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Public asked to help locate AIS plants in Tahoe
In June, several Lake Tahoe agencies are kicking off a volunteer effort called “Eyes on the Lake” in which water recreationists of all types will be identifying and reporting on the locations of aquatic invasive plant species that threaten Lake Tahoe. This effort will be [...]
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Tahoe bill passes Nevada Legislature
By Andrew Doughman and Conor Shine, Las Vegas Sun Legislators slogged through dozens of bills Friday, turning the Senate and Assembly chambers into arenas for legislative triumph and death. Following a lengthy day of voting, bills you might find good, bad or just plain weird [...]
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Insects can be a good thing for gardens
By Melody Hefner Of the more than 1 million types of insects in the world, less than 5 percent are harmful. Insects are an important part of the food web, providing a meal for other insects, birds and small mammals present in our yards. Many [...]
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Outdoor conditions resemble summer, not spring
By Matt Weiser, Sacramento Bee It may feel like spring in California, but this Memorial Day weekend, many rivers and creeks look like they’re already trickling through summer. Rafters and kayakers headed outdoors this weekend will find no room to float their boats on some [...]
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Posted May 25, 2013
Tahoe bill passes Nevada Legislature
By Andrew Doughman and Conor Shine, Las Vegas Sun Legislators slogged through dozens of bills Friday, turning the Senate and Assembly chambers into arenas for legislative triumph and death. Following a lengthy day of voting, bills you might find good, bad or just plain weird [...]
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Posted May 25, 2013
Seminars in Tahoe focus on health care changes
Barton Health and Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce are putting on seminars to educate people about healthcare reform, also known as the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare. California and Nevada insurance exchanges for 2014 coverage enrollment open Oct. 1. The workshops will be [...]
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Posted May 25, 2013
Public asked to help locate AIS plants in Tahoe
In June, several Lake Tahoe agencies are kicking off a volunteer effort called “Eyes on the Lake” in which water recreationists of all types will be identifying and reporting on the locations of aquatic invasive plant species that threaten Lake Tahoe. This effort will be [...]
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Posted May 25, 2013
Insects can be a good thing for gardens
By Melody Hefner Of the more than 1 million types of insects in the world, less than 5 percent are harmful. Insects are an important part of the food web, providing a meal for other insects, birds and small mammals present in our yards. Many [...]
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