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Volume XVII Issue 29
Thursday, September 19th, 2024
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Biz Buzz: Local Business
News for September 19th
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.
OM-AH Holistics
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OM-AH Holistics is a new Wellness Center and Meditation Studio opening up in Susanville. They will be holding their Grand Opening Event this Saturday, September 21st, and they invite the community to join in for a twenty-minute guided meditation at 11:00a.m., followed by a ribbon cutting ceremony and refreshments at noon. | | |
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Founders Teresa Mossinger and Erika Mankins, are a mother-daughter team that is working to bring holistic wellness and mindfulness to the community.
Mankins, tells us, “We are excited to introduce the teachers and healers that will be working alongside us to provide the best holistic wellness services available in our area.”
Om-Ah will be passing out raffle tickets to everyone who walks through the doors this Saturday for a chance to win some fun prizes.
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They will be having an end of summer sale on merchandise and will be offering savings on services purchased during the event.
The open house will be held from noon to 3:00p.m. They ask that you please RSVP for the morning meditation and invite anyone who is interested to come and check it out.
On Sunday, September 22nd, at 6:00p.m., Om-Ah will be hosting a Fall Equinox Meditation and Soundbath event. The cost is $25 presale and $35 at the door. Their Fall 2024 Book Club starts Monday the 23rd at 6:30pm. For more info on upcoming classes and events visit www.om-ah.com
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DJ Night with SommertimeFlow
Gather your friends to celebrate the equinox at the Diamond Mountain Casino & Hotel this Saturday, September 21st, from 9:00p.m. to 1:30a.m., as DJ SommertimeFlow creates a musical mosaic of reggae, jungle, drum & bass and more that will keep you dancing all night long at a free DJ night.
SommertimeFlow is an experienced Reggae deejay who plays a wide variety of Roots, Dub and Dancehall – both vinyl and digital. He has recently branched into Jungle, D&B (drum & bass) and Rollers to bring more energy to the dance floor.
SommertimeFlow says that he is very proud of his carefully curated mix set: “Seven Seals” – a series of seven all-vinyl mixes totaling eleven hours of incredible reggae music. You can find Seven Seals on Soundcloud.
Visit SommertimeFlow online at https://sommertimeflow.com.
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JandJ Performing Arts
JandJ Performing Arts has a new dance instructor, Miss Olivia Ormachea.
Ormachea has been dancing since she was three years old, training in ballet, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, acro and modern dance styles.
As a JandJ competitive dancer she trained with professional dancers and teachers from some of the most prestigious industry jobs and renowned schools around the world, competing on stages all over California and Nevada.
She’s has also attended numerous dance conventions and trained with many master teachers along with her rigorous training at JandJ.
Ormachea is well-known throughout the community, having been crowned Miss Lassen County in 2022 and served her community thru this scholarship title.
According to Jessica Wade, Owner of JandJ Performing Arts, “Ormachea has always been a stunning dancer and her acro tricks have been highlighted in many routines throughout the years. She’s excited to shape dancers and tumblers into their own shining stars, and show them that they can reach higher than they think.”
“We are so excited for Miss Olivia to join our team. She brings exuberance and work ethic to each of her classes.”
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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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Inside one of the Ravendale grow operation greenhouses – LCSO provided photo
Sheriff’s Office Takes Down Two Ravendale Grow Operations
Lassen County Sheriff’s Office busted two massive illegal marijuana grow operations in Ravendale, September 4th, seizing thousands of plants and eradicating the cultivation sites.
“In August of this year, Lassen County Sheriff’s Office and Lassen County Code Enforcement began an investigation into the illegal cultivation of marijuana occurring in the Ravendale area,” explains LCSO Lieutenant Wes Gray.
Personnel from the Sheriff’s Office flew two large suspected grow sites in the area, located off Tuledad Road.
“The grow sites were determined to be on two separate parcels. Both sites had approximately 18 large greenhouses, outbuildings and trailers. It was determined that marijuana was actively being grown at both sites and a search warrant for each site was issued.”
On September 4th, personnel from the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office and California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations executed search warrants on both parcels.
“Upon arrival, Lassen County Special Weapons and Tactics Team utilized a long-range acoustic device and made several announcements and the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office Drone Team was deployed. No suspects were apprehended at either location.”
The greenhouses, outbuildings and trailers were searched with Sheriff’s Office personnel locating approximately 5,800 marijuana plants at the first location. The second location was searched and Sheriff’s Office personnel located an additional 4,200 marijuana plants. Also located at both sites were harvested marijuana.
“The marijuana found at both locations were eradicated along with the greenhouses and cultivation material used in supporting the illegal operation.”
According to Gray the owners of record for both properties will be taxed based on the size of each greenhouse located.
“The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Lassen County Code Enforcement, Lassen County Environmental Health, Lassen County Road Department, California Highway Patrol Air Operations Division and SEMSA for their assistance with this operation.”
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A drone’s eye view of the two grow operations. | |
Lassen County Youth Empowerment
Summit to Host Day of Play
The Lassen County Youth Empowerment Summit is excited to announce the upcoming Day of Play, a fun-filled event for students and their families. The event will take place on Saturday, October 12th, from noon until 6:00p.m. at Lassen Community College.
The day will feature a variety of activities, including family Olympics, hands-on learning labs, a disco dance party, and prize drawings. Renowned storyteller Kirk Waller will be on hand to share his captivating tales and baseball star Mitch Lively will host a baseball clinic.
Schedule:
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Noon Check-in Lunch
12:45 pm – Opening
2:00 pm – Family Olympics
3:00 pm – Break
3:30 pm – Hands-On Learning Labs
4:45 pm – Dinner
5:15 pm – Disco Dance Party
5:45 pm – Closing and Prize Drawings
The event is open to students of all ages, from TK to high school. For more information or to register, please contact Lassen Community College or visit bit.ly/octdayofplay.
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Senior Class Holding BINGO
Night Fundraiser for 2025 Class Trip
The students in the Class of 2025 are planning a year full of fundraising activities to earn money for their Senior Trip in May. On the calendar are eight BINGO night events, an art auction and a senior service auction.
All the fun begins with a BINGO night on September 24th that starts at 5:00p.m.
Entry into the event, which will be held at the high school’s Student Center, is $10 and includes popcorn.
There will be a total of eight BINGO nights, one a month, held during the school year.
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Agenda: Lassen Fish and Game
Commission September 19th, 2024
The Lassen County Fish and Game Commission will be meeting at 707 Nevada Street in Susanville today, September 19th, at 7:00p.m.
Click here to download a printable agenda for the meeting.
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Diamond Mountain south of Susanville from a 1946 Eastman’s Studio Postcard | |
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To Sink Shaft on Diamond Mt.
September 19, 1938
Developing and exploring of mineralized ledges located near Diamond Mountain, five miles south of Susanville, is being promoted by the Susanville Mining Company, formerly known as the Believe It or Not mine.
R. L. Chester, manager, has announced that a one-hundred-foot shaft will be sunk to crosscut three veins which show on the surface, followed by drifting in both directions on the veins.
W. D. Whitsett, superintendent, will be in charge of the operations. F. M. Shaw, geologist and mill operator, will check the work.
Buildings from the abandoned Copper City mine, located on the Reno-Susanville highway near the state line, have been purchased, will be moved to the mill site and rebuilt.
A. Snell, Mark Dolliver of Tacoma, Reoger Stewart of Seattle, Washington, and John Holmes of Susanville with others are interested in the4 company.
Work at the location is progressing.
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