The four Democratic candidates for the 4th congressional seat will be in South Lake Tahoe on Nov. 16. The forum will be at Lake Tahoe Community College in the board room from 6-8pm. They will be talking about their views relating to the Lake Tahoe Basin, its issues and environment. The seat is currently occupied […]
Read more
· Community Soup Night is Nov. 16 from 5:30-7:30pm at Coffeebar at Squaw Valley. BYO bowl and spoon. Proceeds go to Tahoe Food Hub and Slow Food Lake Tahoe. Soup and bread are $5, salad is $2. · There will a flu clinic Nov. 2, 3-6pm at Lake Tahoe Airport. No appointment needed. Individuals must […]
Read more
Publisher’s note: This is one of a series of stories about Lake Tahoe area athletes who hope to compete in the 2018 Olympics in South Korea. By Kathryn Reed PARK CITY, Utah – In a sport where fractions of a second can make the difference between being on the podium or not, what one wears […]
Read more
By Lesley Bannatyne Imagine. Pre-electricity, no moon. It’s late October, and the people whisper: This is the season for witchery, the night the spirits of the dead rise from their graves. The wind kicks up, and branches click like skeletal finger bones. You make it home, run inside, and wedge a chair against the door. […]
Read more
By CBS-13 Health officials say three high school students in El Dorado County have been infected with viral meningitis. The El Dorado Union High School Districts says the three teens are students at Ponderosa High School. Health officials are now taking a look at where the kids traveled in the school and are working to […]
Read more
Animal Coalition of Tahoe and Tahoe Beach Retreat are teaming up to offer a unique event for South Lake Tahoe. Doggie Dive-In is an opportunity for dogs to go swimming in the Tahoe Beach Retreat pool before it closes for the season. The Doggie Dive-In will be Nov. 4 from noon to 2pm. If your […]
Read more
By Mark Glover, Sacramento Bee Jose Medina has Nov. 1 circled on his calendar, because “that’s the day the gas goes boom.” More to the point, it’s the day that a 12-cent increase in the base gasoline excise tax goes into effect statewide. Senate Bill 1 was signed into law earlier this year by Gov. […]
Read more
By Tony Berendsen The moon is the Earth’s natural satellite, created as the result of a Mars-size object colliding with our planet billions of years ago. It is the most noticeable celestial object in our sky besides our star the sun, and is visible at night and during the day. The moon causes the tides […]
Read more
The Truckee Community Christmas nonprofit organization is beginning its annual collection. The group for more than 25 years has provided help in the form of a large box of food items, grocery store gift cards, toys and coats to individuals and families identified as the most in need during the holiday season. This program, which […]
Read more
California State Parks will kick off the Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team fall prescribed fire program on Nov. 1. If conditions are favorable, prescribed fire operations will take place in D.L. Bliss State Park on the southwest end of Lake Tahoe. This operation was originally scheduled for earlier this month, but was delayed due to […]
Read more