The Village at Squaw Valley’s inaugural KT Concert Series begins in July. The KT Concert Series features Stung, a tribute to The Police; Hollywood Stones, a tribute to The Rolling Stones; and Zoo Station, a tribute to U2. The KT Sundeck is nestled at the mountain’s base just feet from the chairlifts. The schedule: July […]
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By Robert J. Schimmel City policies and regulations are often beyond my logic. We need government, of course, especially the kind that enables quick decisions and the ability to take on unique and timely projects that embellish South Lake Tahoe’s atmosphere. Common sense and productivity are wellsprings of a healthy economy and engendering new life […]
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By Kathryn Reed As important as Lake Tahoe is, when it comes to power in the Legislature, South Lake Tahoe is rather inconsequential. Hiring two lobbyists is what the South Lake Tahoe City Council believes will bring the city more clout, money and a seat at the table with people in Sacramento. Three lobbying firms […]
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By Kathryn Reed It’s 3:30 in the afternoon and the South Lake Tahoe City Council is too tired to finish what’s on the agenda. It’s the second meeting in a row the five have said they just don’t have the stamina to keep going. They’ve pulled the stamina card more than these two times. The […]
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U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will resume prescribed fire operations today on Kingsbury Grade near South Benjamin. Operations will be conducted on small units and are expected to continue through the end of the week. All prescribed fire operations are dependent on weather and available staffing. Residents and visitors can expect to see smoke […]
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By Kathryn Reed Ruts from illegal 4-wheel drive activity are marring U.S. Forest Service land throughout the Lake Tahoe Basin. In Tahoe City, what was a meadow with strands of green grass covering it now looks like a crime scene. And it is. A price tag has not been put on the damage. The most […]
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Thursday Night All-Comer’s Track & Field Meet runs June 23-July 28, 5-8:30pm. It is for ages 2-90. The cost is $5 — free for ages under 9. Races are at South Tahoe Middle School. For more information, go online.
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By Kathryn Reed It’s hard to know if more should be read into the National Weather Service in Nevada declaring this Hazardous Weather Awareness Week. The reality is creeks, rivers and streams in and around the Lake Tahoe Basin are rising. Even Lake Tahoe is rising. The threat is so real the Weather Service in […]
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South Lake Tahoe Senior Center is featuring the 17-piece Tahoe Dance Band on June 24 from 7:30–10pm. All ages are encouraged to attend. Appetizers, wine and dessert are available, with admission $10. Call Francine Garcia at (530) 541.8380 for more information.
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