John Urrutia and Chris Mann from Mann, Urrutia, Nelson, CPAs & Associates are hosting an interactive workshop to help business owners review their tax and business planning strategies. The workshop is June 29 from 10-11:30am at the Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce, 169 Highway 50, Building D, Stateline. The two are offering a […]
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Next week the South Lake Tahoe Police Department traffic unit will initiate a program focused on enforcement in residential neighborhoods. With school out and summer weather here, more people are on bike and foot. This could mean more accidents between them and motor vehicles. “We also receive repeated complaints from citizens regarding speeding vehicles and […]
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MEYERS — Travel writers fancy themselves world travelers, able to share with those left behind something about far-flung places most people will never see. Poets are the artists of the written word. Suzanne Roberts through her book “Three Hours to Burn a Body: Poems on Travel” has brought the two worlds together. She read seven […]
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Updated June 18, 2011, 9:05am: Gov. Brian Sandoval signed SB271 and vetoed AB578 on June 17. By Anne Knowles CARSON CITY – It took until the final, frenetic minutes of the 2011 Nevada legislative session for lawmakers to pass the controversial bill threatening to pull out of the Tahoe Regional Planning Compact, but it may […]
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Twenty-six people applied to be director of the resurrected community education program at Lake Tahoe Community College, with Megan Waskiewicz coming out on top. She will start the 20-hour week job July 1. With the state changing how it pays colleges and the local community clamoring for enrichment classes, the college has come up with […]
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• Liza Minnelli emptied her Lake Tahoe home and hauled her possessions to the Hamptons for a yard sale June 11. The New York Post reports the singer sold lampshades, wine glasses, worn dance shoes — and a set of epaulets given to her by Michael Jackson. • Bill Crawford, who never supported the South […]
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By Mark Paul When pollsters ask, most of us say California is going in the wrong direction. We’ve been saying so, with the rare exception, for almost a decade. So we have to consider an unhappy possibility: California, after trekking off-course for so long, may have crossed over into unfamiliar and dangerous territory. Call it […]
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Tahoe-Baikal Institute’s annual Friendraiser Gala is July 1 at Heavenly Mountain Resort’s Lakeview Lodge. Tickets are $60. Parking will be at Heavenly’s California Base Lodge The tram will begin operation at 5pm. The formal program begins at 6pm. The Tahoe-Baikal Institute is a nonprofit organization based in South Lake Tahoe that promotes international cultural understanding […]
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By Kathryn Reed Art isn’t usually the first word business owners or residents think of when they see graffiti marring structures. While tagging is nothing new on the South Shore, it has been cropping up in more visible locations in the past six weeks. Adidas was hit in early May just below the roofline, with […]
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El Dorado Beach is always a busy location each summer in South Lake Tahoe. The difference this year is it’s full of construction workers instead of beach-goers and barbecuers. While the weather shut down the multi-million beautification-recreation-water quality project for two days, Clark and Sullivan Builders are not behind because hiccups like that were built […]
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