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Vail Renaissance allows area to compete on world stage

Publisher’s note: This is the first of four days of stories about issues pertaining to Vail. Lake Tahoe News reporters spent the first week of January in Vail – skiing, eating, walking, talking, and observing. Today through Jan. 23 we share some of those experiences and insights with readers of Lake Tahoe News. The point […]

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Parts of South Lake Tahoe without power

Updated Jan. 19 4:55pm: Randy Kelly with Liberty Energy and a longtime NV Energy employee in South Lake Tahoe said a tree went across a power line, knocking out power for a few hours Tuesday night in the Tahoe Island area. The company has no plans at this time to inspect trees/limbs that may be […]

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Brown’s prison plan doesn’t consider overcrowded county jails

By Brad Branan, Sacramento Bee Gov. Jerry Brown’s plan to transfer state inmates to county jails faces a simple obstacle: Many jails don’t have the space to hold them. Just as the state has struggled with prison overcrowding, some counties have had their own problems keeping inmates locked up. Statewide, tens of thousands of inmates […]

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Serious injury accident on Kingsbury Grade

By Reno Gazette-Journal One person is hospitalized with substantial injuries after an accident on Kingsbury Grade this morning. At 8:49am, Nevada Highway Patrol was dispatched to an injury crash near Juniper Lane approximately three-quarters of a mile east of Highway 50 on Highway 207. The crash investigation indicates that a black Jeep Cherokee was traveling […]

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Warm weather taking toll on Sierra snowpack

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Nearly a week of unseasonably warm weather took its toll on a still-bountiful Sierra snowpack, with no new storms expected anytime soon. Temperatures across the Reno-Tahoe area are expected to drop about 20 degrees today, slowing the snowpack meltdown. Experts now are looking to February to bring back storms needed […]

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South Shore business expo

Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Expo is March 25 from 4-8pm at MontBleu casino in Stateline.

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History: Sorting through the Pony Express routes

Publisher’s note: This is from the September 1973 Lake Tahoe Historical Society newsletter. By Chuck Lucas This summer was one of my best in many aspects, and had additional interest for me since I was asked to do a Campfire series at the El Dorado Campground. The presentations were given on Friday evenings at dusk; […]

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Little League signups about to begin

Signups are about to start for South Tahoe Little League for boys and girls ages 4 1/2 up to age 12. Dates are Feb. 4 6-7pm at the South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena; Feb. 8 and Feb. 10 from 6-7:30pm at Kahle Community Center in Stateline; and March 2 from 6-7:30pm at the ice rink.

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Generation Green students receive different kind of learning

Members of the Generation Green of Lake Tahoe, a partnership club of the U.S. Forest Service that promotes community stewardship and leadership, had the opportunity to meet with the U.S. State Department appointed Cultural Ambassadors and Grammy Award-winning band OZOMATLI. The band members, in town for a concert at MontBleu in Stateline, talked to the […]

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