A South Lake Tahoe man was arrested July 31 on charges of supplying marijuana to a minor, a felon in possession of a firearm and possession of obscene matter. Officer Russell Liles said Jim Zamosky, 57, refused to cooperate when first approached last week about reportedly supplying marijuana to three girls ages 12, 13, and […]
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By Kathryn Reed Summer vegetables mean barbecue season. I think I could have grilled veggies every night for dinner. It’s that savory taste of veggies from the farmers’ market marinated in some concoction that is never the same that makes me love this time of year. Shopping at a farmers’ market is also likely to […]
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Smoky is a very nice medium hair cat. She is 2 years old and is an indoor cat. She has lived with other cats, dogs and children, and so would fit into most homes. She loves to play with laser pointers and dangling toys. Also, the shelter is currently running a special – there are […]
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Dogs are allowed in the Upper Truckee Marsh if on leash. The canine ban was lifted today. For three months dogs were not supposed to be in the South Lake Tahoe meadow that borders Trout Creek and goes to Lake Tahoe. Dogs running free was the problem. The animals threatened or destroyed wildlife habitat. The […]
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A business boot camp for entrepreneurs and small businesses will be all day Sept. 27-29 in South Lake Tahoe. The boot camp is designed to build your business and help you create your business plan. This three-day course that will cover market analysis, marketing strategies, finances, business law, pitfalls of small business and more. For […]
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Tahoe Arts Project is having an evening of music on the beach on Aug. 4 from 7-9pm. Lakeshore Lodge and Spa in South Lake Tahoe is hosting this benefit for Tahoe Arts Project that will feature the music of Niall McGuiness, Trey Stone and Rocky Sleight. Bring blankets and low back chairs, but no pets. […]
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By Emily Kirkpatrick Study after study shows that children suffer from the summer slide when school is not in session. But the answer doesn’t have to be – and shouldn’t be – contained only within the walls of a school. And, given the severe budget cuts that Bay Area schools are facing, it can’t be. […]
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By Bill O’Driscoll, Reno-Gazette-Journal Larry Woolf’s five-year run operating the casino inside Reno’s Grand Sierra Resort will be over on Monday. The long-time gaming executive, whose formative years are tied to such legends as Bill Harrah and John Ascuaga, will head back to his Las Vegas headquarters of Navegante Group, the casino management firm he’s […]
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By Kathryn Reed Twenty-six seconds. That’s all it took for Corey Carlson to win his first mixed martial arts bout this summer. Now the 24-year-old South Lake Tahoe resident is training for a match at MontBleu in Stateline this fall. A date for the cage fight has not been set. Also in the ring will […]
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Mose Roenberg of UC Davis will dissect cheese making’s more than 9,000-year evolution to become a unique and complex technology enabling more than 2,000 different cheeses. The event is Aug. 11, with a 5:30pm no-host bar and the program at 6pm. Cost is $10, which includes cheese tasting. It is at the Tahoe Center for […]
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