Project Wild & Wild Aquatic Educator Training workshops will be March 26 and April 7 form 9:30am-4pm at the U.S. Forest Service Office at 35 College Drive, South Lake Tahoe. The cost is $15 fee. The Tahoe Resource Conservation District and USFS are partnering to host the workshops. Project WILD provides resources and activity ideas […]
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By Bill O’Driscoll, Reno Gazette-Journal Ashley Gonzales is all of 23 years old, but she has mapped out a clear future. She plans to open her own business, a teen center, in Carson City. First will come night classes this fall leading to a business degree. Then, she said, she’ll be ready to pursue a […]
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Lake of the Sky Garden Club March meeting is at Gar Woods restaurant in Carnelian Bay on March 28 from 3:30-5:30pm. Local artist Cornelia Kallerud’s will give a hands-on demonstration of basket weaving. Lake of the Sky Garden Club meets monthly from March to October. On July 30 from 10am-4pm, Lake of the Sky Garden […]
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By Kenny Curtzwiler The problem with the TRPA now is they have gotten so far from their original mandate that even they don’t remember what it was. I am really surprised Mayor Hal Cole has not jumped on this as he is a contractor and has several firsthand nightmare stories with them. I do feel […]
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Michael David Cocores passed away suddenly at his home in Gardnerville, Nev., on March 17, 2011. He was 45. Mike was born Jan. 24, 1966. He was raised in South Lake Tahoe. He attended Tahoe Valley Elementary, South Tahoe Middle School, and graduated from South Tahoe High in 1984. Mike took all honors classes, but […]
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Zephyr Water Utility District plans to replace water lines this summer that at times leak 50 percent of the water being pumped. The district provides drinking water to the Zephyr Cove area. The proposed project would replace pipes on Lakeview Drive and Lakeview Court. The project also would include replacement of the ozone generators at […]
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As the flakes continue to fall in the Lake Tahoe Basin and berms left by snowplow drivers are chiseled away, there will be little time to let go of the shovel. A couple more inches of snow are expected today, Tuesday will be drier, and Wednesday may bring 1 to 2 feet of snow. Snow […]
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Douglas County sheriff’s, South Lake Tahoe police and Carson City sheriff’s are offering a free training called Crime Free Multi-Housing Program April 11 from 8am-5pm. It is being offered to all local multi-family housing, manufactured housing, vacation rental owners, managers, and property management companies. It will be at Lakeland Village in South Lake Tahoe. A […]
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Princess is 6 years old and loves to cuddle. She came to the animal shelter wither her grey and white friend Grable when their owner moved away to college and her grandparents could no longer look after us due to their ill health. They have never been outside and have never been apart, so they […]
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The snow has not stopped falling. Roads are still messy. Lifts are likely to have some issues as resorts dig out and winds affect operations higher up. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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