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SLT putting on adventure camps for kids

South Lake Tahoe Recreation Department is offering a South Tahoe Adventure Camp for children ages 6-12 years on Monday-Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm through Aug. 19. The mission is to provide an active, healthy, and safe environment for youth to learn and play. The focus is on inspiring a love for the outdoors through exposure to the natural playground in […]

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Truckee assault sends 1 to hospital, 1 to jail

A Chico man remains hospitalized three days after being in a fight at a bar in Truckee. Jesse Hill, 39, was found unconscious on the sidewalk in front of the Pastime Club on June 18 at 11:05pm. Truckee police officers said Hill and Bryan Sperlin, 24, of Truckee began arguing earlier in the evening at […]

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Opinion: Wounded Knee — forgotten lesson

By Kathryn Reed PINE RIDE INDIAN RESERVATION, S.D. – A week ago today I was at the site of the worst massacre in U.S. history. I wasn’t in Florida. I was in South Dakota. I was on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, home of Wounded Knee. This is where 146 Lakota Sioux were killed on […]

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South Tahoe gearing up for July 4 parade

South Lake Tahoe is hosting a 4th of July parade in honor of American Legion Post 795. Legion members will also serve as the parade marshals. There will be about 50 entries and 150 walkers in the parade. The parade will begin at 10am at the Y, go down Highway 50 and finish at Rite-Aid on […]

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Gala benefits Tahoe summer music festival

Classical Tahoe, formerly Lake Tahoe SummerFest, is putting on a one-of-a-kind gala and fundraiser to kick off the summer festival. White Nights, the third annual gala, will be July 10 at the lakefront estate of Kern Schumacher in Incline Village. White Nights is a nod toward the popular international diner en blanc pop-up events that […]

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Truckee Air Show ready to take off

The Truckee Tahoe Air Show & Family Festival is flying into its fifth year on July 9. This year’s theme is Space, Science and Beyond, an exploration into STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Keeping with the theme, the air show’s grand marshal will be former NASA astronaut and retired U.S. Air Force test […]

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Designer leaves impression on Tahoe homes

By Terra Breeden Red-checked plaid, embroidered moose and heavy pine furniture is a common theme in the interior design of Lake Tahoe homes. The “rustic cabin” look is so repetitive it has an almost kitschy feel and let’s be honest, there are no moose in Tahoe. But Jessie Marchesseau of newly opened Revive Interior Design […]

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Tahoe Tails — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

Troy is a handsome gentleman and like many Tuxedo cats, has a silly streak. He would love to find a furever home. He has been at the shelter since April and he’s ready to become a loving member of your household. Troy is very friendly and a happy character, and loves to be petted and […]

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Letter: Yacht clubs takes turn at B&B

To the community, The members of the South Lake Tahoe Yacht Club (SLTYC) are a fun and active group who have a common interest in boating and enjoying beautiful Lake Tahoe. However, this social club is also committed to community involvement and on June 13 the SLTYC sponsored their annual Bread & Broth Adopt A […]

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Best landscape designs don’t require hours of maintenance

By Brenda Richardson, Washington Post Pity the poor yard. It receives constant care and attention during the spring and summer, but let a few dry spells or heavy downpours mar its beauty and efficiency and suddenly it’s the bad guy. Maybe it’s time to hit the reset button. Adjustments to your landscape can conserve water, […]

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