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This isn’t a “someday” issue. Golden mussels are spreading—and if they reach the Eastern Sierra, the impact on our waters, fisheries, and local economy could be disastrous. Our next Power Lunch, in partnership with the Town of Mammoth Lakes Office of Outdoor Recreation and Mammoth Lakes Recreation, is on Tuesday, April 21. We will talk about what’s at risk. Come along and be informed—before it’s too late. >>> Click here for more info and to register |
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With Deena Kastor leading this year’s 4th of July Parade—and the holiday landing on a Saturday—this year’s event is set to draw big crowds. It’s the perfect time, for you to go the extra mile and become a sponsor. From big to small, sponsorships build visibility for your business while showing community support for one of Mammoth’s biggest days for locals and visitors alike. >>> Click here to explore sponsorships |
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Our next quarterly Chamber Open House is on Wednesday, April 15 from 10am–12pm. Drop in anytime during that window to ask questions and get more out of your membership. It’s for new members, long-time members, and anyone curious about what the Chamber actually does. Know someone thinking about joining? Send them along too. Coffee and pastries included. >>> Click here for more info |
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Last Seats Left
Just two seats remain for our course, Leadership: The Making of a Manager — Mammoth Edition. Kudos to the local businesses and organizations already leaning in—investing in their managers and backing their teams in a real way. If it’s been on your radar, register now. >>> Click here for more info and to secure the last two seats
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Mono County Moves to Protect Waters
On March 26, the Mono County Board of Supervisors adopted a critical ordinance establishing a mandatory Water Vessel Inspection Program to help prevent golden mussels from entering local waterways. Beginning April 9, inspections and decontamination will be required before launching—a proactive measure aiming to safeguard local waters and the future of recreation in the Eastern Sierra. This ties directly to our Power Lunch on April 21. >>> Click here to read the press release
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Clean Energy Backs Plan
A broad coalition of clean energy and climate leaders this week announced support for the Building an Affordable California Act, a proposed statewide measure. The initiative aims to reduce delays for projects like clean energy, water infrastructure, and housing, helping move them forward more efficiently. >>> Click here to read more
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Peak Spring Break
The largest spring break overlap is here. The week of March 28 brings the biggest wave of travelers from Southern California, with major districts including Los Angeles Unified, Irvine Unified, Orange Unified, Tustin Unified, and San Diego Unified all on break. Universities such as Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Long Beach, Cal Poly Pomona, and Cal State LA are also out. Another strong wave continues into the following week. >>> Click here to take a look at the full Spring Break schedule PDF
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Summer Starts Here
Happening today, March 30, the Town of Mammoth Lakes Parks and Recreation is hosting the Summer Recreation Expo from 4–7pm at the Community Recreation Center / LA Kings Ice. This is your one-stop shop for everything recreation in our community: summer camps, leagues, trails, special events and activities for all ages—plus complimentary ice skating and rentals while supplies last. >>> Click here for more info
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Latino Voices
This Wednesday, April 1, the Town is hosting a focus group for Latino community members from 6–7:30pm at the Community Center on Forest Trail. The meeting will be conducted in Spanish with the purpose of gathering input on parks and recreation for future planning. Bites from Latin Market and children’s activities provided. RSVP required. Please share the flyer. >>> Click here for the bilingual flyer
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April: Mono County Food Resource Guide
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