Placer County plans to remove about 1,800 hazardous trees that could damage or destroy county infrastructure. Supervisors approved the $3.1 million project. The plan is to seek reimbursement through the California Disaster Assistance Act. This would be for 75 percent of the total expenditure. The state has identified 10 counties that have been hard hit by tree […]
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By Chad Day and Jeff Horwitz, AP While Donald Trump won’t publicly release his income tax returns, the New York businessman has turned them over when it suited his needs — if he stood to make a profit, needed a loan or when a judge forced him. Pennsylvania gaming regulators were given at least five […]
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Animal Coalition of Tahoe’s 12th annual Mutt Strut Poker Run will be Oct. 9. The family-friendly event involves a little exercise with your pooch, poker, and an opportunity to win prizes. The Mutt Strut will begin at the corner of Lake Tahoe Boulevard and Lakeview Avenue in South Lake Tahoe, with registration from 11-11:30am. Participants […]
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By Nicole Raz, Las Vegas Review-Journal A one-stop gambling slot machine that allows players to book a sports bet or print a tax form was unveiled Monday at the Global Gaming Expo. JCM Global debuted the multi-tasking machine on the first day of G2E at the Sands Expo and Convention Center, showcasing a new technology […]
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By Tracy Rucinski, Reuters Caesars Entertainment Corp said on Tuesday it has struck a crucial $5 billion deal with most of its casino operating unit’s creditors, resolving billions of dollars in legal claims and paving the subsidiary’s way out of a costly bankruptcy. The Las Vegas-based company’s main operating unit, Caesars Entertainment Operating Co Inc, […]
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· The 2017 Tahoe Tennis Classic at Zephyr Cove Tennis Club will be July 27-30. · Sierra-at-Tahoe is installing four Vapur hydration stations on the mountain. · There will be a town hall meeting Sept. 29 headed by the Keep Squaw True group regarding the proposed development of Squaw Valley. It will be from 6-8pm […]
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By Kathryn Reed The remaining rebar and concrete at the Chateau site near the state line in South Lake Tahoe is going to be developed by a new owner in the near future. Owens Financial out of Walnut Creek is selling about 8 acres of the undeveloped site, plus the parking structure to Kawana Holdings […]
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By Kathryn Reed Even though the calendar says fall, there is still plenty of squash to be found. Using different colors and varieties will make this dish look even better. This recipe is an ideal side dish. It’s light and flavorful. While I cooked it outside on the barbecue, it could easily be made in […]
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By Susan Wood Ask anyone who’s been diagnosed with a terminal illness and they’ll tell you in some ways their life stopped then. There are things to deal with that become a full-time job for most people. This means arranging doctors’ visits, dealing with insurance companies, receiving social assistance, learning the keys to transportation, getting […]
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To the community, Every Monday evening at St. Theresa Grace Hall, Bread & Broth serves hot, full-course, nutritious meals to everyone who stops by between 4-5:30pm. Everyone from the community is invited to join the dinner guests and engage in conversation while enjoying the wonderful meals prepared by the talented B&B cooks and served by […]
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