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World Cup tour begins this weekend

By USSA SOELDEN, Austria – Olympic gold medalists Bode Miller (Franconia, N.H.), Lindsey Vonn (Vail), Julia Mancuso (Olympic Valley) and Ted Ligety (Park City) will be in the start gate when the 2011 Audi FIS Alpine World Cup tour kicks off this weekend in Soelden. Action begins Saturday with women’s giant slalom, followed by the […]

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Opinion: Re-elect Reid to fifth term

Publisher’s note: This editorial is from the Oct. 17, 2010, Reno Gazette-Journal. Nevadans already are burdened with a U.S. senator whose personal indiscretions have made him largely ineffective. Now they’re being told that they should jettison a four-term senator who has risen to the most powerful post in the Congress in favor of a woman […]

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Meeting to decide where to spend money on North Shore forests

The Nevada/Placer County Resource Advisory Committee will meet Nov. 5 at the Placer County Water Agency (144 Ferguson Road, Auburn) beginning at 10am. The purpose of this meeting is to vote on which projects the RAC will recommend for funding. The public is invited to attend. The RAC has more than $390,000 to allocate for […]

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TY&FS has cause to celebrate this month

Tahoe Youth & Family Services is celebrating two birthdays this month. The first celebration is Oct. 28 from 11am-5pm to mark the Gardnerville office turning 1. There will be cake, coffee, cookies and cider during the open house at 1422 Mission St., Gardnerville. The second party is Oct. 30 from 11am-5pm to recognize the agency’s […]

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South Tahoe attempting to fix parking nightmares

By Kathryn Reed Parking in South Lake Tahoe is atrocious. No one disagreed. And all loosely agreed solving the problems will take creative thinking, and recognizing the various sections of town are not all the same when it comes to use and traffic patterns. About 30 people, mostly property and business owners, gathered at Riva […]

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Tahoe traffic stop leads to ‘pot factory’ in Chico

By KRCR-TV CHICO — A traffic stop led drug agents to an alleged pot factory in Chico where they recovered $1.5 million worth of marijuana. It started October 14 when officers pulled over a driver for speeding on Highway 89 near Lake Tahoe. The driver Robert Daniels, 62, of Chico, gave the the CHP permission […]

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Cold, wet weather forecasted for Tahoe this weekend

By National Weather Service Low pressure near the British Columbia coast will direct a plume of moisture into the Sierra and Western Nevada this weekend. Light rain and snow may reach the Sierra as early as Friday night, with the heaviest precipitation occurring late Saturday night and Sunday. Snow levels Saturday will start between 7,000 […]

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LTCC fall speaker series

The Geology Club at Lake Tahoe Community College has teamed with the Tahoe-Baikal Institute to present the Fall Speaker Series. The presentations will be in the Aspen Room at the Lake Tahoe Community College in South Lake Tahoe. They are free. · Lake Tahoe Aquatic Invasive Species: Oct. 27th 7:30-8:30pm presented by Sudeep Chandra, UNR […]

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Swollen Members at MontBleu

Swollen Members take the stage at MontBleu in Stateline on Nov. 13 at 8pm. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are $15 in advance at the box office, or $25 at the door.

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Collie Buddz at MontBleu

Collie Buddz from the isle of Bermuda has done something not impossible but something once seemingly implausible. He’s become the most buzz-worthy current reggae artist over the past few years. He’s bringing his brand of music to MontBleu in Stateline on Nov. 12 at 8pm. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are $15 in advance at […]

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