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  • Scooters on collision course with walkers, lawmakers

    Scooters on collision course with walkers, lawmakers

    By Jim Sallis, The Conversation Electric scooters are appearing in many major cities across the country, including South Lake Tahoe, bringing fun to riders, profits to scooter makers – and lots of potential risks to walkers and riders. San Diego, where I live, is at the forefront of the proliferation of electric rideables, and as […]

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  • Sports being added to Winter Olympics

    Sports being added to Winter Olympics

    Seven sports will be added to the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing. Four of these sports are International Ski Federation (FIS) events that will be on show at the 2019 Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski World Championships in Utah. Those are: freestyle skiing, mixed team aerials; freeski big air, men’s and women’s; and in snowboard, […]

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  • USFS to celebrate 50 years of trails

    USFS to celebrate 50 years of trails

    Eldorado National Forest is hosting an event at the former high-elevation Olympic training center at Echo Summit on Aug. 25 from 9:30am-3pm to celebrate the National Trails System which turns 50 this year. The event will be at Adventure Mountain Lake Tahoe on Highway 50. It will feature guest speakers, information displays and guided hiking […]

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  • High meadow a bike ride back into history

    High meadow a bike ride back into history

    By Bob Sweatt After reading a recent article about the Forni Meadows land acquisition from private ownership to the U.S. Forest Service, I, along with a couple friends, decided to check it out. The transfer of ownership included 835 acres nestled above Highway 50 off Wright’s Lake road. The Forni family used the meadow for […]

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  • Dream job brings nightmare challenge for USOC chief

    Dream job brings nightmare challenge for USOC chief

    By Steve Keating, Reuters Sarah Hirshland landed her dream job when she was named chief executive of the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) on Thursday, but she faces a nightmare situation in her new role dealing with the aftermath of a massive sex abuse scandal. She fills the post previously held by Scott Blackmun, who resigned […]

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  • Fire restrictions in the Tahoe National Forest

    Fire restrictions in the Tahoe National Forest

    The Tahoe National Forest enacted fire restrictions on July 16 based on an analysis of current fuel conditions and weather observations. This analysis revealed the potential to support large fire growth across the Tahoe National Forest. Tahoe National Forest Fire Restrictions are as follows: ·           No open fires, campfires, or charcoal fires are allowed on […]

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  • Romo captures first Tahoe celebrity golf tourney

    Romo captures first Tahoe celebrity golf tourney

    Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo on July 15 won the American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe. This is the first time for Romo, who has played in the celebrity golf tournament five times, to win the event. He had finished second three times. The Tahoe tourney uses the Stableford scoring format. Romo finished with 71 […]

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  • Are seasonal employees in ski towns underpaid?

    Are seasonal employees in ski towns underpaid?

    By Matt McDonald, Powder If you’ve held a seasonal ski resort job you understand what it is to slide along the poverty line in a little corner of paradise that caters to the not-yous. Forget saving money. You need to score three more shifts this week to pay rent on Monday. Bills loom. If you […]

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  • Algae bloom at Wright’s Lake a concern

    Algae bloom at Wright’s Lake a concern

    By Dawn Hodson, Mountain Democrat   Concerns over an algae bloom at Wright’s Lake resulted in a call to the Central Valley Water Board to conduct water samples. According to staff at the Eldorado National Forest, a member of the public visited the lake on June 28 and observed a subsurface algal bloom that appeared […]

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  • Celebrity golf madness takes over Edgewood

    Celebrity golf madness takes over Edgewood

    By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Steph Curry wields a golf club better than the average player, but what he excels at over most is performing at a high caliber in the raucous atmosphere known at the American Century Championship. He said playing professional basketball in boisterous arenas, especially on the road where there are thousands […]

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