What’s in Store for Transit North and South will be the topic of a discussion at Lake Tahoe Community College on Nov. 18. This is part of Tahoe Talks Brown Bag Lunch Series. It is from noon to 1:30pm in the Aspen Room This panel will talk about transit plans being prepared all around the Lake […]
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The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board at its Oct. 28 meeting is expected to levy a $7,500 fine against the owners of the Tahoe Keys Marina for unauthorized grading and construction of a temporary parking area. The marina was doing so to create more parking for a boat show. The South Lake Tahoe marina began […]
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By Kathryn Baron, Hechinger Report MODESTO — When Emily Littleton was growing up, she was often awoken at night by the sound of her younger sister wheezing and struggling for breath from an asthma attack. Littleton would grab the nebulizer, hook it up for her sister and get her dad. The experience remained deeply rooted […]
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The Douglas County Public Library is having a book sale Nov. 14 from 9am-5pm and on Nov. 15 from 9am-2pm. A special members-only preview for Friends of the Douglas County Public Library will take place Nov. 13 from 4-8pm. Join the Friends at the door to attend. The sale will be at the Carson Valley United […]
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· Lake Valley Fire Protection District this month swore in apprentice firefighter-paramedic Dylan Yuzbick. · Cork & More in South Lake Tahoe is staying open for now because potential buyers have come forward. · Lake Valley Fire Protection District honored attorney William Wright with a proclamation upon his retirement after serving the district for 25 […]
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Cartoons and Hollywood animated movies may be catering to children, but they often come with an adult message. The same can be said for the book “Spooner the Bear”. Jake Willers of Reno penned this children’s book that has a message for parents, or whatever adult, might be doing the reading. It’s all about garbage […]
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Other than the Tahoe Valley Y, the intersection of Highway 50 and Ski Run Boulevard reflects perhaps more changes more often since the 1950s than any other South Shore intersection. Photos taken in the area demonstrate the transformation best. The photo above shows that there were no stoplights in the early 1950s. The Lawrence’s Department […]
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By Kathryn Reed Restaurant, sports bar, entertainment venue — Casey’s in the Round Hill Shopping Center is trying to have a little bit of something for everyone. And now it can boast of having award-winning chili after chef Jorge Gonzalez won a cook-off last month in the Carson Valley. That same chili, which is a […]
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By Aisha Harris, Slate Most good things must come with a price, as longtime fighters in the crusade for an all-day McDonald’s breakfast menu can attest. The fast-food chain has bent to the will of their vocal customer base, nixing the 10:30am service cut-off for such beloved items as the egg McMuffin, sausage burrito, and […]
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There will be a financial workshop on Nov. 3 designed to help nonprofits, small business owners and entrepreneurs better understand their financials and prepare for the next year. It is being presented by the Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Bank and Mann, Urrutia, Nelson, CPAs. It is designed to help individuals understand the importance […]
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