Getting rear ends in seats : Placer County businesses hope to move to red tier this week Updated: 7:13 AM PST Mar 8, 2021 Share Updated: 7:13 AM PST Mar 8, 2021
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Show Transcript PATRONS INDOORS. MELANIE: YOU WON’T FIND HIM CRYING IN HIS BEER ABOUT THE CHALLENGES HE HAS FACED AS THE OWNER OF THE STACKHOUSE. WE HAVE ALL BENT AND ADJUSTED A LITTLE BIT. TRYING TO BE A LITTLE CREATIVE. MELANIE: IS BUSINESS WHETHER THE SHUTDOWNS, THEN ADAPTED TO BEING OUTDOORS. IMPROVING THEIR PLACE WITH THE CUSTOMER IN MIND IT MADE US THINK AND ADJUST. WHAT DO PEOPLE WANT? HOW CAN WE GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO COME BACK? MELANIE: NOW HE IS READY FOR T RESTRICTIONS TO END. IT IS ALL ABOUT GETTING PEOPLE IN SEATS. THAT IS HOW WE MAKE MONEY. WE NEED THEM TO ENJOY. MELANIE: SOMETHING THAT MAY BE HELPED THIS WEEK, WITH PLACER COUNTY POSITIVITY RATES PLUMMETING OVER THE LAST MONTH AND CASE NUMBERS MAKING MARKED IMPROVEMENT. IT APPEARS PLACER COUNTY MAY BE THE N
Council will hold special meeting in early February to interview applicants and appoint one. Written By: Nancy Vogt | ×
Nisswa City Council members Mark Utzinger (left), Mayor John Ryan, Ross Krautkremer and Don Jacobson met for their first regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 19. The council now meets the third Tuesday of the month instead of the third Wednesday.Screenshot / Nancy Vogt
Not only will Nisswa have a new council member soon, the city will also look for a new planning and zoning administrator.
The city has received three applications so far for a vacant city council position with the deadline to apply by 4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29.