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Opinion: A final farewell as LTN goes dark

By Kathryn Reed This is it. It’s time to say goodbye. These past nine years have been an incredible journey; one I would never trade. So many friends have been made. So many interesting people interviewed. So many exciting events to cover. So many stories – and not all of them saw the light of […]

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3 double winners at Tahoe Tennis Classic

A record 245 players competed in the Tahoe Tennis Classic, which saw some incredible competition across the four days at Zephyr Cove Tennis Club. While players came from 11 states, all the winners were from either California or Nevada. Now in its 35th year, this all doubles tournament brings out some of the best players […]

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SLT city clerk texts with colleague ‘real petty’

By Kathryn Reed “I thought they were real petty” – that’s how South Lake Tahoe City Councilman Tom Davis described the text messages that City Clerk Suzie Alessi released to Lake Tahoe News on July 30. This is just a fraction of the texts that LTN requested earlier this year. The ones released are just […]

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Why it’s time to quit your job and travel

By Ben Steverman, Bloomberg Millions of Americans obsess over their careers and fret about saving, terrified they won’t have enough to ever retire. The advice now being offered by some experts may surprise these worried souls: Take months or years off from work, travel the world, and enjoy yourself. There’s prudent logic behind a relaxing midcareer […]

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Hot weather, land abuses fueling algal blooms

By Matt Weiser, Water Deeply  The West is known for summer wildfires. Now it seems Western summers will be distinguished by another kind of flare-up: algae blooms. This summer has witnessed an explosion of algae problems in Western water bodies. Usually marked by a bright green mat of floating scum, the blooms are unsightly and […]

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Array of classes through Barton Health

Barton Health has a variety of classes and events taking place this summer and going into the fall. Some of them include: ·       Registration for Barton’s Sept. 8 Medical Wilderness Adventure Race (MedWAR) is open until Aug. 15. Go online to register a team of four to compete by paddling, mountain biking and navigating an […]

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Road Beat: 2018 Hyundai Sonata Eco best midsize

By Larry Weitzman It’s been three years and at least 150 cars since I last visited with the Hyundai Sonata Eco. I loved it then and now consider the newest 2018 Sonata Eco to be perhaps the best midsize car in the business. That doesn’t mean it’s the quickest, best handling or best looking, but […]

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Letter: ZCTCF says thank you to community

To the community, A record 245 people participated in the 35th annual Tahoe Tennis Classic at Zephyr Cove Park. The four-day event that concluded July 29 continues to draw people from across the United States and abroad, with a player from Holland this year. The tournament is the biggest fundraiser for the Zephyr Cove Tennis […]

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South Lake Tahoe fires communications chief

South Lake Tahoe no longer has a communications manager. Tracy Sheldon was put on leave last week after it came to light that on her own accord she threatened legal action against Lake Tahoe News and the news site’s publisher, Kathryn Reed. Interim City Manager Dirk Brazil confirmed that she was sent home last week […]

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Caesars will start taking sports bets in two states

By Associated Press Two Atlantic City casinos owned by Caesars Entertainment will start taking sports bets this week, and another two in Mississippi will do so in mid-August. Caesars Entertainment tells the Associated Press its Bally’s casino in Atlantic City started taking sports bets this morning. Its sister casino in Atlantic City, Harrah’s will start […]

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