Mandala Massage Supply & Apothecary
Reno’s new natural product apothecary and massage supply store.
We carry all the basics for therapists and spas along with pure bulk ingredients for cosmetic crafting, vibrant essential and exotic oils, and introducing the generously endowed with therapeutic aromas, Temple of Life spa products to be enjoyed by everyone.
Come sit at our Aroma Bar, smell yummy oil blends, and create fresh, customized gifts for pampering yourself or others. We provide an experienced staff and a peaceful place with ambiance to get inspired. Be sure to check out our discounted, delicious, December holiday gift packages, upcoming classes, and our Facebook Page.
Uncertain Future of Wolf Pack Meats Threatens Local Ranching Industry
Albaugh diversified their ranching operation a year ago to sell beef and lamb directly to local retailers and consumers. Sales tripled in one year. Albaugh depends on Wolf Pack Meats to process their animals as they are the only USDA-inspected slaughtering and processing facility in the area, a requirement for direct sales “It would be a tremendous loss if Wolfpack had to shut its doors,” said Ingram. He added that UNR Main Station Farm holds great potential for training people to work with livestock, host educational trainings with a hands-on focus, and conduct applied research, adding that they would have the potential to do even more things as UNR budgets stabilize over the next few years. www.NevadaGrown.com
Ann Louhela, Executive director, Nevada Grown 775.351.2551
Reno Councilwoman Appeals Planning Commission Decision for University Farm
Reno City Councilwoman Jessica Sferazza is one of three persons who have filed appeals to the Reno Planning Commission’s recommendation for a zoning change to a section of the University of Nevada Main Station Farm located along McCarran Boulevard. Sferazza is councilwoman for Ward 3 where the property is located. She was elected to the Council in 2000, becoming the youngest Council member ever elected in the city’s history.The appeal will be heard by the Reno City Council at 6:00 p.m., Dec. 14 at Reno City Hall. The public is encouraged to attend.
December 18, 2010 – January 2, 2011
[Squaw Valley USA]December 12, 2010 – Celebrate the Holidays at Squaw with two weeks of yuletide cheer. Santa on skis, Christmas carolers, live music, holiday parties, and the Christmas Eve torchlight parade are just a few of the Holiday events and festivities at Squaw Valley USA this winter. Throughout the holidays, everything shines with festive spirit as the Village lights sparkle and guests enjoy moonlit snowshoe tours, shopping and holiday feasts in this classic winter wonderland. To top it off, Jonny Moseley will be on the slopes skiing with guests for free from December 26 through January 2. New this winter, Squaw Valley welcomes a host of new events for kids and families such as hot chocolate & s’mores snow tubing parties, a New Year’s Eve kid’s concert and a Christmas stocking scavenger hunt. For more event details, please see www.squaw.com.
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