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Advertising on Lake Tahoe News pays off

Lake Tahoe News has a variety of advertising options for all sizes of businesses. The rates are staying the same for 2011 – meaning reasonable and affordable. The longer you sign up for, the less expensive it is. Everyone has a limited number of advertising dollars. That’s why it is important to spend them wisely […]

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Budget gifts: Calendar, notecards from S. Shore photographer

Publisher’s note: Lake Tahoe News is looking for ideas for gifts that cost less than $20 to share with readers. Read this for details. 2011 calendars of the Sierra Nevada by Dirk Yuricich are only $12 each. There are 13 images in the calendar, including Lake Tahoe and the Eastern Sierra. Plus, giving this calendar […]

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Opinion: Calif. needs to get on board for Tahoe-Reno Olympics to succeed

By Tony Hazarian, Auburn Journal The Amgen Tour rolls through town in 168 days, bringing thousands of cycling fans and a world television audience in the millions. Is Auburn ready? The Olympic flame will burn brightly in the Sierra in 4,091 days, if Jon Killoran has anything to say about it. The region should be […]

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Giving Tree provides less fortunate with presents

Dec. 6 begins the two weeks during which community members may come into Zephyr Cove Elementary School to choose an ornament off the Giving Tree. The Giving Tree is an annual event that gives the community a chance to support one another. The gifts listed on the ornaments are for children within the community whose […]

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NTPUD general manager steps down

North Tahoe Public Utility District General Manager Curtis Aaron is resigning effective Dec. 17. He is relocating back to Southern California due to family concerns. Aaron joined the district in March 2007. An Open House will be Dec. 9 at the North Tahoe Event Center in Kings Beach to bid farewell to Aaron. “Curtis has […]

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‘Polar Express’ delights kids as it chugs through S. Shore

By Susan Wood and Kathryn Reed Hear those bells? Then you are a believer. Ty Loughlin not only believes in Santa Claus, he has lived the Polar Express story. A year ago he tied the silver bell to his backpack — but it disappeared. Because the 8-year-old boy’s family owns the book and movie he […]

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Family Resource Center needs help providing gifts to children

The Family Resource Center in South Lake Tahoe is seeking community members to adopt kids from age 4 months through 16 years old for Christmas. This year the need is dire. Kids are asking not for electronics or toys, but warm clothes. There are 26 boys and 22 girls still needing adopting. Contact the FRC […]

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Jitloff boasts second best U.S. finish in GS at Beaver Creek

By U.S. Ski Team BEAVER CREEK – Reigning World Cup giant slalom champion Ted Ligety of Park City brought the Colorado crowd to their feet Sunday with a stunning Audi Birds of Prey GS victory, 0.80 over Norway’s Kjetil Jansrud. Austrian Marcel Hirscher was third. “It’s nice to have this kind of support from the […]

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Vonn, Mancuso on podium for super G in Lake Louise

By U.S. Ski Team LAKE LOUISE, Alberta – Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn of Vail returned to the top of the Lake Louise podium Sunday with a commanding super G victory over Maria Riesch of Germany. Julia Mancuso of Squaw Valley was third as six Americans finished inside the top 25. “Today I dropped the […]

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South Tahoe caregiving class

Caregiving is a difficult and often challenging role that one can undertake, and taking the opportunity to share information and feel connected to others who are providing care is a vital step to perform this task to the best of your ability. Take the opportunity Dec. 9 from 5:30 to 7:30pm at the South Lake […]

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