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Letter: Adventurous time at Bread & Broth

To the community, The Mueller family really enjoys making people happy. As owners of Adventure Mountain Lake Tahoe, the sledding, tubing and snow play resort located at the top of Echo Summit, they provide winter activities that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Continuing their generous spirit of wanting to make people’s lives […]

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Prescribed fires planned for Truckee Ranger District

The Truckee Ranger District on the Tahoe National Forest will conduct prescribed fires this fall and winter to reduce build-up of hazardous fuels and to move towards restoring forest ecosystems. Planned projects include low to moderate intensity understory burns of vegetation on the forest floor and burning piles of stacked woody material. The goals of […]

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LimeBike raises cash for rapid growth

LimeBike this month raised $50 million in Series B funding to expand its reach. The bike share company was in South Lake Tahoe this summer on a pilot program and expects to return next summer. The cash infusion will be used to grow operations, support ongoing upgrades to the bike design and the mobile app, […]

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Raley’s-owned stores recall vegetable products

By Molly Sullivan, Sacramento Bee Raley’s, Nob Hill and Bel Air stores have joined the ranks of grocery stores recalling prepackaged and frozen vegetable products from Mann Packing that may be contaminated with listeria. So far, health officials have not confirmed any listeria cases in Sacramento County. Customers who purchased products included in the recall […]

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Tahoe-Truckee benefits from alternative art galleries

By Megan Brancaccio, Moonshine Ink As I walk into the Coffeebar Bakery — located on Donner Pass Road, less than a mile from Highway 80 — it’s hard to focus on anything but the smell of roasted coffee beans and the spread of various baked goods. The shop hardly seats 10 people, and serves mostly as […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

·       El Dorado County is launching an economic development campaign called Elevate to El Dorado. More info is on the website launched just for this campaign. ·       Zephyr Cove Tennis Club’s Tahoe Tennis Classic will be July 26-29, 2018. ·       The Carson Valley Arts Council will present the Tony Furtado Trio in concert at CVIC […]

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Tech billionaire Ellison buying Cal Neva

By Dale Kasler, Sacramento Bee Larry Ellison has made billions in high technology and has a knack for buying glitzy real estate properties. Can the founder of Oracle Corp. bring his Midas touch to a faded Lake Tahoe resort once owned by Frank Sinatra? Ellison’s Lawrence Investments has been cleared to buy the Cal Neva […]

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Letter: Reasons Measure C makes sense

To the community, Ever since we moved to South Lake Tahoe 38 years ago, we have been proud to call this city our home. Between our community spirit of caring and sharing, excellent schools, and the inspiring nature of the lake and mountains, we are truly fortunate to live in such a special place. We […]

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Experience is Mancuso’s secret weapon for S. Korea

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 Susan Wood PARK CITY, Utah – Experience counts in most facets of life. So at age 33, alpine skier Julia Mancuso is counting on that theory to take […]

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Police looking for man in connection to Stateline murder

Douglas County sheriff’s investigators want to question Jose DeJesus Rodriguez Quezada in regards to a murder this month at Hard Rock in Stateline. Kevin Leroy Edwards, 56, of Reno was found dead in a hotel room on Oct. 3. Authorities are not saying how the two knew each other or how Edwards died. Quezada, 44, […]

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