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Quick Guide: Folsom Holiday Disposal 2025

You made it through the holiday gift-giving marathon, and it’s time for a breather, or is it? Does your living room look like a cardboard fort? Are you wading through bubble wrap, packing peanuts and Styrofoam just to get to your front door? If you’re wondering what to do with that mountain of packaging left over all of those must-haves on your list, you’re not alone. Fear not, Folsom is set up to handle it all, but there are very specific rules for what goes where, and “wish-cycling” (hoping it’s recyclable) can actually slow down our local facilities and result in fines.

So, here is your 2025 “Cheat Sheet” for Folsom holiday recycling.

Start with the basics. In Folsom, the Blue Bin is strictly for “clean and dry” materials.

If your blue bin is overflowing, don’t leave boxes on the curb! Folsom has five community cardboard drop-off locations available 24 hours a day:

Again, you cannot leave Styrofoam at the community cardboard drop-off locations.

In Folsom, you have two main ways to recycle your natural Christmas tree:

Got too much stuff? Things that aren’t listed here? Did you know that the city of Folsom provides free pick up of bulky waste, as well as hazardous and electronic waste, at your home? It’s true. Schedule pickups on the City Website

If ever you’re still unsure of what trash goes where, Folsom’s online Waste Wizard can help, and the Folsom waste app.

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RN Administered Care with Medical Oversight and an Education-First Approach

Folsom’s aesthetic medicine landscape continues to evolve, and Seven Medical Aesthetics has emerged as the fastest-growing med spa in Folsom, CA, driven by RN administered treatments, structured medical oversight, and a clinical approach that prioritizes patient safety and outcomes.

Located on Historic Sutter Street, Seven Medical Aesthetics operates under a medically supervised model with treatments performed by experienced registered nurses and nurse practitioners.

This structure supports consistent protocols around patient assessment, dosing accuracy, aseptic technique, and outcome monitoring. Rather than a high-volume cosmetic spa model, Seven emphasizes provider continuity and one-on-one care with individualized treatment planning.

Comprehensive Aesthetic and Wellness Services

Seven Medical Aesthetics offers a broad menu of services built around injectable aesthetics, regenerative treatments, skin rejuvenation, and wellness therapies. Patients can explore the full service lineup through the Seven Medical Aesthetics services page.

Injectables Delivered by RN Providers

Injectable services at Seven Medical Aesthetics are performed using a technique-driven approach that prioritizes facial balance, conservative dosing, and follow-up evaluation. Patients interested can learn more through the education center that Seven provides at this link.

For a broader overview of injectable options available and pricing, visit the Botox service & pricing page.

Patient Education and Informed Treatment Planning

Education is a foundational component of the Seven Medical Aesthetics care model. Before treatment, patients are walked through how each procedure works from a medical standpoint, including the mechanism of action, realistic outcome timelines, and how results are expected to progress over time. Consultations are designed to ensure patients understand both the benefits and limitations of each option before any treatment plan is finalized.

Recovery considerations and post-treatment expectations are discussed in detail, including normal responses, activity guidelines, and follow-up timing. This structured educational process helps reduce uncertainty, supports informed consent, and allows patients to move forward with confidence rather than pressure.

In addition to in-clinic education, Seven Medical Aesthetics maintains a dedicated Med Spa Education Center in Folsom that serves as a reference point for patients researching treatments independently. The resource provides clear explanations of aesthetic and wellness services, preparation guidelines, and long-term care considerations, reinforcing the practice’s commitment to transparency, medical oversight, and patient understanding.

Real Patient Results

Results-driven care is a key reason Seven Medical Aesthetics continues to grow within the Folsom community. Treatments are planned conservatively, performed by RN providers, and evaluated over time to ensure outcomes align with each patient’s anatomy, goals, and long-term skin health.

Before and after documentation is used not only to demonstrate results, but also as an educational tool. Patients are able to review realistic treatment outcomes, understand how results evolve across weeks or months, and see how combination therapies can work together when guided by medical oversight.

Seven Medical Aesthetics maintains a growing gallery of verified before and after cases across injectables, skin rejuvenation, and regenerative treatments. These examples reflect real patients treated in clinic and help set clear expectations around subtle, natural-looking improvements rather than overcorrection.

View real patient results and treatment outcomes in the Seven Medical Aesthetics before and after gallery.

About Seven Medical Aesthetics

Built on evidence-based techniques and modern aesthetic standards, the clinic emphasizes natural-looking results, clinical precision, and a supportive patient experience.

