By Kathryn Reed It seems like I can live off salads for most of the summer. This particular one I keep making over and over. The greens and beets are available at farmers’ markets. I have been using a mixed blend that is available at the Tuesday market in South Lake Tahoe. Using arugula or […]
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Liberty Utilities gave scholarships to several high school and community college students living within the utility’s service territory. This is the fourth consecutive year that Liberty has provided these awards. Winners include: South Tahoe High School – Kimberly Fisher Loyalton High School – Hayden Ketchum Coleville High School – Kiera Elam North Tahoe High School – […]
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Barton Health is offering a one-day intensive childbirth preparation class on July 9. Parents are invited to attend childbirth classes at approximately 28 to 32 weeks. Learn about preparing for the hospital, when to check for admission, pre-term indicators, relaxation/breathing techniques, the birthing process, labor positions, and pain management. Sign up online. Call 530.543.5549 or emailfit@bartonhealth.org […]
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By David Siders and Jim Miller, Sacramento Bee California voters will confront a smorgasbord of policy questions on the November ballot, with initiatives ranging from marijuana legalization and the death penalty to gun control and taxes qualifying by the Thursday deadline. The Nov. 8 ballot includes the largest number of measures – 17 – since […]
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Tahoe Arts Project is bringing the Missoula Children’s Theater back to Tahoe the week of July 11. Auditions for the production of “Pinocchio” are July 11 at the South Tahoe Middle School multipurpose room from 10am-noon. Plan to stay for the full two hours. Some of the cast members will be asked to stay for a […]
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By Jonathan J. Cooper, AP SACRAMENTO — California’s gun laws, already some of the strictest in the nation, will get even more stringent next year. Gov. Jerry Brown signed onto much of the gun-control agenda advocated by legislative Democrats, who are clamoring to crack down in the wake of high-profile mass shootings including last year’s […]
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By Kathryn Reed SnowGlobe promoter Chad Donnelly wants South Lake Tahoe to pay him $3 million over 10 years to keep bringing the three-day music festival to town. For about a year he has been talking to staff about a long-term contract. The current three-year agreement ends after this year’s event in December. Just prior […]
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To the community, Summer in South Lake Tahoe is already known for its outdoor entertainment – great beaches, hiking trails, kayaking, mountain biking, and more. I don’t often hear talk about South Lake Tahoe as a theatrical hub, but that really should change. On June 30, I had the pleasure of attending the opening night […]
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The parent company of Caesars Entertainment is about to have a larger role in Lake Tahoe. Apollo Global Management LLC is acquiring Diamond Resorts International Inc. for nearly $2.2 billion. Apollo is paying $30.25 per share. Diamond Resorts operates the timeshare Lake Tahoe Vacation Resort at Ski Run Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe. “We look […]
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Updated 8:45pm: A South Lake Tahoe man is behind bars for allegedly robbing the El Dorado Savings Bank in South Lake Tahoe on Friday afternoon. Gabriel Antonio Evans, 36, was arrested at his residence in the 3000 block of Riverside Avenue at 7:45pm July 1. Due to Evan’s past violent criminal history, the SWAT team was called […]
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