Hi, Nevadans!
Iām taking some extra holiday time this week, so you wonāt see me in your inbox Wednesday and Friday. Happy Thanksgiving in advance to those who celebrate.
Keep an eye out for the newsletter again Dec. 1.
Today we’ve got: ready-made Thanksgiving meals in Reno if you don’t feel like cooking. And in case you missed it, citations issued to Elon Musk’s Boring Co. after two firefighters suffered chemical burns during a safety drill with the company earlier this year vanished after a call with Gov. Joe Lombardo’s office.
Have a good week!
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š Indigemart ā Friday, Nov. 28, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Nuwu Art Gallery + Community Center (1331 S. Maryland Parkway). Support Native businesses and vendors, check out the Nuwu art gallery, and Vito’s food truck.
š Neighborhood Sidewalk Tree Lightings ā Saturday, Dec. 6, 5-8 p.m. in the Las Vegas Arts District. Stroll the Arts District to see Christmas trees light up at 24 businesses, which will also have holiday activities, pop-ups, and specials. Plus: be part of a community tree set up near Mad Gallery. Bring the pups, kids and shop local this holiday season.
š« Tamales & Mariachi Festival ā Saturday, Dec. 6, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Carolyn G. Goodman Plaza (525 S. Main St., Las Vegas). Enjoy delicious food from local vendors, live music, performances, fun activities for the whole family, and artisan and specialty vendors. Free entry.
š¬ Tahoe Film Fest ā Dec. 4-7 at Incline Village Cinema (901 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village) and Northstar Village Cinema (3001 Northstar Drive,
Truckee). Calling all cinephiles, gather up for a good cause! Tahoe Film Fest will showcase award-winning films from around the globe, thought-provoking documentaries, and compelling feature films. All proceeds benefit the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center. Get your tickets online.
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Thanksgiving dinner. (Dikushin Dmitry/Shutterstock)
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By USA Today Network via Reuters Connect
The annual Thanksgiving feast can mean a lot of things: seeing family, playing board games, eating and cooking. If the last of those options leaves you less than enthused, youāre in luck. Renoites wanting a Thanksgiving meal without the cooking have several options.
Stores offering ready-made meals this year include Whole Foods, Cracker Barrel, Raleyās, Safeway and Sprouts, each with heat-and-serve bundles that cover staples like turkey, ham and holiday sides.
Many of the meals also come with mashed potatoes, stuffing and rolls, giving shoppers a full spread without the prep work or cleanup.
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By Naoka Foreman
A spokesperson for Nevada’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration claims the citations were wrongly issued, while others argue that regulatory policies are being manipulated for billionaires.
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Bready or Not, Here They Are! “Any longtime Las Vegan whoās done their share of dining out has a few cringey core memories of what used to be the standard bread service in Las Vegas: a basket of chalky white lumps served with frigid pats of foil-wrapped butter. How did bread get so good in Las Vegas? Baked into this story is the marriage of traditional techniques, new technology, and more than a bit of madness.” (Desert Companion)
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Nevada agency implementing app to help with adoptions: “The Nevada Division of Child and Family Services is using new technology to improve adoption outcomes for foster children. The agency has partnered withāÆthe non-profit organization Adoption-Share to implement the app Family-Share, according to a release from DCFS. The app uses compatibility assessments and focuses on relational fit, helping agencies identify families most likely to provide stable, long-term placements.” (2 News Nevada)
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