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Pray for Snow Party

Apres Wine Co. in South Lake Tahoe is having a Pray for Snow Party on Friday the 13th from 4-10pm. Be there in your snow boots, mittens and parkas to egg on Mother Nature. January also marks Après’ third anniversary, so that will be celebrated, too.  

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South Lake Tahoe pool closed

The swimming pool at the South Lake Tahoe Recreation Center is closed because of mechanical malfunction. It is not known when it will reopen. Call (530) 542.6056 for more information.

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Lake Tahoe not the only region in search of snow

By Marnie Hunter, CNN Lane Kommer should be skiing this week. Instead he postponed a trip to Colorado because the snow situation just isn’t looking good. “We’ve been keeping a close eye on the weather the last few weeks and keeping our fingers crossed, hoping for some good snow and it just got to the […]

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EFT workshop in Auburn

Participate in a 90-minute interactive workshop to learn Emotional Freedom Technique, a leading strategy in increasing productivity on a business and personal level. EFT is a simple and effective technique that teaches you how to tap on acupoints with focused attention to help you. The Feb. 8 1-2:30pm workshop is in Auburn. It is taught […]

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Skier visits to Vail Resorts down 15% so far

While visits are down this season throughout the six Vail Resorts ski areas, the company is not downgrading its earning projections with three-quarters of the season still remaining. “However, we would acknowledge that those targets will be more difficult to achieve given the results over the holidays,” Vail Resorts CEO Rob Katz said in a […]

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K’s Kitchen: Minnesota Wild Rice Soup

By Kathryn Reed One of my favorite soups is my mom’s rice soup. I’ve just added another rice soup to my list of favorites. The wild soup recipe below comes from my sister, Tami, in Minnesota. When I emailed to say how yummy it was she said she made it the night before as well […]

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RAOK: Giving to others who are in need

Random Acts of Kindness come in all forms. This is truly evident by the varied comments that have been posted through this promotion Lake Tahoe News is sponsoring through the month of January. Janice Eastburn is the most recent award recipient. She is receiving a one-hour business consultation session with Knox & Associates as well […]

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Opinion: Dim government thinking creates silly law

By Ted Gaines As we say hello to 2012, it is time to say goodbye to an old friend, the trusty and dependable 100-watt light bulb. It will disappear into the new, uncomfortably-bright white world of the compact fluorescent light (CFL), where green Utopianism is killing consumer choice, shipping jobs to China, and lowering the […]

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History: Wagons had many uses in Tahoe

Publisher’s note: This is reprinted from the August 1988 Lake Tahoe Historical Society newsletter. It is a relic, a commemoration of life lived in an earlier time. It sits today, unused, too old to fulfill its original purpose yet admired by all. It is weathered and broken but it has survived, a descendant of centuries […]

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Learn about changes to California and Nevada laws

Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a legal update seminar for California and Nevada businesses. The event is Jan. 24 from 9am-noon at the chamber’s conference room at 169 Highway 50, Stateline. This employment law seminar includes updated information for managers and business professionals. Register before Jan. 16 for a price of […]

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