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S. Tahoe working on how to handle special events

South Lake Tahoe Community Services Department is putting on a workshop to review the special events guidelines for future events. Public feedback and participation is encouraged at the March 14 3pm meeting at the South Lake Tahoe Recreation Center, Cedar Room. The City Council on March 20 is expected to have a workshop on the […]

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Wet week ahead for Lake Tahoe Basin

This could the wettest week of the winter, with the first of several storms expected to arrive tonight. With spring just nine days away and bare ground the norm in so much of the Lake Tahoe Basin, more white stuff would be welcome. However, the storms are expected to be warm to begin with so […]

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Miles of snowshoe trails just steps from neighborhood

By Kathryn Reed As the sun beat down last Sunday in what turned out to be a record high 59 degrees, the clothes started coming off. Powerline trail, which in some places parallels Pioneer Trail, is one of those routes that no matter the sport sweat is bound to be involved. It’s not that it […]

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Winter trail users discuss conflicts

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal More than a decade after conflicts over winter sports led to the ban of snowmobiles from much of a popular mountain meadow between Reno and Lake Tahoe, new discussions are under way regarding the problem in the same vicinity. Involved are folks who cherish the quiet solitude of skiing or […]

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Hight lays down consecutive 900s to win halfpipe

By USSA STRATTON, Vt. – Elena Hight of South Lake Tahoe won the Burton U.S. Open halfpipe Saturday at Stratton Resort in Vermont to end Kelly Clark’s streak of 16 consecutive wins. Ellery Hollingsworth of Darien, Conn., gave the U.S. a women’s sweep with a third place finish. On the men’s side Shaun White, who […]

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Dugard makes first public appearance since 2009 homecoming

By Emily Christianson, Los Angeles Times Jaycee Dugard stepped out publicly on Friday for the first time since her rescue in 2009. The kidnapping survivor was in good company at the United Nations in New York for Diane von Furstenberg’s DVF Awards ceremony, where she met fellow honorees like Oprah Winfrey. Dugard received the Inspiration […]

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Rotary celebrating St. Paddy’s Day a day early

The 44th annual Tahoe Douglas Rotary St. Patrick’s Day celebration is March 16 at 6pm at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. The evening includes a silent auction, live auction, full Irish buffet, wine tasting, entertainment and dancing. A new addition this year is the wine grab. For $10 people can buy a bottle of wine that will […]

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Community groups to meet to work on reducing duplication of efforts

Last fall several community based organizations met to discuss how to reduce duplication of efforts regarding donations to children/families. At that meeting the group suggested getting together in the spring. That follow-up meeting has been set for The follow-up meeting has been scheduled for March 29, 2:30-4pm at the El Dorado County Office of Education, […]

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S. Tahoe schedules neighborhood meeting for Y area

South Lake Tahoe officials will be meeting with residents and business owners in the neighborhoods of South Y Industrial, Bonanza, Barton, airport and Winnemucca on March 20. The 6pm meeting is in the City Council Chambers located at 1901 Airport Road. South Lake Tahoe is broken into 20 neighborhoods. They have been combined into six […]

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Storytime for families at S. Tahoe library

Let’s Read Together Storytime is a family based storytime with early learning reading tips. Each family will go home with a new copy of the featured book. Families must preregister for the March 17 11am storytime that is conducted at the South Lake Tahoe library because space is limited. For more information or to register, […]

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