The Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is seeking public review and feedback on its applications for California off-highway vehicle cooperative funds for the 2017-18 grant cycle. The forest has submitted three preliminary applications to the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division in Sacramento that would support the Carson and Bridgeport ranger districts. The first grant includes a strong […]
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The next Barton wellness lecture is titled Making Sense of Current Nutrition Trends. Greg Bergner, Barton Health medical director of lifestyle and wellness, will talk about how eating patterns effect longevity and how healthy eating can reverse disease. He will share what foods are best for a healthy life. The free talk is March 8, […]
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By Kathryn Reed For those who are schussing down the slopes, it’s all about having fun. And while it can be fun for those responsible for the operation of the ski resort, the bottom line is it’s a business – and with that reality comes some not so fun aspects of the job. In a […]
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By Dan Walters, CalMatters The essence of California’s pension crisis was on display last month when the California Public Employees Retirement System made a relatively small change in its amortization policy. The CalPERS board voted to change the period for recouping future investment losses from 30 years to 20 years. The bottom line is that […]
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Washoe County sheriff’s deputies were called out to Mount Rose Ski Resort on Feb. 3 because of a lost skier. Mount Rose ski patrol rescued the lost skier on the east side of the mountain. “The skier is OK and our volunteers are bringing him down to Davis Creek Park,” officials said. Further details were […]
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· Ridge Tahoe’s 35th anniversary spring carnival will be March 25. It will include dance, hula hoop, ’80s ski theme costume and snowman making contests; dodge ball and corn hole tournaments, snowshoe relay races and pool party from noon-4pm. Attendees may fuel up with barbecue and s’mores, and partake or spectate in Frisbee, volleyball, badminton […]
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By Matt Weiser, Water Deeply California is about to learn a whole lot more about how water moves through its many diverse landscapes. The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has awarded a $2.2 million grant to the University of California to use remote sensors and drones to monitor hydrology across various landscapes. The subject areas will […]
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Placer County is in the process of developing a Sustainability Plan, outlining ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and manage climate risks that threaten property value, natural resources and quality of life. Two community workshops this month will offer a chance for people to learn about the plan’s purpose and goals, and how to become […]
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By Larry Weitzman Thirty or more years ago, Toyota was showing the world how to make cars, especially the United States. While they have continued to always produce well designed, great cars, other manufacturers had caught up in terms of design and quality. Its bread and butter car, the Camry, while an excellent automobile, was […]
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By Carlos Lozano, Los Angeles Times An avalanche at Mammoth Mountain early Saturday forced the closure of the mountain and area ski resorts, officials said. There were no immediate reports of injuries or missing people, but rescue operations have been activated, officials said. Read the whole story
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