North Lake Tahoe Summer Camps Will Keep the Kids Busy All Summer Long by IVCBA Reporter, Zoe Tuttle
The weather is getting warmer and the snow is starting to melt—which means that summer is around the corner here in Incline Village. As the school year wraps up, parents are beginning to ask themselves the age-old question: “how can I keep my kids busy over summer?”
Spring Has Sprung in Incline Village/Crystal Bay
…and Here are Some Ways to Bloom Where You’re Planted
Local Leadership Business Moves Mountains by IVCBA Reporter Zoe Tuttle
A mindful leader, as defined by the Institute for Mindful Leadership, is “someone who embodies leadership presence by cultivating focus, clarity, creativity, and compassion in the service of others.”
Move Mountains, a business in Incline Village, is focusing on the creation of mindful leaders in the North Lake Tahoe area. The business focuses on helping their clientele with professional development and coaching, while also having an emphasis on mindful leadership.
"how I Fixed My Own Glasses" Pine Nuts by Lane McAvoy
I've gotten myself into some jams before, but nothing like this one. It all started when a temple screw fell out of my reading glasses, and being the son of an optometrist, I determined to fix those glasses myself. Bad judgement. I have never been handy in that way.
Incline Village Crystal Bay Launches Newly Formed Community and Business Association
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Linda Offerdahl
linda@ivcba,org
775-771-8586
(INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev.) April 1, 2021 – Local leaders within the North Shore of Lake Tahoe have launched the Incline Village Crystal Bay Association (IVCBA). It is the region’s newest collaboration that was formed to build community and local communication among residents, businesses, and non-profit organizations.
Women of IVCBA: Empowered Locals -“From Engineer to Entrepreneur” Copy by: Zoe Tuttle
Janet Lowe
“From Engineer to Entrepreneur”
Longtime local and female entrepreneur Janet Lowe is one of the many women in North Lake Tahoe that possess strong character qualities. Alongside being a wife and a mother, Lowe has achieved the transition from being an engineer to her own boss; planting her roots in Incline Village. Amongst the many positive traits that Lowe carries, one characteristic that could describe this woman is empowered.
Women of IVCBA - Empowered Locals - “Artist - Indoors and Out” Copy by Zoe Tuttle
Liz Paganelli
“Artist - indoors and out”
Liz Paganelli has lived in the Incline Village area for the past 20-something years. She received a BFA from California College of the Arts, and an MFA from John F. Kennedy University. Additionally, she studied printmaking at Kala Institute in Berkeley, Calif. And Santa Reparata Graphic Center in Florence, Italy.
After she settled in Incline Village, she taught drawing and printmaking courses at Sierra Nevada University, Truckee Meadows Community College, and Yosemite National Park.
Women of IVCBA: Empowered Locals - “From Small Town to World Cup” Copy by: Zoe Tuttle
Lila Lapanja:
“From Small Town to World Cup”
Crystal Bay Club Opens up for Seated Concerts by IVCBA Reporter: Zoe Tuttle
North Shore’s Crystal Bay Casino is opening the doors to their concert venues this April, nearly 11 months after their last show. They will be opening the doors to their Crown Room for seated concerts with limited capacity. Events in the Crown Room prior to COVID-19 were primarily standing room only, and allowed for larger crowds.
After several months of being unable to host events or concerts within the casino, many are eager to gain back some of the normalcy that came from attending concerts at the popular Crown Room venue within the Crystal Bay Casino.