By Kathryn Reed Board members of the Tahoe Tallac Association will be working without an executive director for the foreseeable future. Lori Cramer has tendered her resignation effective the end of the month. Notice was give to the board at the July 11 meeting, with it being made public July 14. It was a mutual […]
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By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – It doesn’t matter that Jack Yoder wasn’t alive when Mike Eruzione was making a name for himself as captain of the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team. Getting the player’s autograph – again – was a dream as good as gold for the Sacramento youth. Yoder ran under the rope as […]
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• Tectrans will take over day-to-day operation of BlueGo, the South Shore’s bus system, on July 24. • South Tahoe’s sign ordinance will be discussed at a special July 26 7pm City Council meeting at Lake Tahoe Airport. • Cynthea Preston is president of Rotary Club of South Lake Tahoe – the first woman in […]
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By Kurt Helin, NBC Sports As he has done for years, Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan will be at Lake Tahoe this weekend golfing in the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship. So will Ray Allen, Shane Battier, Jason Kidd, Deron Williams and Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro. They’ll all be hanging out together. Most years […]
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By Mike Young As a longtime resident and Realtor who enjoys living in the Lake Tahoe area, I’ve spent nearly 25 years dealing with friends, clients and colleagues who are frequently frustrated by regulations and red tape imposed by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency. Thanks to a new law signed last month by Gov. Brian […]
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By Kathryn Reed Randy Lane is not giving up on being an integral part of whatever the rebar and concrete near the state line in South Lake Tahoe eventually becomes. His firm, Lake Tahoe Development Company, this month asked the bankruptcy judge in Sacramento for more time to come up with a plan. South Lake […]
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Squaw Valley saddles up again for Wild Wild West Weekend with a host of Western-themed events. Wild Wild West Weekend offers adults and kids the opportunity to channel their inner-cowboys at the High Camp Corral. Pony rides, a petting zoo, authentic Western-style barbecues, and two days of live music are all part of the July […]
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By Kathryn Reed The U.S. Forest Service is about to remove the trees that are a constant reminder of the June 2007 inferno that reduced 254 houses to ash. This is because a federal judge on July 13 sided with the federal agency. Earlier this year Earth Island Institute and the Center for Biological Diversity […]
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Tahoe Arts Project is having auditions for Missoula Children’s Theater production of “King Arthur’s Quest” on July 18 on the lawn at Valhalla at the Tallac Historic Site from 10am-noon. Approximately 50 roles are available for children 5 to 17. Auditions are free, and no advance preparation is necessary. If cast, there will be a […]
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The NFL/USA Football Youth Summit assembles approximately 150 high school coaches and youth league commissioners from all 50 states to learn from experts. Chuck Leonard of South Lake Tahoe will be attending the July 20-21 summit in Ohio. Leonard is co-commissioner of Sagebrush Empire Pop Warner. Topics discussed at the summit include: • Inspiring players […]
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