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Zephyr Cove man hurt in accident near Carson City

A Zephyr Cove resident was involved in an accident Tuesday afternoon near Carson City. According to the Nevada Highway Patrol, Kenneth Woolsey Isaac, 48, of Zephyr Cove was traveling west on Highway 50 when for unknown reasons his vehicle crossed into the eastbound lane and struck a vehicle driven by Gustavo Galindo Cordova, 83, of […]

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Motherlode Century

Cyclists from far and wide are signing up for the May 20 Motherlode Century. Staged in the foothills of the historic Gold Country, the Motherlode offers three ride options: The Gold Dust (31 miles), The Gold Nugget (67 miles) and the Motherlode (100 miles). The century bike ride benefits the American River Conservancy and Breathe […]

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Sammy Hagar in Lake Tahoe

Sammy Hagar will play at outdoors at Harveys in Stateline on Sept. 1 at 8pm. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster for $69.50.  

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Business Plan Components

The North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association and Plumas Bank in partnership with the Small Business Development Center of Greater Sacramento/Sierra are offering Business Plan Components on May 8 from 9am-noon at the Tahoe City Public Utility District Board Room, 221 Fairway Drive, Tahoe City. The workshop is geared for existing and emerging business owners. Attendees […]

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Class designed to help parents whose children are bullied

The second of three sessions designed to help parents whose children are being bullied is May 7 from 5:30-8:30pm. Techniques will be provided to empower youth with methods to deal with put downs and bullying. This series will provide usable responses and tools that empower youth to diffuse conflicts with their peers along with preventative […]

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Truckee residents say yes to organ donation

By Bill Lindelof, Sacramento Bee Truckee leads the way in drivers agreeing to donate organs for transplant. A ceremony last week at the Truckee Department of Motor Vehicles field office marked the town ranking first in the state when it comes to the percentage of drivers checking “yes” to organ and tissue donation. Only about […]

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LTN tidbit 2: Reporter only scratches surface of Wood’s titles

May is 31 tidbits about Lake Tahoe News month. LTN tidbit No. 2: Susan Wood started her reporting career in 1995 in Southern California. In 2000, she moved to Lake Tahoe in part to immerse herself in the outdoors and in part to continue her journalistic career. Today she is a freelance writer and one […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Kirkwood Mountain Resort will be open May 4-6 on a limited basis. • North Lake Tahoe hosts Opening Day at the Lake May 25-28 with the seaplane splash-in, deck openings at lakeside restaurants, nursery sales, opening of area marinas, open house at the community center, guided museum tours and historic walking tours. • The […]

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Loop road OK to discuss, but not Lakeview Commons name

By Kathryn Reed Two issues not on the May 1 South Lake Tahoe City Council docket received more public comment than the entire published agenda. Operators of businesses in South Lake Tahoe near the state line descended upon the City Council chambers Tuesday to give the electeds an earful about what they think about the […]

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3-day workshop in Leopold’s land ethics

The Northern Sierra Training at Sagehen Creek Field Station is June 1-3. The Land Ethic Leadership Program embraces the theories conservationist Aldo Leopold embraced. Participants will be taught how to help their community think about complex and changing environmental issues and have deeper discussion about their collective values and vision. Each Land Ethic Leaders workshop […]

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