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Lynn Krista Mae Lazaro

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Nevada, Reno
As seen in: CLAPBACK MIXTAPES, KTVN-TV (Reno, NV), Mondaq, Sierra Nevada Ally, KNPB-TV (Reno, NV), The Reno News and Review, Double Scoop—Art in Nevada, Renoites- The Podcast about Reno Nevada
Covers:  *Contemporary Art *Indigenous Stories *Fil-Am Stories *Social Justice Movements *Music

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Lynn Krista Mae Lazaro’s Biography

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I'm a freelance journalist with a special interest hyper local news reporting and Filipinos in the diaspora.

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Processing the past and present - Double Scoop

Processing the past and present - Double Scoop

The group show 'Your Skin is a Kaleidoscope' asks Northern Nevada BIPOC artists to take control of their own …

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A professional jumpstart - Double Scoop

A professional jumpstart - Double Scoop

In the Holland Project's 'Work In Progress' program, high schoolers make and curate their own artwork

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S3 E1: Bring Affordable Student Housing to Reno

S3 E1: Bring Affordable Student Housing to Reno

Wyatt Layland, a co-founder of Bring Affordable Student Housing to Reno (BASH Reno), speaks on the housing cr…

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Rosie Zuckerman on The Radical Cat and Activism in Reno | Renoites- The Podcast about Reno Nevada

Rosie Zuckerman on The Radical Cat and Activism in Reno | Renoites- The Podcast about Reno Nevada

What does it mean to be radical? Is it being an activist? Is it being a space for banned books, feminism, ant…

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COVID sparks conflict on UNR campus

COVID sparks conflict on UNR campus

Tyler Kremers, a freshman at the University of Nevada, Reno, is upset that he had to be vaccinated against CO…

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Getting eyes on Native art

Getting eyes on Native art

In 2011, Melissa Melero-Moose, a Northern Paiute enrolled with the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe, and the foun…

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Collaborative frame of mind: Voted Best Frame Shop, Nevada Fine Arts is a hub for ideas, advice and supplies

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By Lynn Krista Mae Lazaro
| The Reno News and Review Verified
When Mandy Medlin moved from Arkansas to Reno in 2018, Nevada Fine Arts was where she first found community through art classes and workshops. In February 2024, she bought the business. Taking ownership of the independent art-supply store was a dream come true for Medlin, who had helped run businesses before but never owned one. Under her leadership, the store has been voted Best Frame Shop for two consecutive years by RN&R readers. “What a victory,” Medlin said.
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Comments and questions on data centers: a look inside the process of seeking public opinion on a significant local—and national—issue

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By Lynn Krista Mae Lazaro
| The Reno News and Review Verified
After the city of Reno approved the Keystone, Oppidan and Webb data centers in early 2025, the Regional Planning Commission tasked the Truckee Meadows Regional Planning Agency (TMRPA) with studying how data center developments would affect the city of Reno, city of Sparks and Washoe County region. On Aug. 20, 2025, the TMRPA held the first community conversation to discuss their research on high-energy-demand users such as data centers.
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The RPD is watching you: Flock cameras collect your data; critics, citing false arrests and cybersecurity, are drafting a proposal to regulate surveillance

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By Lynn Krista Mae Lazaro
| The Reno News and Review Verified
If you’ve driven past a Flock Safety camera in Reno in the past 30 days, footage of your vehicle and anything or anyone around it at the time is being stored in the Reno Police Department’s Flock Safety database. When then-Reno Police Chief Kathryn Nance presented the Flock Safety surveillance system to Reno City Council in 2024, she said her goal was to quicken RPD’s response to crimes and assist police investigations.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first job was at an independent publisher run by a professor of mine called Our Town Reno. He focused on gritty, on-the-ground reporting.

What's your favorite social network?

LinkedIn

Who do you wish followed you?

Maria Ressa

Awards

Outstanding News Student Award

2022 - News