The Truckee Tahoe Community Chorus of Sierra College, directed by Susan K. Horst, Chris Nelson, and Thomas Acord, will present “Spring Pops Potpourri” at The Resort at Squaw Creek. The chorus will be accompanied by the Diablo Valley College Philharmonic Orchestra from Pleasant Hill, directed by Owen J. Lee. The “Pops” program will delight the […]
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By Barbara Barte Osborn, Sacramento Bee SERENE LAKES – Emergency services officials on Sunday ordered an indefinite evacuation of a Tahoe area community after a propane gas explosion leveled a three-story house Friday and officials confirmed nearly two dozen more propane leaks in the area. “We’ll notify homeowners through the media and by reverse 9-1-1 […]
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Spring has sprung on the slopes of Tahoe. Time to reapply the wax to get through the slow spots. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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Belle is a 2-years-old pure bred dog who was used to breed puppies until her owner couldn’t have her anymore. Now she is looking to be a loved family pet. Belle has lived with other male dogs and small children. She is house, crate and leash trained. Belle is microchipped and vaccinated. She is at […]
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To the community, The medical cannabis industry is already operating here in our community of South Lake Tahoe. However, we as a community are not benefiting from it as much as we could be. People in the community may not realize, but Mountain Collective, run by longtime locals, was unjustly denied permission to open a […]
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Lake Tahoe is hosting a 10-day celebration as a countdown before May’s Amgen Tour of California starts in Stateline. May 5: Hard Rock Cafe at Harveys Lake Tahoe is hosting the official Amgen Tour of California kick-off party, with a percentage of the evening’s proceeds donated to Amgen’s title sponsor, Breakaway from Cancer, an initiative […]
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By Carla Rivera, Los Angeles Times Facing a state funding cut of up to 10 percent, California’s community colleges will enroll 400,000 fewer students next fall and slash thousands of classes to contend with budget shortfalls that threaten to reshape their mission, officials said Wednesday. The dire prognosis was in response to the breakdown in […]
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By Susan Wood Lake Tahoe real estate agents and sellers hope to spring into a new season of renewal in this hard-hit industry. But most admit in this economy, it will take a lot of special treatment and unique touches to get buyers through the door and on the deed. “Consumer confidence is a little […]
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Publisher’s note: This editorial is from the April 10, 2011, Auburn Journal. Congressman Tom McClintock believes an Auburn dam will be built and as the ranking member of the powerful water and power subcommittee he has considerable clout. “I am still an Auburn dam supporter,” McClintock said during a recent visit with the Journal editorial […]
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