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The Compassionate Friends candlelight event

The death of a child is devastating and it’s important to the family the child always be remembered. That’s why members of the Northern Nevada/Carson City Chapter of The Compassionate Friends will participate Dec. 12 in the annual Worldwide Candle Lighting to honor the memories of all children, regardless of age, who have died. The […]

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Bilingual Story Time

Bilingual Story Time at the South Lake Tahoe branch library on Nov. 6 at 11am. Hear stories, do crafts, play alphabet bingo, and learn a few words in Spanish.

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New tower to increase safety at Reno airport

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Flight safety has been improved and the future of aviation at Reno-Tahoe International Airport will take off following the opening of a new air traffic control tower, officials said Tuesday. The Federal Aviation Administration’s operation of the new tower started Saturday but was celebrated Tuesday at a ceremony outside the […]

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Thanks for successful political forum

To the community, The South Tahoe Association of Realtors, South Lake Tahoe Lodging Association, and Lake Tahoe News sponsored a City Council candidates forum Oct. 14. The South Tahoe Association of Realtors would like to thank Inn by the Lake for hosting the event that was attended by more than 65 community members. We would […]

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Opinion: Curry would do what is right for S. Tahoe

To the community, I want to write a little note to my community about why my mom, Joy Curry, is a perfect candidate for City Council. I was raised in a household where the morals were based on treating everyone with respect and never thinking you are better than anyone else, finishing anything you have […]

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Dugard prosecutor wants to keep sex details sealed

By Sam Stanton, Sacramento Bee The prosecutor in the Jaycee Lee Dugard case has filed court papers opposing an effort by The Bee and other media groups to unseal grand jury transcripts that include the kidnap victim’s testimony, saying the documents should remain sealed until a jury is sworn in for a trial. El Dorado […]

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Opinion: Vote Fortier next week

To the community, I am writing to endorse Claire Fortier for City Council. It is my belief that a vote for Claire is a vote to bring prosperity and prestige back to our city of South Lake Tahoe. Claire has the strength of character, the honesty, integrity and work ethic it requires to pull our […]

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Opinion: Swanson, Gooch, Jones for South Tahoe council

To the publisher, Those who hoped that the current crop of council candidates would offer refreshing new ideas about the future of our town must surely be disappointed. Angela Swanson, however, has the intelligence, experience and dedication to provide leadership on a path different from that in which our community has been mired for too […]

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Fans ride the wild orange and black ride called the Giants

By Kathryn Reed SAN FRANCISCO — Torture never felt so good. It’s stressful being a Giants fan. For a game with two stellar pitchers – Tim Lincecum and Cliff Lee – it was touted to be a low scoring pitchers duel. Not exactly. The Giants rocked the Texas Rangers 11-7 Wednesday in the opening game […]

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Gay man, ex-skinhead unite to fight biases

By Carlos Alcalá, Sacramento Bee When Matthew Boger was 13, he told his mother he was skipping school because he was being bullied, and that he was being bullied because he was gay. “I was sort of seeking her help,” he said. He didn’t get it. After trying to convince him that he couldn’t be […]

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