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North Shore establishes wedding industry group

Tahoe Wedding Industry Group has been created on the North Shore in an attempt to better market the area to brides and grooms. Kevin Wallner with First Chair Digital Marketing be the first guest speaker at the inaugural meeting Oct. 26 at 9am at Gar Woods in Carnelian Bay. His talk is titled Digital Marketing […]

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Scam artists impersonating DCSO personnel

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office on Oct. 24 received multiple reports of attempted fraud. In all of the reported incidents a male subject claimed to be Lt. Mike Sharp with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.  Caller IDs identify the phone number as 775.375.5858, located in Winnemucca. The complainants were told they owe money in regard to civil […]

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Wine history lingers on palate at Tahoe pairing

By Susan Wood STATELINE – The Judgment of Paris met the approval of Tahoe at the Food and Wine Festival President’s Dinner hosted by Harveys. The four-course dinner at the casino’s 19th floor restaurant aptly named 19 Kitchen Bar featured special guest Violet Grgich providing wine. If the name sounds familiar to those of you […]

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Calif. teachers campaign for education propositions

By Karma Dickerson, Fox-40 SACRAMENTO — Today is the last day to register to vote in California. The campaigns are hitting the streets to register and persuade voters. California Teachers Association members were campaigning statewide Sunday in favor of two education initiatives. Proposition 55 would sustain funding for schools through an extension of the tax on people […]

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Northstar GM returning to Beaver Creek

Northstar needs a new top executive. Beth Howard is leaving the Truckee resort to be to the chief operating officer at Beaver Creek. Vail Resorts, the parent company, has made changes throughout its resorts. Howard replaces Doug Lovell who is taking over the top job at Vail Mountain. Vail Mountain’s chief operating officer, Chris Jarnot, […]

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Marketing push brings people to South Shore

By Kathryn Reed More heads in beds is bringing in a substantial amount of money in order to promote the South Shore to even more people. The South Lake Tahoe Tourism Improvement District’s budget is more than 20 percent higher than it was a year ago; $2.3 million v. $2.6 million. (In 2009 the budget was $1.8 […]

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5 suspects caught in Truckee theft spree

Five people were arrested in Truckee in three days related to a series of thefts in the area. Officers were alerted Oct. 21 to suspicious people entering unlocked vehicles in the Prosser Lakeview subdivision. A witness was detaining a suspect, Lourene Walter. Officers arrested Walter, 20, on felony charges of theft, being under the influence of […]

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Letter: Collin deserves to be on SLT council

To the community, I have lived, worked and been very involved in this community for 36 years and this is the first time I have been compelled to write a letter in support of a candidate. I am writing this letter in support of Jason Collin for City Council. I have served on many boards […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

·       NAMI Family Support Group is a free, confidential and safe support group of families helping other families who live with mental health challenges. They meet the second Tuesday of the month from 6-7:30pm at the South Lake Tahoe Library, 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd. ·       On Nov. 18, Squaw Valley Institute will show the premiere […]

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Tahoe Tails — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

Bella is a nice little rat terrier, maybe 20 pounds. She is 8 years old, which means that she is mature yet has many more years to go. She has lived with dogs, kids and cats, and is house trained and crate trained. Rat terriers make great pets, as they are affectionate, smart, and sensitive. […]

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