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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Carl Ribaudo, who runs Strategic Marketing Group in South Lake Tahoe, has been appointed to serve a four-year term on the Tahoe Resource Conservation District board. • The December issue of Sunset magazine has a blurb about the Spooner cabins being a great peaceful get-away. • El Dorado County Board of Supervisors is having […]

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Celebration of winter at Zephyr Cove Elementary

The Spanish Connection Parents Club at Zephyr Cove Elementary School had a celebration of winter on Dec. 2. The event was designed for all families to participate in games, smashing of pinatas, music, dancing and eating traditional Mexican pastries, tamales and beverages.

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Ski report: Wind may be an issue

It’s partly cloudy in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Wind may be an issue. Heavenly first thought it would have to open with some lifts on wind hold, but was able to have them all going. With a storm on it’s way, skiing in the morning is probably the best choice. Here is the ski report […]

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Mancuso 6th in downhill at Lake Louise

By U.S. Ski Team LAKE LOUISE, Alberta – Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn of Vail made spectacular athletic recovery Saturday to finish second in downhill again at Lake Louise leading a pack of seven Americans into the top 25. Audi FIS Alpine World Cup leader Maria Riesch of Germany earned back-to-back downhill wins as Julia Mancuso […]

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Sierra Ballet at MontBleu

The Sierra Ballet Theatre Company will be performing Madeline’s Christmas at MontBleu in Stateline on Dec. 17 and Dec. 18 at 7pm.

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Road rage lands Stateline man in jail on weapons, drug charges

A Stateline man was arrested by South Lake Tahoe police officers on a slew of chargers in what started as a road rage incident. A 911 called was placed Dec. 4 at 8:55pm that turned into a handgun brandishing. The caller said a green Chevrolet pickup had been tailgating him until he stopped at a […]

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Storm expected to bring at least half foot of snow to Tahoe

By Kathryn Reed The rain and drizzle that have soaked much of the Lake Tahoe Basin for the past few days is expected to turn to snow today. This will be welcome news for ski resorts that have endured rain and snow in the latest system. Although the texture of the snow at Sierra-at-Tahoe on […]

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Postal Service ready for busiest season of the year

Neither rain nor snow nor heat nor gloom of night will keep the Postal Service from delivering the holidays. Between now and Christmas Eve, the Postal Service will deliver 15.8 billion cards, letters and packages across the country and around the world. The Postal Service expects to deliver nearly 3 billion cards and letters over […]

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IRS has millions of dollars to give out

The IRS has money to give away — $164.6 million. This money is the total of refund checks that were undeliverable. Go online under the “Where’s My Refund?” to see if you are owed money. You will be asked for your Social Security number, filing status and amount of refund shown on your 2009 return. […]

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Budget gifts: Books from South Tahoe museum

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. You’ll find a large number of great books for adults and young people under $20 in the Lake Tahoe Historical Society Museum shop at 3058 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. […]

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