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Win tickets to the celebrity golf tournament

Lake Tahoe News has tickets to the July 12-17 annual American Century Celebrity Golf Tournament at Edgewood Tahoe in Stateline. All Lake Tahoe News subscribers are eligible to win. If you aren’t a subscriber, it’s free. Just enter your email address at the bottom right of the home page. The winner of the pair of […]

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Motorcycle cops on ride to raise funds for Special Olympics

On July 9, law enforcement motorcycle riders will depart from four locations in the Bay Area and Central California on a fundraising ride to benefit the Northern California Special Olympics. The endpoint of the ride is the South Lake Tahoe Moose Lodge where the riders will celebrate with a dinner and party. Riders are expected […]

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Memorial service for Presbyterian minister

A memorial service and dedication for Steve Blocher will be July 10 at 2pm at the Zephyr Point Presbyterian Conference Center. Blocher was minister of the Presbyterian Church in South Lake Tahoe from 1996 until his death last fall.

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Woman rescued after 40-hour ordeal in Eldorado National Forest

By John Scheibe, Ventura County Star “We love you,” one woman yelled as Lauren Ellen DeLaTorre recounted her two nights lost in the woods high above much of California in the Eldorado National Forest over the long July Fourth weekend. The 53-year-old Camarillo woman had gone for a hike Saturday with a group of friends […]

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Book reading in Placerville

Three contributors, one night: Janet Smith, Joseph Flannery and Ruth Rhodes will read passages from their essays in “Permanent Vacation” at the El Dorado Arts Council in Placerville on July 29 at 7pm.

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Join UC Davis, the Tahoe Resource Conservation District and Master Gardeners for a free Green Thumb Gardening class on July 10 from 2 to 5pm at the Tahoe City Field Station (Historic Hatchery) for backyard composting, vegetable gardening Tahoe style and free native plant drawing. Here is the Green Thumb schedule. • Sample the […]

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Opinion: Is era of cooperation over at Lake Tahoe?

Publisher’s note: This editorial is from the July 3, 2011, Sacramento Bee. The upcoming annual Lake Tahoe Summit, to be hosted this year by U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California on Aug. 16, promises to be a doozy. The challenges to the lake’s legendary clarity and to cooperation between California and Nevada are greater than […]

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Brown leaving Douglas County manager job for Ore.

By Anne Knowles MINDEN — Michael Brown, Douglas County manager since 2008, has turned  in his resignation letter. He is going to become city manager of Hillsboro, Ore., a city of 94,000 near Portland. His last day with the county is July 8. The Douglas County Commission will discuss at its July 7 meeting whether […]

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South Tahoe neighborhood meetings

South Lake Tahoe is beginning to schedule neighborhood meetings. The city wants to partner with local citizens to help increase communication with neighbors and businesses to help facilitate improvements in their neighborhoods. The July 20 meeting is from 6:30-8pm for the neighborhoods of Al Tahoe, Bijou Pines and Pioneer Village at the Senior Center (3050 […]

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