By Linda Fine Conaboy Author, professional speaker, civil and environmental engineer and self-proclaimed myth buster, David Antonucci says he just wants to set the record straight about, as he puts it, the widely repeated fibs, fakes and falsehoods surrounding Lake Tahoe. In a recent interview with Lake Tahoe News, Antonucci said, “We spend hundreds of […]
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South Lake Tahoe’s new electricity purveyor, Liberty Energy-California Pacific Electric Company, is hosting an open house for its customer base on April 4. The ribbon-cutting presentation sponsored by the Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for 11am at 933 Eloise Ave. KTHO’s Paul Middlebrook will broadcast from the site. Hours of operation are […]
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By Guy Rocha The B.S. associated with Lake Tahoe might be as deep as the lake. That’s if you believe the Sierra Nevada lake has a bottom. Some tell tales of dead bodies sinking to the lake bottom still intact today because of frigid water temperatures. They include Chinese woodcutters from the late 19th century […]
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WINTER PARK, CO – Olympic champion Julia Mancuso of Squaw Valley overcame a 1.52 first run deficit to win her 12th U.S. title with giant slalom victory at the 2011 Putnam Investments U.S. Alpine Championships. It was Mancuso’s third consecutive U.S. giant slalom championship and extended the American record for U.S. titles she set last […]
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By Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times As police searched for a group of Dodgers fans who allegedly beat a Giants fan, officials said about 25 people were arrested for various infractions during Thursday’s opening day festivities at Dodger Stadium. Los Angeles Police Department Sgt. Sanford Rosenberg said most of the 25 arrests were related to […]
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By Tom Kelly, USSA Sun Valley, Idaho – In a competitive career spanning two decades, Truckee’s Daron Rahlves has his share of medals and trophies. A super G World Championship in 2001. Hahnenkamm champion in 2004. Two medals at 2005 Worlds. 12 World Cup victories. The 2008 X Games skicross gold. Saturday, Rahlves will be […]
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The Boys & Girls Club of Lake Tahoe is celebrating its 20th anniversary on April 27 with guest speakers and special observations to honor club supporters from the past 20 years. The BGCLT opened its doors in 1991 as a nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing youth development programs for the community of South Lake Tahoe. […]
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The forecast calls for highs in the 60s, no foolin’. Check out the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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With the Tahoe Area Mountain Bike Association in the process of being reformed, TAMBA is sponsoring a two day visit by the IMBA Trail Care Crew for a series of presentations running from April 8-10. Read more about it online.
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• Sugar Pine Foundation has a variety of seeds for sale — sugar pine, whitebark, limber, foxtail and bristlecone pine seeds are all $1 each. Shop online. • The last day of school for Lake Tahoe Unified School District is June 16, despite two extra snow days taken last week. • Expect roads in Markleeville […]
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