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Stateline gaming win down, statewide it’s up

Stateline casino revenue continues to decline year-over-year, according to information released today by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. While the October gaming winnings statewide for Nevada are up 11 percent, they are down 5.4 percent in Stateline. The North Shore casinos come in with an 8.04 percent increase. The statewide gaming win is up almost […]

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Christmas dinner at St. T

St. Theresa Catholic Church welcomes anyone and everyone to its Fifth annual Community Christmas Dinner and Festive Celebration on Christmas Day beginning at 3pm and continuing into the early evening. The holiday event will be in Grace Hall on the corner of Highway 50 and Lyons Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe. If you know anyone […]

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Heavenly names run after young skier who died

By Kathryn Reed If people didn’t know who Emily Clothier was before, they will now – assuming they are skiing at Heavenly Mountain Resort. A run off Stagecoach bears her name. Emily’s Run is printed on maps and posters of the ski resort. Signs go up this week. Emily was 14 years old when she […]

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Movement in MV-STATA lawsuit expected later this month

By Kathryn Reed MV Transportation has offered an extension to all parties named in the lawsuit involving the BlueGo bus system on the South Shore. Responses are expected to start coming in Dec. 10. All responses are due by the end of the month. Once those are on file, discovery will begin. The Fairfield-based company […]

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TPNS appreciative of fundraising contributions

To the community, Tahoe Parents Nursery School would like to thank the Optimist Club and Tahoe Gymnastics for their contributions to our fall 2010 fundraising which helps to fund our nonprofit, parent-cooperative preschool. We would also like to thank the U.S. Forest Service Taylor Creek Visitor Center and the South Lake Tahoe Fire Department Station […]

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Budget gifts: Shop at Lake Tahoe Holidays

Lake Tahoe Holidays has hundreds of ornaments and gifts under $20. It is locally owned and operated. It boasts of featuring more local artists than any other store in the South Shore region, with 11 artists currently in the store. Owners say shopping Lake Tahoe Holidays also supports the community over and over again because […]

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Winter accessories being collected on South Shore

The Employee Association of the U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit is collecting donations of winter accessories such as mittens, gloves, hats, and scarves from employees and the public at the supervisor’s office near Al Tahoe Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe. The donated items will decorate the lobby Christmas tree until Dec. 15, […]

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‘Romantic Tahoe’ a personal journey for Auburn-area historian

By Gus Thomson, Auburn Journal One of the more respected history experts in the Auburn area has just come out with a new book and “Romantic Tahoe” is a labor of love that should be of particular interest in the Tahoe area. Donna Howell, a former vice president of the Placer County Historical Foundation and […]

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South Tahoe ice rink losing money, lacks marketing plan

Publisher’s note: This is the second of a two-part series about the South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena. By Kathryn Reed In the 2010-11 South Lake Tahoe budget the “Recreation Summary” calls for projected revenues to be $996,200, expenditures $2,073,558. This equals a deficit of $1,077,358. The majority of expenses are for personnel services — $1,472,855. […]

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