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Lupine photography exhibit

Dirk Yuricich will show his new photo series Aspen Lupine at the Ski Run Marina gallery. The opening reception is June 8 from 5-8pm. Refreshments will be served and all attendees can take part in a free raffle to win a matted photograph of one of the Aspen Lupine images. The Aspen Lupine opening reception […]

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Kingsbury Grade prescribed burn to continue for several days

U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will continue prescribed fire operations on Kingsbury Grade near North Benjamin through the weekend and next week, weather and staff permitting. Residents and visitors can expect to see smoke from prescribed fire project areas. Smoke management is part of every prescribed fire burn plan, and efforts will be taken […]

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State of the lake talk

Heather Segale of UC Davis Research and Education Programs at Lake Tahoe will be presenting information concerning the current clarity of the lake, invasive species, and climate change at Lake Tahoe. The talk is June 9 at 5:30pm at the Tahoe Maritime Museum in Homewood. Admission is $5 for members, $8 for non-members and includes […]

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Bike trail building in Tahoe City

June 23 from 11am-4pm TAMBA, Big Blue Adventure and the U.S. Forest Service are hosting a trail workday to begin construction on a singletrack connector trail above Tahoe City. More info is online.

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Report: 2 N. Nevada casinos better than Vegas for blackjack

By Liz Benston, Las Vegas Sun The small, unassuming Alamo and Topaz casinos in Northern Nevada have a leg up on the best of Las Vegas’ glittering resorts – at least by the standards of blackjack. Whatever the Alamo in Sparks and the Topaz in Gardnerville lack in pizzazz they make up for in favorable […]

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El Dorado County man to serve time for cockfighting

An El Dorado County man who was arrested in connection with an alleged cockfighting operation in Garden Valley in February was convicted last week, ordered to serve 45 days in county jail, and pay $700 in fines and fees and more than $4,200 in restitution to El Dorado County. Once he serves his jail time, […]

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Tahoe’s Sullivan, Ganong impressive in spring speed training

By U.S. Ski Team MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN – Audi FIS Alpine World Cup winners Marco Sullivan (Squaw Valley) and Steven Nyman (Sundance, Utah) are not interested in holding back during spring training. But according to newly named speed Head Coach Forest Carey, it was the young athletes holding down the throttle at Mammoth Mountain. “The young […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• The annual Ren Faire at Camp Richardson is June 4-5 and June 11-12 from 10am-6pm. • Squaw Valley may not have fresh powder like it did Memorial Day weekend, but it will be open July 2-4, 8am-2pm for skiers/snowboarders. • Thunderbird Lodge is open for public tours Tuesdays through Saturdays until mid-October. • The […]

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TRPA staff leave cars at home for the day

Don’t be alarmed when you don’t see cars in the parking lot at TRPA today. The agency is open. As part of the Tahoe Bike Challenge and to promote multi-modal transportation at Lake Tahoe, more than 60 staff members of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and adjoining offices will be biking, walking or using alternative […]

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Opinion: Cycling efforts paying off for Lake Tahoe

To the community, Wow, what a May – still sliding and riding during this Tahoe-style spring. I want to take this opportunity to acknowledge and express appreciation for the tireless effort by so many that helped bring and prepare for America’s most important pro cycling event – the Tour of California. It was the first […]

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