Lake Tahoe Posts

Don't forget to stock up on our oils for your special occasions.

Have you ever paid attention to your listening skills? Do you know how listening relates to our ability to thrive and to become content and at peace with our lives?

This month's podcast uncovers the elements of defensive and non defensive listening and showcases how we can communicate at higher amd more effective levels.
https://open.spotify.com/show/62MmkWUXGk3TMLvHnSlKoV

And if you haven't done so already, please check out what some of our program participants are saying about the MAPPS Program.

https://humanwhisperers.com/about/human-whisperers/

READ WITH ME VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED!
Volunteer Kick-off Event (refreshments served)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH | 3:30 TO 5:00 P.M. at ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH (LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM) 701 MT. ROSE HIGHWAY
Please reach out to Sharon Schrage and John Gregory, our IES Volunteer Coordinators, for more information and to complete a volunteer registration form. Training will be provided. Together, we make a difference!
Email: inclinereadwithme@gmail.com

Za's Lakefront is lucky to have the best kiddos and these are two of that awesome crew that we will be missing as they head out for college. Wishing you all a great school year and looking forward to your visits!

On busy winter days, when Alpine’s parking lot fills to capacity, you may find a mustachioed guy in a white pickup truck driving skiers from their parking spot high up on his driveway to the base of the ski area lot. That’s Troy Caldwell, and he’s not just a friendly neighbor who turns his land into overflow parking. He’s the man who owns the entire mountainside between Alpine and Palisades. Read the full story of Troy Caldwell in our newest installment of the Legends of Tahoe series in our blog.

It's game day!!! Join us starting at 10 a.m. for the first NFL games of the season PLUS great food and drink specials.

Inviting applications for the TDRPD General Manager position. Our soon to be retired GM of 30+ years, Steve Randall calls it, "the best job in the world."