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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Here are the salaries for Lake Tahoe Unified School District. • Lake Tahoe Marathon’s many events are Sept. 22-25. • Matt Molinari is the newest member of the Friends of the El Dorado Trail. • A new California law requires all students entering grades 7-12 have proof of an adolescent whooping cough/pertussis booster shot […]

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Looking for students to learn about Lake Tahoe issues

Dear South Lake community, This coming spring quarter at LTCC I will be teaching GSE 103, Lake Tahoe Issues and Agencies. I believe each of you is familiar with the class, but, in short, it is a survey course of the many agencies and organizations in Lake Tahoe, coupled with the issues affecting the Tahoe […]

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TRPA attorney stepping down

After two years as general counsel for the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, Nicole Rinke is leaving. Her last day is April 8. This will get her through the board meeting this week that involves the Boulder Bay project in Crystal Bay. Rinke became the top attorney of the bi-state regulatory agency in spring 2009 after […]

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Rotarians looking for help with community work days

Last year, when the Rotary Club of South Lake Tahoe was doing its annual Rotary at Work Day building planter boxes in front of Bijou Community School and cleaning up Bijou and South Tahoe Middle School, club members decided to do more than one day a year. Rotary Clubs worldwide have an annual Rotary at […]

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Hyatt Tahoe to celebrate Earth Hour

Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is celebrating Earth Hour by taking an inspirational pause on March 26 from 8:30-9:30pm. The resort will toast Mother Earth in the resort’s lobby with a series of green-focused efforts: · Lobby light dimmed · Complimentary wine and mini spa treatments offered in lobby · Informative guest note highlighting Hyatt Regency […]

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Prosperity Center designed to create economic paradise

By Kathryn Reed “Oh, think twice. It’s just another day for you and me in paradise. Just think about it.” Is the Lake Tahoe Basin really paradise? • Latest unemployment figure for South Lake Tahoe is 17.4 percent • 7,000 jobs in gaming have been lost since 1990 • The basin lost 15 percent of […]

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String concert at STMS

Lake Tahoe Unified School District’s Performing Arts Program will present Spring String Fling Concert on March 23 at 7pm in the South Tahoe Middle School multipurpose room. The concert will feature more than 100 students in grades 4-12. The concert is free, although donations will be gladly accepted at the door to help the LTUSD […]

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Federal Advisory Committee to meet in Tahoe

The Lake Tahoe Basin Federal Advisory Committee is meeting March 31 from 10am-4pm at the U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management office, 35 College Drive, South Lake Tahoe. LTFAC will address issues related to federal activities at Lake Tahoe. Items on the agenda include a Tahoe Working Group presentation on the Southern Nevada Public […]

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Reno’s Wise on podium twice in one day

By Freddy Perryman, U.S. Ski Team LA PLAGNE, France -– Torin Yater-Wallace of Basalt, Colo., at just 16 years old, topped the men’s halfpipe skiing podium in the first of two World Cup halfpipe competitions Sunday in La Plagne. Also landing on the podium for the U.S. was Devin Logan of West Dover, Vt., with […]

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Fundraiser for animals injured in Japan disasters

A fundraiser for the animals affected by the Japanese earthquake and tsunami will be April 3 from 11am-5pm. The event is at Tahoe Best Friends – 2179 Ruth Ave., South Lake Tahoe. Bring your dog and your family for portraits and fun. A $40 donation includes a 10-minute portrait session and an 8×10 print. All […]

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