Located on Historic Sutter Street, Seven Medical Aesthetics was designed to feel intentional from the moment patients arrive through every stage of treatment and follow-up.

The practice is rooted in trust, education, and long-term care, with a focus on enhancing natural beauty through thoughtful, RN administered treatments delivered with consistency and medical oversight.

Seven Medical Aesthetics continues to build trust through RN administered care, nurse practitioner involvement, and consistent medical oversight in a modern clinical environment. To learn more about the practice and its clinical philosophy, visit the About Seven Medical Aesthetics page.

Call (916) 767-4699 or request your free consultation online. We’ll discuss goals, answer questions, and create a personalized plan. Pressure-free and educational. Perfect way to explore whether Botox or Dysport aligns with your goals.

Seven Medical Aesthetics 605 Sutter St, Folsom, CA 95630 (916) 767-4699

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Two institutions, California Health Care Facility (CHCF) and Folsom State Prison, reported recent contraband finds of drugs and a cell phone.

CHCF, federal investigators arrest civilian facilitator

A nearly year-long federal and state investigation resulted in the arrest of one person Jan. 7.

The investigation began Feb. 20, 2025, when the CHCF Investigative Services Unit (ISU) intercepted mail addressed to a person incarcerated at CHCF. The mail contained sheets of paper saturated in synthetic cannabinoid, better known as spice.

A joint investigation with the United Stated Postal Services (USPS) was initiated. Investigators discovered the same civilian facilitator had mailed over 25 packages to various CDCR institutions within a two-month timeframe. Mail was also sent to Avenal State Prison, Mule Creek State Prison, Correctional Training Facility, and Sierra Conservation Center.

The same civilian facilitator was identified as being the subject of a larger investigation with the United States Postal Inspector. The facilitator allegedly sent large quantities of methamphetamine to several states outside of California. As the investigation continued, CHCF ISU intercepted additional packages containing saturated mail from the civilian facilitator.

Investigators secured warrants for cell phone records, Cash App and banking. The resulting information further identified the civilian facilitator as using current CDCR inmates’ information for identity theft. The suspect created bank and Cash App accounts as well as registered vehicles under the stolen identities.

On Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026, the USPS, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Internal Revenue Service (IRS), CDCR Special Services Unit Fresno, and CHCF ISU conducted a search warrant at the facilitator’s residence.

The search found:

Additionally, investigators found $40,565 in currency and further evidence implicating the civilian facilitator in the introduction of controlled substance into CDCR facilities and identity theft.

The individual was taken into federal custody on an outstanding indictment. The person will also face felony charges on the state level.

Folsom officer finds drugs, cell phone

On Jan. 7 around 11 a.m., a Folsom State Prison correctional officer initiated a random search of a cell occupied by one incarcerated person. The search turned up drugs and a phone.

During the search, the officer discovered multiple bindles of suspected narcotics and a cellular telephone concealed within several plastic coffee creamer bottles and coffee containers.

The bindles contained 863.71 grams of butane hash oil (BHO) and 14.36 grams of heroin. The combined estimated prison value of the BHO and heroin is approximately $200,000. Folsom State Prison’s Investigative Services Unit is actively investigating the origin of the contraband.

Following the discovery, the incarcerated person was placed in the restricted housing unit after it was determined his presence in the general population would endanger institution security and jeopardize the integrity of the ongoing investigation.

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A week after leading Folsom back from a double-digit deficit in the NorCal Regional, junior quarterback Brody Rudnicki led the Bulldogs to a 42-28 win over Cathedral Catholic (San Diego) on Friday in heavy fog at Saddleback College in the California 1-AA state championship.

Last week, Rudnicki threw two late touchdowns to beat Archbishop Riordan (San Francisco) after taking over for five-star senior Ryder Lyons, who left the game with a shoulder injury. Friday, he accounted for six total touchdowns, three of which were in the first quarter. He also went over 300 yards from scrimmage.

247Sports rates Rudnicki as a three-star prospect. He has nine offers including BYU, where his mother was a gymnast on a nationally-ranked squad. He transferred to Folsom from Oak Ridge following his freshman season, knowing that he would have to wait for his turn behind Lyons.

Rudnicki got his first start Sept. 12 for a banged up Lyons and cashed in with a 316-yard, five-touchdown passing performance.

Tonight was Rudnicki's first start since and he got Folsom (14-1) on the board early with a 4-yard touchdown run to take a 7-0 lead.

