Return to standard time
Turn the clocks back an hour because Nov. 6 at 2am those in California and Nevada — and other places — return to standard time.
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Hours changing for North Tahoe recreation sites
North Tahoe Public Utility District is changing operating hours for the North Tahoe Regional Park, Tahoe Vista Recreation Area Boat Launch and Coon Street Boat Launch. The North Tahoe Regional Park will remain open until 8pm through September. From Oct. 1-Nov. 30 the park will close at 7pm. Winter hours begin Dec. 1, with the […]
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Murillo intends to increase LTCC’s presence in community, state
By Kathryn Reed No tuition, manual typewriters, and classes in a motel – that was then. Computers in nearly every classroom, multiple buildings on a real campus, and a fee for all of that – this is now. A video showcasing Lake Tahoe Community College from 1974-2011 was part of the Sept. 15 inauguration of […]
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Opinion: Finding your inner artist
By Robert Schimmel What a phenomenal week(s) our nation experienced leading up to the 10th anniversary of 9/11. From celebrating our innumerable heroes and soothing our still tender hearts and seared memories to encouraging vigilance along with forgiveness, this was a period of mixed joy, catharsis and hand holding. Though I didn’t lose any immediate […]
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Chimney sweeping can prevent unwanted fire
With the cooler nights soon to be upon us, it’s time to make sure your chimney is in safe working order. We at the South Lake Tahoe Fire Department annually respond to numerous chimney fires, mainly due to creosote buildup in the chimney flue. This type of fire has the potential to extend into your […]
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Opinion: Rules to follow during hunting season
By Armando Avina With hunting season upon us, and increased citizen concern regarding target shooting in congested areas, the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind residents of county ordinances governing discharge of firearms in congested areas. Washoe County Code 50.094 to 50.154 states that it is unlawful to discharge: * any gun, pistol, […]
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Lake Tahoe writers share their craft with enthusiastic crowd
By Kathryn Reed CAMP RICHARDSON – If there were any doubt about the written (and spoken) word not thriving in Lake Tahoe, those concerns were laid to rest Friday night. Seven authors read from their work during the third annual Celebration of Writers Around the Lake at Valhalla. The event each year features authors from […]
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Library to host Leave No Trace lecture
Mark Ardagna and Tara McCarthy from the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics will present an Awareness Workshop in which participants will learn how to enjoy outdoor pursuits while ensuring a sustainable future. The Oct. 15 1pm event is at South Lake Tahoe Branch Library, 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd., South Lake Tahoe.
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USDA food distribution
A USDA food distribution for Nevada residents will be Sept. 22 at the Tahoe Douglas Senior Center, 885 Highway 50, Zephyr Cove. There are only four nonperishable items to be given away this month. The next distribution will be Nov. 17. More commodities will be available then. Items will be distributed from 9-10am. Preference will […]
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Opinion: Habitat for Humanity volunteers working the South Shore
To the community, The South Lake Tahoe branch of Habitat for Humanity of El Dorado County had three projects this summer season. “A Brush with Kindness” is a program designed to help folks who cannot care for the exterior of their property. Minor repairs, paint and basic landscaping is provided, with the owners participation. We […]
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