To the community, Normally the Camp Richardson Resort staff is busy seeing to the needs of their many visitors and guests, but during the month of December they shift their focus to helping the members of our community who are struggling with hunger. Through their Adopt A Day of Nourishment sponsorship, Camp Richardson hosted Bread […]
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By Kathryn Reed If you don’t like spicy, stop reading. This is so good I just wanted to keep eating, albeit with a sip of wine and water in between bites. I couldn’t find adobo sauce on its own in a local grocery store, but I didn’t try any of the Hispanic stores. I used […]
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California State Park interpreters will be leading full moon snowshoe tours on Jan. 27 and March 3 on the West Shore. Participants will be exploring the natural and cultural history around the Hellman-Ehrman estate at Sugar Pine Point State Park. For those new to snowshoeing, there will be a beginner’s clinic at 6:30pm. The hike […]
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Sophia is a 4-year-old Chihuahua who weighs about 3 pounds. She likes other dogs. Sophia will greet you with a big tail wag and will eagerly go for a walk with you, but she is so tiny that she would easily fit in a cute purse so you could take her everywhere. Sophia will be […]
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By Kathryn Reed Disrupter. That’s what Airbnb has been to the lodging industry and communities where it operates. Airbnb is part tech company, part lodging company, part tourism company. It is anything but ordinary. And that’s what those who like it love about it. Author Leigh Gallagher captures the entrepreneurial spirit of the three men […]
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By Kathryn Reed Just because the headlines of 2017 are in the past does not mean the issues are gone. #MeToo or as Time magazine called the movement – The Silence Breakers in naming them the person of the year – is bound to be a significant carryover into 2018. While the high profile cases […]
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By Michael R. Blood, AP ADELANTO — Drive by the High Desert Truck Stop, turn down a rutted road by the bail bond signs, slip behind a steel fence edged with barbed wire, and you can glimpse the future of California’s emerging legal pot industry. In a boxy warehouse marked only by a street number, […]
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By Alexei Koseff, Sacramento Bee Every year, the California Legislature passes hundreds of bills, ranging from technical clarifications to funding proposals that keep the state running. How have they changed your world this time? Here are some of the new laws – the useful, the controversial, and the downright quirky – taking effect on Jan. […]
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A 2009 South Tahoe High School graduate is in ICU following a horrific car accident that killed his girlfriend on Dec. 28. Chris Cocores, 26, who now lives in La Mesa, was the passenger in the vehicle. His girlfriend, Ceci Casares, 21, of La Mesa was driving on Highway 395 near Kramer Junction about 11:20pm […]
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A Truckee woman was arrested early New Year’s Eve on felony driving under the influence charges. Four people were injured in the head-on collision on Donner Pass Road and Northwoods Boulevard on Dec. 31 at 12:05am. Truckee police officers said witnesses and evidence show Brynn Kennedy, 30, was driving south on Northwoods and turned west […]
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