Ace Hardware on Lake Tahoe Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe closed today. “We just can’t make it. We cannot afford to keep the store open,” said Neil, who answered the phone Monday afternoon, but would not give his last name. He said the closure had nothing to do with the DIY store opening nearby last […]
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All South Tahoe High School parents are invited to Spring Term Welcome on Feb. 3 from 5-7:15pm. This night gives parents an opportunity to meet their student’s teachers, review course descriptions, course objectives, homework requirements, and grading procedures. Parents will learn more about the school and the programs. A reception will be in the library […]
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It’s time to get on the mountain to find those powder stashes. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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Moe is a sweet 15-month-old boy who spent much of his life chained up outside. He would love an active owner who will take him to training classes. Moe is unsure of most other dogs and needs to be an only pet until he learns that other dogs are fun to play with. Moe is […]
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• The February issue of Sunset magazine mentions Tahoe a few times – 968 Park Hotel in South Lake for being green, Northstar for a nighttime snowshoe, Truckee as a runner-up for a place to own a vacation home, and Lake Tahoe as third runner-up as a year-round playground (Bellingham, Wash., Bend, Ore., and Boulder, […]
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Sierra-at-Tahoe is offering discounted lift tickets for Snowsports Week – Feb. 7-10. Tickets are discounted to $35 from $71 for a full-day lift ticket. Tickets are only valid during Snowsports Week. Lift tickets may be purchased locally, but must be purchased in advance. Each year money from this event fund five nonprofit organizations — Barton […]
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By Darrell Smith, Sacramento Bee Sacramento-area small-business development centers will receive more than $600,000, among the first in a wave of federal SBA grants to fund job creation programs, hire more small-business counselors and support microbusinesses across the country, the U.S. Small Business Administration has announced. “It’s about jobs, jobs, jobs – creating these jobs,” […]
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By Nancy Cauley This school year, I’ve committed to having a higher visibility with the students and parents. I make it a point to get outside and greet students as they arrive at school and again in the afternoon as they leave. It’s great to see you parents as you deliver or pick up your […]
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By Kathryn Reed What people may begin to notice as they drive around South Lake Tahoe is something is missing. But what? Clutter. Clutter in the form of signs. “Wayfinding is intended to be an intuitive way to find your way around the community. It is not intended to be glaring or offensive,” explained B […]
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By Lindsey Sine, U.S. Snowboarding ASPEN -– Jamie Anderson of South Lake Tahoe put down solid spins and combinations Sunday to take home the fifth X Games slopestyle snowboarding medal of her career with a bronze. Enni Rukajarvi of Finland took the gold, becoming the first rookie to win women’s slopestyle since the sport was […]
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