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Volume XVII Issue 109
Thursday, January 9th, 2025
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Biz Buzz: Local Business
News for January 9th
By Marshel Couso
Welcome to our weekly feature dedicated to covering Susanville and Lassen County’s business scene! Grand openings, new employees, renovations, new hours… each week we’ll keep you up to date with important information about the businesses you rely on.
Michelle Zubillaga, Alera Group
The uptown Susanville office of Alera Group, formerly Menath Insurance, is temporarily closed.
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“It has been a pleasure working with all the Susanville Customers over the past six years during my time with Menath Insurance and with many of you for even longer through various agencies I worked in that were once located in Susanville,” says agent Michelle Zubillaga. |
Michelle Zubillaga
“I have made the difficult decision to step away from the insurance business after a total of 36 years in the industry. I wish everyone the very best as both consumers and agents work through the current chaotic status of the insurance industry. Thanks to all for your support and confidence over the years.”
Should anyone need assistance with their insurance policies or with new business needs please contact the agency’s Reno Office at 1.775.831.3132 and you will be directed to a person in the agency who will assist you.
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Lassen Rural Bus
Lassen Rural Bus has announced the most successful New Year’s Eve Safe Ride Home ever.
The bus provided eighty-one trips, driving 111 miles within the city limits.
Lassen Rural Bus would like to thank everyone who shared their posts and helped get the word out to make sure residents were safe.
“Thank you to our board members for making Safe Ride Home possible. Job well done Lassen County way to choose well.”
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Grocery Outlet
Imagine never paying for groceries again! Until March 31st, every time you shop using the Grocery Outlet’s app, you get a chance to win free groceries for life. Two winners will receive $500 monthly for 40 years.
Ten people will win free groceries for a year and twenty people will get free groceries for a month.
Here’s how to enter: Download the Grocery Outlet App, shop at Grocery Outlet and make sure to enter your phone number at checkout. For full details and restrictions, visit groceryoutlet.com.
Is something noteworthy happening with your business? Let us know about it! Each Thursday morning, we present a round-up of interesting news from the Lassen County business scene and we want to hear from you. E-mail your business news to Marshel at mcouso@susanvillestuff.com.
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Farm Bureau and American Ag Credit Scholarships Now Available
Are you a local high school or college student pursuing a career in agriculture or agri-business? Applications for Lassen County Farm Bureau scholarships and American Ag Credit are now available.
This application must be completed by the applicant and postmarked on or before March 14th, 2025 to be considered by the Scholarship Committee.
Applications are to be mailed to Lassen County Farm Bureau, PO Box 569, Susanville, CA 96130.
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Lassen Land and Trails Trust Seeking
Public Input for Conservation Plan
Lassen Land and Trail Trust has just completed its organizational strategic plan for 2025-2030 and to compliment that, the organization is building a strategic conservation plan that identifies key priority regions/habitats, and projects to focus on.
“Partnerships are an essential element of our work and we want to hear from you,” explains LL&TT Project Manager Cindy Becker. “Please take a few moments to answer this short survey. At most, it will take up 10 minutes.”
The trust is developing its conservation plan for the next 5 years and beyond, thanks to funding from the CA Department of Conservation Capacity Grant.
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“Our work is based on a commitment to trails, land, and education. Since 1987, we have worked with partners to improve the regional trail system, protect working lands from development and also critical water resources, provide environmental and local education for youth and adults, and secure restoration on lands impacted by recent fires and mis management.”
Click here to take the survey.
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Monticola Club Makes Another Plea for Footwear Donations
The Susanville Monticola Club wants your shoes! Rid your closets of extra, unused shoes to make room for the new shoes, slippers or boots that you recieved for Christmas.
Members are looking for gently used and new shoes in all types, styles and sizes.
Men’s, women’s and children’s shoes are all needed and donations don’t just benefit the club – your sneakers, flip-flops, sandals, loafers, cleats, dance shoes, sleepers, boots etc., will get a second life in countries where people are in need.
How does it work? Drop your shoes off at the Edward D. Jones office at 515B Ash Street or at the Monticola Club on south Lassen Street. There is also a large drop-box at Susanville Supermarket IGA.
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For more information contact Theresa at 1.530.310.1616 or Lorene at 1.530.249.3275. | |
Lassen High News and Information
for Parents and Students
The ASVAB test will be held this Friday. There is a sign-up sheet in the library for those that are interested.
Change of classrooms – Mrs. Rose is now in Room 313, Ms. Vaughn is in Room 312 and Credence will be in Room 605.
Don’t forget to reserve your copy of the yearbook for $95.00 before the next price increase on February 3rd.
Do you have a sibling here at the high school? If so, submit a photo to Mrs. Schall for the yearbook sibling’s page.
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Juniors – Deposits for your Senior Trip are being accepted now through February 28th. Please see Sara in the Attendance office for more information.
The Junior Prom will be held January 25th at the Elk’s Lodge from 8:00p.m. until 12:00a.m.
$25 per person or $40 per couple wth a $3 discount with ASB on presale only.
Varsity Softball Open Gyms will take place every Saturday in the small gym beginning 1/11/25 thorough 2/8/25 10:00a.m. until 12:00p.m.
JV Softball Open Gyms will take place in the small gym from 12:00 to 2:00p.m. on the following dates: January 11th, 18th, 25th and February 1st.
Baseball Open Gyms will take place every Saturday beginning January 11th through February 8th, 2:00 to 4:00p.m. in the small gym.
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Highway 395 near Doyle in an Eastman Studios photo from the late 1930’s. | |
Reno, Red Bluff Routes are only Passable Roads
January 9, 1930
Advise use of chains to those using these highways. O. A. Fisher of the Susanville branch of the California State Automobile Association stated Thursday morning that only two roads were open out of Susanville.
The highway to Reno is traversable, but it was advised that all cars using this route be equipped with chains and other necessities for winter travel.
Travelers on the Red Bluff road are also warned not to attempt the trip without the use of chains. The snow line extends to Payne’s Creek.
The warning for motorists using this highway came from E. J. Gribble, state highway engineer. It was also added that the trip could be made from Susanville to Red Bluff comfortably in 4 ½ or five hours.
Plows are on the highway and are keeping fairly well ahead of the snowfall which began Thursday morning.
All the rest of the roads from Susanville are closed and the Quincy, Greenville and Westwood route is also impassable.
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