· Saint Joseph Community Land Trust’s annual spaghetti dinner is Nov. 16 at 6pm at St. Theresa Catholic Church. This is no cost. · The 2018 South Tahoe National Little League winter silent auction sponsored by Heavenly Mountain Resort via an epic promise grant is open for bidding online. · Truckee was named the “coolest […]
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By Sam Stanton and Nashelly Chavez, Sacramento Bee Rain and snowfall that swept over Northern California on Saturday morning hold the promise of relief from the deadly fire season that ravaged the state this year, but fire officials say it is far too early to believe the danger of more wildfires has passed. “It just […]
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To the community, Liberals have a history of justifying their socialistic/communistic philosophy, because it is “for the good of all.” This is perhaps why the Democrat/progressives in Sacramento do not feel compelled to put gas tax increases or other legislation before a vote of the people. Only they the powerful know what is best for […]
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Effective today the burn permit suspension in Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento and Alpine counties has been lifted. Those possessing current and valid agriculture and residential burn permits can now resume burning on permissible burn days. Agriculture burns must be inspected by CalFire prior to burning until the end of the peak fire season. Inspections may […]
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By Melinda Myers Brighten those gray winter days with a few colorful, easy-care amaryllis. The 6- to 10-inch trumpet shaped blossoms are sure to generate a smile and brighten your mood. And consider sharing the fun of growing these beauties with friends and families. Watching the bulbs transform into beautiful blossoms is an experience everyone […]
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Lou is a 3 year old Chihuahua mix — that’s our best guess. He is house trained if he gets outside often enough and he has good manners. He can be a little shy to start with around new people. He walks nicely on his leash and loves other dogs. Lou would like a home […]
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By Kathryn Reed Ski Lake Tahoe has long been a behind the scenes group of Tahoe area resorts that collectively promoted their industry. After 20 years the group has dissolved and will no longer be that one voice this winter or beyond. “Ski Lake Tahoe certainly was a brand platform for the regional ski product, […]
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By Larry Weitzman Don Corleone, the godfather in the Mario Puzo novels, had a real consigliere, a lawyer who advised Corleone as to the ups and downs of his business and other moves. As a lawyer he stayed away from the violence of the family business, but as a lawyer and consigliere he advised the […]
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Two people were killed in Kings Beach on Saturday. Placer County sheriff’s deputies were called to the 8400 block of Trout Avenue at 4pm Nov. 4 because of shots fired. When they got there a man and woman were found shot to death. “The investigation revealed that this was related to a neighbor dispute,” deputies […]
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By San Francisco Chronicle When it comes to navigating the myriad grub spots and watering holes that pop up on your phone when you visit Truckee, there’s no better guide than professional snowboarder Danny Davis. The 29-year-old is a two-time Winter X Games gold medalist (in halfpipe), has lived in the snowboarding mecca for the […]
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