November 12, 2018No Meeting

Veteran’s Day Holiday

November 19, 2018Mark McKinnon of Marked Tattoos

The Art & Business of Tattoos

November 26, 2018Dr. Karen Gedney

30 Years Behind Bars

Monday’s ProgramLucas Foletta, Ryan Cherry, Mike Roberson

Two Views on Question 3

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Chartered August 1, 1916 || Volume 34, No. 15 || November 5, 2018The Rotary Club of Reno meets at the Eldorado Resort Casino at Noon on Monday

Upcoming EventsVisit www.renorotary.org to sign up

UNR Football TailgateNov 10, 2018 | TBD

KNPB World Headquarters

Food Bank Volunteer DayDec 1, 2018 | 8:00 am to 10:00 am

Food Bank of N. Nevada

Menu for next MondayCHARRED HANGER STEAK SALAD

Vegan OptionGluten Free Option

Our Meeting on November 5 will be at the Silver Legacy,

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Lucas Foletta helps clients across a broad variety of industry sectors develop comprehensive strategies to tackle their legal, political and policy challenges in Nevada. Equipped with industry experience and an on-the-ground perspective from his previous work in government, Lucas represents clients before the Nevada Legislature, local governments and state government agencies in a wide array of regulatory and government affairs matters.

In his regulatory practice, Lucas has signifi cant experience working on issues facing the energy industry, most recently representing some of the largest gaming companies in the state in Nevada Power Company’s general rate case. He has also represented numerous clients in contested proceedings before the Public Utilities Commission, including companies involved in open access proceedings and companies working to expand the availability of distributed energy resources in Nevada. In his government affairs practice, Lucas lobbies at both the state and local level, where he blends his knowledge of the law with his political judgment to assure successful outcomes for his clients.

Prior to joining the Firm, Lucas served as general counsel and policy director to Nevada

The Renotarian

The RenotarianPublished by

THE ROTARY CLUB OF RENOReno, Nevada

The Rotary Club of RenoOffi cers and Directors

Phil Mahoney .......................PresidentMary Brock ..................President ElectTom Young ...........President NomineeBill Boon .... Immediate Past PresidentCarl Fuetsch ........ Executive SecretaryOliver Grosz ......................... SecretaryVic Bucher ............................TreasurerStefanie Scoppettone .............. DirectorMark Meich ............................... DirectorTom Hall ................................... DirectorGrace Nichols ............................ DirectorDan Nichols ............................... Director

Reno Rotary Foundation

Laurie Leonard ....................... PresidentHarvey Fennell ................Vice PresidentPhil Mahoney ....... Ex-officio Club PresidentMary Brock ..................................TrusteeAllen Gray ...................................TrusteePhil Stone ....................................TrusteeTom Taelour ................................TrusteeCraig Wesner ..............................TrusteeAndrea Cantlon ..........................TrusteeCarl Fuetsch ............................. SecretaryVic Bucher ............................... TreasurerJohn Spears ........................ Investments

Newsletter/WebsiteDavid Spillers ......... Newsletter EditorOliver Grosz .................... Web-master

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Tailgates are at KNPB World Headquarters, 1670 N. Virginia. Parking is in the front lot for Rotary members only. Cost is $15 per person, $10 for children 12 and under. Tickets to the game are NOT included. Tailgates start 2 hours before kick off.

Saturday, November 10 TBD

Sign up at: www.renorotary.org/

TAILGATES

Governor Brian Sandoval, where he advised the Governor on legal matters in a variety of areas, including separation of powers, legislative process and administrative law. He also led the development of the Governor’s policy agenda and worked closely with legislators to secure successful passage of many key initiatives.

Prior to working in the Governor’s Offi ce, Lucas held the position of Assistant United prosecuted federal criminal cases, focusing on white collar matters including money laundering, mortgage fraud, tax fraud and investment fraud. He began his career as a law clerk for then U.S. District Court Judge Brian Sandoval.

Ryan Cherry is a former Chief of Staff for Nevada Lieutenant Governor Mark Hutchison. Ryan brings over 10 years of federal government, state government, and campaign experience to SB Strategic Consulting. Aside from serving in senior staff positions since 2013 for Lt. Governor Hutchison’s offi cial offi ce and campaign, he also recently served in the capacity of Staff Director for Governor Sandoval’s Committee on Energy Choice. Ryan’s previous experience includes 6 years with U.S. Senator Dean Heller in his congressional, campaign, and senatorial offi ces, in which he handled outreach throughout the state of Nevada and a portfolio that included energy and natural resources. Prior to that he also spent just under 2 years working for U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski in Washington, DC.

Monday’s Program

The Renotarian

Last Meeting Volunteers Scanner: ................................Alex WheatleyGreeter: ......................................Mary WinkRaffl e Tickets: ............................. Toni HarrisInvocation: ................................Karen GroszPledge: ...................................... Toni HarrisSgt. At Arms: .............................. Tim Atwell Sgt. At Arms: ............................. Mary BrockPhotographer: ........................... Dan Nichols

Honor Roll Tim Atwell .......................................... $100Mike Blakely ....................................... $100Bill Boon ............................................. $200Mary Brock ......................................... $100 Carl Fuetsch ........................................ $100George Golbov ................................... $100Tom Hall ............................................. $100Jim Pfrommer ..................................... $300 Samantha Reveley ............................... $100Gail Sherman ...................................... $100Craig Wesner ...................................... $100

The Law Enforcement of the Quarter Barbara Armitage (center) fl anked by her boss LT Detective Thew and President Phil.

President Phil inducts our newest Rotary Club of Reno member Roberta Bibee fl anked by her sponsor Tom Young.

Photo of all the awardees at Monday’s meeting including, from the left, Meredith Tanzer, Club Sponsors Eaton Dunkelberger, Jim Pfrommer, Principal AuCoin of Lemelson STEM Academy, Sherry Griffi n, Grace Nichols, Fristi Ericson, Jerry Hall, Bryan Green (WCSD), McKenzie Lay (Sierra Nevada Journeys), Mary Brock and three students given awards.

The Renotarian

Published by The Rotary Club of Reno P.O. Box 1750Reno, NV 89505 info@renorotary.org

David Spillers, Editor, DigiPrint Corporation(775) 786-4464david@digiprintcorporation.com

Articles and inserts must be received by 2 p.m. on Wednesday for inclusion in the next week’s newsletter.

Please make sure you turn in make-ups to Carl Fuetsch at a club meeting or by email: info@renorotaryclub.org. Don’t forget that you need to attend or make up at least 50% of club regular meetings in each half of the year (rolling six months) and attend at least 30% of this club’s meetings in each half of the year. Credit can be received for Rotary committee work and other offi cial Rotary functions.

Attendance

How To Introduce Your Guests And New Members At A Club MeetingWhen introducing a guest or new members during a Club meeting, the correct way is to greet the Club President, fellow Rotarians and guests, introduce yourself and state your classifi cation, and then introduce your guest, their title and business affi liation. Please do not introduce any guest as a prospective new member or that they are looking for a position or clients.

Rotary Club of Reno

Club of Reno

Of the things we think, say or do

1. Is it the TRUTH?

2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

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What is Rotary?We’re a leadership organization of

local businesses, professional and civic leaders.

We meet regularly, get to know each other, form friendships & through that we’re able to get things done in our community and in countries around the world.

Our motto: Service Above Self

For more than 110 years, our guiding principles have been the foundation of our values: service, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leadership.

What we do

Rotary members believe that we have a shared responsibility to take action on our world’s most persistent issues. Our 35,000+ clubs work together to:

Promote peace

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Save mothers and children

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