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Sandoval next governor of Nevada

By David McGrath Schwartz, Las Vegas Sun Republican Brian Sandoval was leading Democrat Rory Reid in Nevada’s race for governor, on the verge of adding to his impressive resume in public office and continuing his rise in Nevada politics. Sandoval was winning with 52 percent of the vote over Reid, the Clark County commissioner, with […]

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Delay expected in Nevada election results

Per the Nevada Secretary of State: There may be a delay in reporting early returns in all statewide Nevada races due to a power outage at a Clark County polling location. All voters in line at that site as of 7pm will be allowed to cast their votes. No results of any statewide races can […]

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Judge’s Lakeview Commons decision critical of South Tahoe

By Kathryn Reed South Lake Tahoe officials and the City Council were given a written reprimand by the judge overseeing the Lakeview Commons contract dispute. El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Steve Bailey issued his written opinion of the case Nov. 1. Though the outcome does not alter the decision rendered in court last month, […]

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MontBleu gears up for giving season

MontBleu casino in Stateline is having its annual food drive Nov. 6. Non-perishable food items will be accepted at MontBleu from 10am-4pm. They food will benefit Christmas Cheer. This food bank provides dry goods to families on the South Shore year-round. MontBleu will partner with the Barton Foundation to host the second annual Festival of […]

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Prescribed fires returning to Tahoe basin

U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will conduct prescribed fire operations in the upper Kingsbury Grade area Nov. 3 and continue through Saturday. If favorable weather conditions continue, crews will move into the McKinney/Rubicon, Meeks Bay and Blackwood Canyon areas beginning Nov. 5 and continuing through early next week. Residents and visitors can expect to […]

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AAUW to host women’s movement program

South Lake Tahoe AAUW welcomes members, guests and the public on Nov. 13 at 10a, at the Aspen Room at Lake Tahoe Community College library to learn about the women who contributed to the passage of the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote. Storyteller and AAUW member Sherna Kopple Svensson will share a […]

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‘Treasure Island’ at STMS

Missoula Children’s Theater production of “Treasure Island” is Nov. 20 at 2pm and 6pm at South Tahoe Middle School multipurpose room. Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for children/seniors. For more information, call (530) 542.3632.

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Find out where crime is happening in El Dorado County

Have you ever seen flashing blue lights in your neighborhood and wanted to know what was going on? Do you want to find out how safe your neighborhood really is? Now you can, through a new partnership between the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office and CrimeReports, creators of the National Crime Map, at www.CrimeReports.com. “Providing […]

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How one lives as a writer

Poet and professor of English at Sierra Nevada College, Karen Terrey, will share her thoughts on how one lives as a writer and how she works with other writers to inspire and motivate. Since spending the summer of 2009 studying poetry in Prague, she finds inspiration for her efforts to help build literary community in […]

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Mystery writer speaks at SNC

Threats. Murder. Revenge. Todd Borg’s eighth novel — “Tahoe Heat” featuring his long-standing protagonist private detective Owen McKenna — involves a fatal fall at Lake Tahoe’s Cave Rock, encoded piano strings, and a wild mustang named Heat. Borg’s series of mystery thrillers set exclusively around Lake Tahoe will be the featured topic of the next […]

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