Coming on the heels of losing the El Dorado County recorder-clerk race in June, political consultant Dan Dellinger has now lost his case in the Third District Court of Appeal. The jurists upheld a 2016 ruling by the Sacramento County Superior Court that awarded more than $30,000 in attorney’s fees to El Dorado County in […]
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· Incline Village Parks & Recreation Department will be hosting an interactive meeting, titled Beaches 101, to allow members of the public to learn more about the ordinance that governs the operations of the beaches, IVGID beaches history and operations. It will be July 11, 6-8pm at the Chateau, 955 Fairway Blvd., Incline Village. · […]
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The League to Save Lake Tahoe is teaming with Chariot to launch microtransit in South Tahoe’s most traffic-congested tourist area. The pilot program starts July 9. Chariot will operate frequent shuttles along a route connecting the Stateline casino corridor to Lakeview Commons in South Lake Tahoe. Each air-conditioned shuttle seats 14. To ride the microtransit […]
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The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Water Quality Planning has approximately $1 million in federal funding available to provide grant assistance for projects that prevent or control nonpoint source water pollution, the leading cause of water quality impairment in Nevada. Nonpoint source water pollution occurs when rain, snowmelt and irrigation water flows over […]
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To the community, Hosting their first Adopt A Day of Nourishment sponsorship, Lake Tahoe Hard Rock sponsored B&B’s Monday meal on June 25. It was really great having the newest hotel and casino on Tahoe’s South Shore hosting a community dinner for the needy in the community. Hard Rock’s partnering with B&B demonstrates their commitment […]
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Motorists should anticipate overnight lane closures on Highway 28 from July 15 through July 19 as roadway shoulders and drainage systems are cleaned. Single lane closures and travel delays of up to 30 minutes should be anticipated on are expected on those dated from between 6pm and 4:30am daily. The mobile road improvement operation is […]
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By Kathryn Reed Going to more than a dozen national parks in less than a week would normally be an exhausting undertaking. Not how I did it this summer. “Permanent Vacation, Volume 2” (Bona Fide Books, 2018) is a compilation of 18 essays written by people who have lived or worked in a national park. […]
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By Joe Mathews If you love California and don’t know where to go for summer vacation, here’s a suggestion: Go north! Start in Redding. Sure, the city of 92,000 at the northern end of the Sacramento Valley might not be on your list of preferred destinations, but its region, the North State, is crucial to […]
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By John Affleck, The Conversation Widespread, legalized sports gambling could change the way you watch your favorite sport. It could also soon change how the media cover sports. Since the Supreme Court in May gave states the option to allow sports betting, it seemed like a vast, untapped well of revenue had been opened. Until […]
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Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care will be having a meet and greet on July 12 for the community to find out about and see the progress being made on the new rehab center. The event will be at the site of the new facility at 1551 Al Tahoe Blvd. It is between Pioneer Village and Pioneer […]
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