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Hwy. 50 open after 3-car accident in American River canyon

A three-car accident that included one vehicle landing on its roof and another 10-feet down the embankment headed toward the American River resulted in at least one ambulance taking injured people to Barton Memorial Hospital. The Friday collision that closed Highway 50 for about 30 minutes in both directions still had California Highway Patrol officers […]

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Nevada has third highest-rate of interracial marriages

By Steve Timko, Reno Gazette-Journal One in four recent Nevada marriages is interracial or interethnic, the third-highest rate in the nation, according to a Pew Center report released this week. Using U.S. Census Bureau data, the research group concluded that out of the 57,065 marriages by Nevada residents between 2008 and 2010, 25.6 percent were […]

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Burning Man changing ticket policy

By Geralda Miller, Reno Gazette-Journal Burning Man organizers spelled out on Wednesday a plan for resolving their ticket crisis after conducting their first ticket lottery, which left many long-time attendees ticketless. A lengthy post on the organization’s website told those eagerly awaiting the news that the 10,000 tickets scheduled to be sold next month in […]

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Paul Revere & The Raiders

Paul Revere & The Raiders will be at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe South Shore Room on March 10 at 7:30pm. Tickets are $37.50. For more information, call 800.786.8208.

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Give Your Medicine Cabinet a Makeover

Between beauty products and a vast array of over the counter drugs available, it can be a challenge to know how to chose what is good for you, not to mention potential side effects. Give Your Medicine Cabinet a Makeover will introduce people to alternatives to synthetic and artificially processed drugs and beauty products. The […]

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Champions for Children

The 6th annual Champions for Children event is April 25 in Placerville and April 26 in South Lake Tahoe. Both events start at 9am, with a noon lunch to follow. This year’s them is “Making Your Organization Parent and Family Friendly – Strategies for Effective Parent Engagement” with Joni Samples as presenter. This professional development […]

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Essential oils clinic

Rachel Jones, a licensed massage therapist, is giving a talk on the clinical approach to essential oil application on Feb. 24. The 11:30am-2:30pm event is at Lake Tahoe Wellness Center, 695 Wolf St, Kings Beach. The free event is geared toward alternative health practitioners, massage therapists, yoga teachers, spa technicians or anyone who simply wishes […]

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Beach Boys in Tahoe

Beach Boys reunite for a tour that includes a stop at the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series in Stateline on July 15 at 7pm.

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Learning to take control of stress

By Mandy Kendall With the snowfall we have had these past few days I wondered if it would, at last, relieve a little of the stress that local businesses must have been feeling over the last few dry months? A small amount of stress is vital for our well-being, but too much stress and we […]

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Learn to meditate for free

Forgotten how to take a deep breath? Need a little down time? Rosemary Manning is teaching a beginning meditation class Feb. 27 from 6-7pm. The free class is at Tahoe Wellness Cooperative (in the Bijou Center, next to Hot Gossip)in South Lake Tahoe. Bring a pillow to sit on. For more information, email tahoehealthtouch@gmail.com.

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