By Union Leader GILFORD, Mass. — Authorities arrested a 34-year-old man in Brookline, Mass., on Tuesday and implicated him in at least 15 burglaries in the Gunstock Acres area of Gilford, police said. Kolby D. Fenner, whose last known residences were in Brookline and South Lake Tahoe, was charged with six burglaries and fugitive from […]
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The Sugar Pine Foundation will be planting healthy, fungus-resistant sugar pine seedlings in Truckee on June 4 starting at 10am to restore the Alder Creek area. Seedlings, tools, instruction and refreshments will be provided. Meet at the intersection of Alder Creek Road and Schussing Way in Truckee. For more information, call (650) 814.9565.
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Granlibakken Resort in Tahoe City is hosting an event about maintenance challenges for year-round and second home owners. The event is geared toward people living on the West Shore and in Tahoe City. Contractors and material suppliers representing multiple trades will be available to answer questions and offer advice. The meting is May 28 from […]
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To the community, It appears that on May 17, the city manager of South Lake Tahoe will advise the City Council to donate $250,000 of city reserve funds to the school district for upgrading the football field at South Tahoe High School. It is a mistake to do so. The city manger came to town […]
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The Nevada Commission on Tourism will honor National Travel and Tourism Week, which runs through May 15, with an effort to enlist the state’s tourism industry in the Power of Travel Coalition. “The Power of Travel Coalition is a grassroots effort to unite those employed and affected by the tourism industry. Much of our tourism […]
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By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal The war of will between wildlife biologists and the Nevada Wildlife Commission over management of the state’s mule deer continues, with the panel appointed by Republican former Gov. Jim Gibbons poised to adopt policy critics insist lacks scientific support. Commissioners are pursuing changes Chairman Scott Raine of Eureka said are […]
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Children experience more stress today than ever before, living in a world that often seems to move at a dizzying pace. Does your child experience: *fears *shyness *test anxiety *difficulty dealing with change *sadness *negative effects from being bullied. If you answered yes, then consider learning practical coping strategies and the method Emotional Freedom Technique. […]
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By John Schumacher, Sacramento Bee Cycling’s version of free agency plays out every year. As riders seek their best opportunities, team management searches for the right mix in building rosters. With most cyclists on one- or two-year contracts, change and uncertainty are givens. Throw in a team disbanding or merging with another and the deck […]
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By Kathryn Reed The $15 million question is: What will Gov. Jerry Brown’s 2011-12 budget look like when it’s unveiled Monday? Some people in the 325,000-member California Teachers Association have been in Sacramento all week lobbying lawmakers to not further slash the education budget. Lake Tahoe Unified School District personnel are there, with more going […]
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By Matt Jarzemsky, Dow Jones Newswires Caesars Entertainment Corp.’s first-quarter loss narrowed as a positive swing in debt extinguishment impacts masked lower revenue amid lower visitation and U.S. flooding woes. Caesars, which changed its name from Harrah’s Entertainment Inc. last year, has written its bottom line in red ink lately, though it had seen revenue […]
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