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Carter’s Legacy of Peace and Compassion

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By Marianne M. Porter
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Former President Jimmy Carter died on Dec. 29 at age 100, yet his legacy will continue through a local connection to the region. Truckee multimedia artist Cody Munson and 3D sculpture artist Peter Hazel of Reno spent a week in Georgia in August 2022 installing a 15-foot-high metal tree with glass monarch butterflies in the yard of Rosalynn Carter’s childhood home in Plains, a 95th birthday present commissioned by her husband.
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When Jimmy Carter Came to Town

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By Marianne M. Porter
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On a winter day in 2017, after a perfect blue bird day skiing at Northstar, musician and songwriter Richard Blair relaxed on a bench by the ice-skating rink in the village to wait for his family. Feeling blissful, he answered his cellphone to hear the voice of Andy Mond, a booking agent he had talked to a few months earlier to clear a date for a June event. Blair didn’t know what the gig was, but he blocked the time. Mond said, “Hey, we’re good to go on that gig.
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Dragons of Paris

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By Michael Swanwick, Theodore Sturgeon, Hugo Awards, Marianne M. Porter
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In celebration of the 50th World Fantasy Convention’s Toastmaster, Michael Swanwick, Reactor presents a new Mongolian Wizard story about a battle to save Paris from an unexpected new enemy. The battle for Paris was expected to be a swift and glorious one. The British forces had committed the bulk of their new mechanized weaponry and the French nearly all their best wizards to a full-bore effort to stop the momentum of the advancing Empire and, with any luck, turn the tide of the war.
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