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Opinion: Time to take action against golf course proposal

To the community, We are still fighting the battle to stop the Lake Tahoe Golf Course from taking over the Washoe Meadows State Park. A postcard was created by the Washoe Meadows Community that many are filling out and submitting, but it is hoped many more can be reached through the media. If you support […]

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Ice rink collecting warm apparel for those in need

South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena is having a coat drive Oct. 6-Nov. 1. Drop items off at the rink — 1176 Rufus Allen Blvd. They will be given to people on the South Shore. Items being collected include: -Blankets -Coats -Scarves -Hats -Gloves -Firewood -Other winter apparel. For each donation, the rink is offering $2 […]

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Gummy bears soaked in alcohol latest way teens get drunk

By CBS-13 WEST SACRAMENTO — Vodka-soaked gummy bears. That’s the newest way teenagers are getting drunk, and police warn it’s nearly undetectable. It’s dangerous because the booze-soaked candy is pretty much odorless and the person eating them has no idea how much alcohol they’re putting into their system. In less than a month, a “how-to” […]

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Wreath sale benefits Austin’s House

Now is the time to order the finest fresh cut evergreen wreaths and decorations for the holidays. A portion of each purchase will benefit Austin’s House. Choose from four holiday evergreen arrangements at reasonable prices. Noble fir and mixed evergreen wreaths are $20, 10 feet of western cedar garland is $20 and the table centerpiece […]

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Gift reporting rules for Calif. lawmakers may change

By Torey Van Oot, Sacramento Bee The state political watchdog agency is set to consider next month adopting substantial changes to rules governing gifts to public officials and staff, including exemptions from disclosure for presents received from former spouses, dating partners and longtime friends. The proposed regulations drafted by Fair Political Practices Commission staffers affect […]

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Tahoe Adventure Film Festival

Tahoe Adventure Film Festival is Dec. 10 at MontBleu casino in Stateline. Doors open at 6:30pm, with the show from 7:30-9:30pm. To purchase tickets, call 888.829.7630.

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Warren Miller movie in Stateline

Warren Miller’s “Like There’s No Tomorrow” will be shown in the MontBleu Theater in Stateline on Nov. 18 and Nov. 19. Doors open at 6:30pm, with the movie at 7:30pm. Tickets are $16 plus tax and fees.

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Sierra’s Pray for Snow Party

Sierra-at-Tahoe’s annual Pray for Snow Party is at Opal Ultra Lounge inside MontBleu casino in Stateline. The Nov. 10 event starts at 6pm for pass holders, 7pm for the general public.

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Experts: Exercise may reduce odds of getting breast cancer

By Laura Martin, Gannett Exercise doesn’t just lower the number on the scale: Studies now show that it can also reduce breast cancer risk. The American Cancer Society predicts that in 2011, 288,000 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and that 39,520 women will die of the disease. These numbers could decrease significantly […]

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