Brody Ball continued as he flung a 32-yard score to three-star junior Rob Larson, his 18th touchdown catch of the season, to make the score 14-0.

On the next possession, Rudnicki continued the scoring with a 40-yard touchdown run and it was 21-0 Bulldogs in the first quarter.

Cathedral (11-3) got on the scoreboard as five-star junior Honor Fa'alave Johnson scored on a 15-yard rushing touchdown to cut the deficit to 21-7.

Folsom got the ball back with two minutes left in the first half at midfield after stopping Cathedral on fourth down. Rudnicki hit senior Oregon State pledge Jameson Powell for a long pass before finding four-star sophomore Elijah Tuua in the end zone with 19 seconds left to take a 28-7 lead.

Rudnicki and the Bulldogs kept their foot on the gas and made the score 35-7 two minutes into the second half as the quarterback ran for his third touchdown.

Fa'alave-Johnson immediately scored for Cathedral on a 64-yard rushing score to make it 35-14 with 9:32 left in the third quarter. He had over 200 rushing yards.

Folsom iced the game in the third quarter as defensive backs Daniel Eagleton and Travis Beatty stopped Cathedral drives with interceptions.

With 9:02 left in the game, Rudnicki scored his fourth rushing touchdown of the game to end a six-minute drive and extend the lead to 42-14.

Cathedral scored two touchdown late as Brady Palmer ran for a score and threw a touchdown to junior Gianluca Busalacchi with 2:35 left.

Lyons checked in at quarterback for Folsom midway through the fourth quarter. He handed the football off on every play, then on fourth down he ran the ball out of bounds with under five minutes to play. Lyons is headed to BYU and finished his career with over 12,000 total yards, 173 touchdowns and two state titles.

Folsom takes on Cathedral Catholic in the 2025 California high school state 1-AA football championship bowl game on Friday evening.

The game begins at 8 p.m. PST on Friday, Dec. 12, at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California.

The game will stream live on the NFHS Network.

What: California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division 1-AA football championship

Who: Folsom vs. Cathedral Catholic

When: Friday, Dec. 12, 2025

Where: Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California

Time: 8 p.m. PST

Stream: NFHS Network

: $16.75 for adults and $11,50 for students and seniors

Record, MaxPrep state rankings: Folsom 13-1, No. 7; Cathedral Catholic 11-2, No. 10

Here is a preview of the game from the San Diego Union-Tribune, via the Tribune News Service:

Preview: Cathedral Catholic scored come-from-behind wins over Carlsbad to win the San Diego Section Open Division championship and Los Alamitos in the Southern California Regional championship. The Dons are led by quarterback Brady Palmer, who has thrown for 2,242 yards and 21 TDs with five interceptions. Honor Fa’alave-Johnson has rushed for 1,229 yards and 25 TDs; he’s also a top defender, with 33 tackles and a pair of interceptions. Isaac Cook has 47 catches for 1,163 yards and 12 TDs. The defense is led by Kevin Clark, who has 91 tackles; Samuel Samuela, who has 79 tackles; and Bronx Letuligasenoa, who has 69 tackles and five sacks. … Folsom, which beat Oakdale for the Sac-Joaquin Section title and San Jose Archbishop Riordan for the Northern California championship, has won 11 games in a row. The Bulldogs are led by Ryder Lyons, who has thrown for 3,270 yards and 34 TDs. The team has rushed for only 1,307 yards, led by Bronson Bambino, who has 73 carries for 342 yards and 14 TDs. The Bulldogs have a pair of 1,000-yard receivers in Rob Larson, who has 74 catches for 1,045 and 16 TDs, and Jameson Powell, who has 72 catches for 1,203 yards and 13 TDs. Linebackers EJ Coleman and Nick Wegner, who both have more than 100 tackles, lead the defense. Jason Hill has intercepted six passes.

College commits: Cathedral Catholic had five players sign in last week’s NCAA Early Signing Period: Palmer (Minnesota), Letuligasenoa (San Jose State), Cade Smith (USD), Chase Denitz (USC) and Sebastian Tucker (Davidson). Folsom has eight players sign … Lyons (BYU), Hill (Stanford), Powell (Oregon State), Brooks Dupree (Army), August Dupree (Dartmouth), Isaiah Williams (Nevada) and Vlad Dyakonov (USC).

Series history: The teams have played twice. Cathedral Catholic won 33-21 in 2021 and Folsom won 21-14 in overtime in 2018.

Prediction: Cathedral Catholic 24, Folsom 21

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