our reader, Ebert's meeting participation leaves much to be desired

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No Seats at the City of Reno Table for 90-Days

In the City of Reno, the message to residents has never been clearer—don’t call us, and we definitely won’t call you. Amid a $26 million budget deficit, the city has hit “pause” on appointing residents to its many boards and commissions. The official explanation? Cost savings. The real outcome? A qu

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Penny Wise, Process Foolish: Reno's Credit Card Fee Folly

As the Reno Gazette Journal reported the City of Reno v oted on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 to shift the c redit card processing fees back to the citizens of Reno. The taxpayers get to absorb yet another fee due to poor city fiscal management. In a display of municipal mathematics, the Cit

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Mayor's Sunscreen Business Burns While City Hall Yearns

Picon was going to let this story go, yes, it is questionable, but hey everyone likes to make a buck. Was the sunscreen business intentionally named using an inflammatory word, seems like it. Did Schieve and her partner not know the meaning of the word, or have they suddenly become marketing geniuse

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Finally! City of Reno Admits Their Crush on Us

Look who's sliding into our mentions. The City of Reno's official Facebook page just couldn't help themselves, publicly thanking Picon Press for sharing their content. We're blushing. After years of what we assumed was unrequited tension from Mayor Hillary Schieve and Wannabe Mayor Councilmember

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City of Reno's Survey: Take it!

Congratulations. The City of Reno has unveiled its latest performance art piece: a citizen feedback survey carefully engineered to gather the information the city wants to feature, not what is truly concerning to residents. This City of Reno survey is the municipal equivalent of asking "how a

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