Former South Lake Tahoe resident Ty Robben could be going to prison for seven years after being found guilty of making threats to area officials. Robben spearheaded protests against the local police department in early 2013 and made his opinions known at City Council meetings. He had websites and Facebook pages touting police corruption. But […]
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By Larry Weitzman This is my third go around with the new Genesis G80, now in an updated Sport version. Offered in RWD and AWD, it is designed to be a significant player in today’s era of super sedans, like Mercedes AMG or BMW M cars. How could a Korean compete in these lofty automotive […]
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The California Tahoe Conservancy board this month awarded more than $3 million in Proposition 1 funds for eight projects to improve the Lake Tahoe Basin’s forests, lake clarity, and water quality. The projects approved for funding include: · Aquatic Invasive Species program planning, Tahoe Resource Conservation District $862,000: To evaluate new techniques for controlling aquatic […]
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Peter Quillian, who is suspected of committing several burglaries in Stateline, is behind bars. Quillian was arrested by Douglas County sheriff’s deputies on Sept. 24. He was arrested on a fugitive warrant out of South Lake Tahoe. Deputies said at the time he was in possession of a hypodermic needle. Quillian is accused of stealing […]
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By Terra Breeden There are a lot of South Lake Tahoe residents who ski, ride or work at Heavenly Mountain Resort, but few have had an impact on the mountain like Martin Hollay. The 96-year-old skier embodies the spirit of Lake Tahoe. On Sept. 25, Heavenly honored Hollay with a hiking trail named after him […]
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By Meghin Delaney, Las Vegas Review-Journal Nevada students are slowly making gains in math in elementary school, but by the time eighth grade rolls around that progress comes to a screeching halt. At least that’s what the most recent testing data released by the state suggests. Only 18 percent of students reached the proficiency […]
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To the community, So you want my take on VHRs — OK. I’m going to start by asking a few questions, Why is one type of lodging property held to different standards than the other. Why don’t VHRs have to be ADA compliant? They’re a business and open to the public. Why are businesses allowed […]
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· Nominations for the annual Lake Tahoe Bicycle achievement awards are open. Applications are due Oct. 15. For more info, go online. · The California Tahoe Conservancy board plans to go from four meetings to six a year starting in 2018. · Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District personnel have responded to 45 out-of-district fires; as close […]
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Caltrans is alerting motorists traveling on westbound Interstate 80 of the planned closure of Exit 184 from westbound I-80 to Donner Pass Road from 7am-5pm Sept. 26-27 for emergency pavement repairs. The on-ramp to westbound I-80 from Donner Pass Road will remain open. Motorists can continue on westbound I-80 to the next exit at Donner […]
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By Donald Wood, Travel Pulse A new study revealed that almost 30 percent of Americans plan to take a fall vacation this year. According to AAA, 28 percent of United States citizens expect to make time to travel between Labor Day and Thanksgiving. Fewer crowds and children, more favorable weather and a better value are some of […]
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