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Lake Tahoe News resumes daily ski report

It’s back — Lake Tahoe News’ morning ski report brought to you by Curtis Fong — the Guy from Tahoe. New this year is the report having its own category on the Home page. Ski Conditions is the category to look for. It’s in the tool bar at the top of the page toward the […]

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Cookbook doesn’t live up to expectations

By Kathryn Reed Some people read cookbooks like they are novels. That’s what my friend Toni does. I approach them as books with recipes – not much more. Now, it’s not quite that simplistic. I often go to cookbooks to try something more, to challenge myself, to make something special, to use an ingredient I […]

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An evening for women who play in the backcountry

Alpenglow Sports in Tahoe City is hosting an evening for women to gather, connect, network, share stories, talk gear, and shop. If you like to backcountry ski or ride, this is an opportunity to meet other women doing the same thing. The free gathering is Nov. 30 from 6:30-8pm. It includes food, drink and prizes. […]

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Buying art is nowhere near as complicated as rocket science

By Robert Schimmel How many times have I heard the question — “It has to go with my couch, right?” — directly or subliminally during my gallery and private sales experience. In return I’ve wanted desperately to ask, “Is that like a dating priority or matchmaking game?” On the more humorous side is the truth […]

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Opinion: Inmates under county control offers a chance for innovation

Publisher’s note: This editorial is from the Nov. 13, 2011, Los Angeles Times. Californians shouldn’t be surprised by recent reports, that county jails are filling up. Public safety realignment is no secret. After years of refusal to consider sentencing reforms, inability to provide adequate drug treatment, unwillingness to prepare parolees for lives outside prison and […]

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S. Tahoe officials jittery about legalities of medical pot

By Kathryn Reed Cities across California are fearful of what a medical marijuana decision out of Long Beach will mean to them as well as what the feds may do. South Lake Tahoe and Sacramento’s city councils on Tuesday wrestled with what to do with their respective ordinances. In predictable fashion, South Lake Tahoe couldn’t […]

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Ideas about transportation in the basin being sought

Planners are still seeking comments from people concerned about transportation in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Two meetings earlier this month went over a variety of ideas. People may enter their comments online until Dec. 3. The links below go to four areas where people can submit new ideas, vote on other ideas, or provide feedback […]

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South Lake Tahoe Turkey Trot

The annual South Lake Tahoe Turkey Trot is Nov. 19. Registration is at 10am, with the kids’ races at 11am, and adults at noon. Kids free, while it costs adults 18 and up $2. The event is at the South Lake Tahoe Recreation & Swim Complex at 1180 Rufus Allen Blvd. All participants receive a […]

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Turkey Trot fun run in South Lake Tahoe

The annual South Lake Tahoe Turkey Trot is Nov. 19. Registration is at 10am, with the kids’ races at 11am, and adults at noon. Kids free, while it costs adults 18 and up $2. The event is at the South Lake Tahoe Recreation & Swim Complex at 1180 Rufus Allen Blvd. All participants receive a […]

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