Unpacking Life’s Chaos: Simple Ways to Create a Life that Energizes Instead of Exhausts You will be the topic of a May 5 workshop on the South Shore. Karin Finkler, a Lake Tahoe native, will lead a half-day workshop to help people create an individual life rhythm. Her training in business and life coaching, as […]
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By Richard N. Velotta, Las Vegas Review-Journal Gaming regulators are used to tweaking rules to keep up with changes in the industry. Last week the Nevada Gaming Commission took a step toward keeping up with societal change. Under an amendment unanimously approved by the five-member commission, casinos will be subject to the same disciplinary standards […]
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By Johnathan L. Wright, Reno Gazette-Journal It all began with a box gone astray. The shipment hailed from Blue Apron, one of the meal kit purveyors emerging in recent years to harness millennials’ inclination for good food and online commerce to their disinclination to shop for and make nightly dinners from scratch. Christie Casey-Braun opened […]
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In conjunction with the National Peace Officer’s Memorial Week, the South Lake Tahoe Police Department will have its annual award ceremony on May 17 at 4pm. Everyone is invited to attend. The presentations will be made in front of the police department located at 1352 Johnson Blvd. The employee’s and volunteers receiving recognition at this […]
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Each week Unity at the Lake offers a youth empowerment program concurrent with their regular Sunday service. This is because the South Lake Tahoe church believes every child is special, that they make a difference and that they have infinite resources within them. In keeping with this, all children in the community are invited to […]
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By Kathryn Reed Subtle, powerful, full bodied, visually appealing – and, well, delicious. And that, after all, is what really matters – the taste. Lake Tahoe Mountain Brews, better known just as Mountain Brews, is the latest brewery to open in South Lake Tahoe. “We can’t do quantity, so we are focusing on quality,” brewmaster […]
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By Don Ashton and Michael Ciccozzi The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors has closely followed the issues surrounding Senate Bill 54, which is known as The California Value Act. SB54 made numerous amendments to state law and has been criticized for infringing local law enforcement’s ability to collaborate with federal immigration officials. While the […]
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By Robert Beelman, The Conversation Mushrooms are often considered only for their culinary use because they are packed with flavor-enhancers and have gourmet appeal. That is probably why they are the second most popular pizza topping next to pepperoni. In the past, food scientists like me often praised mushrooms as healthy because of what they […]
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· South Lake Tahoe Democratic Club is hosting a forum for the four candidates from for the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors District 5 seat. It will be April 26, 6-8pm at the CCC in Meyers. · The Truckee EAA offers a pancake breakfast and free airplane rides for youth 8-17 on the second […]
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By Adam Ashton, Sacramento Bee Future state workers, your pension cost-of-living adjustments are safe, and you won’t get to choose between a CalPERS pension and a 401(k) plan anytime soon. Both proposals were shot down on Monday by a Senate committee that rejected a pack of bills aimed at reducing the risk taxpayers face […]
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