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Hit Men All-Stars at Harrah’s Tahoe

Hit Men All-Stars on Oct. 23 at 7:30pm at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Tickets are $37.50. For more South Shore Room information, show times, ticket prices and reservations, call 800.786.8208  or purchase tickets online at www.SouthShoreRoom.com.

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Unity at the Lake Healing Circle

Unity at the Lake Healing Circle on Oct. 5 at 6:30pm at Regan Beach in South Tahoe. (In case of inclement weather, location will at the Star Tahoe Bldg., 2489 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 27 – please call to confirm location.) Join us as we affirm and align in consciousness with the Truth that we […]

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Unity at the Lake concert-workshop

Unity at the Lake’s “Sing the Steps to Oneness” with Elaine Silver is Sept. 17 from 7-9pm at the Star Tahoe Bldg., 2489 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 27, South Lake Tahoe. Enjoy a special concert/workshop featuring Silver, a seasoned performer, touring musician and recording artist. She utilizes energies of the heart, body, mind and spirit, […]

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Unity at the Lake Healing Circle

Unity at the Lake Healing Circle at Regan Beach on Sept. 13 from 6:30pm. Join us as we affirm and align in consciousness with the truth that we are already whole. Bring a healing request to share in this powerful and prayerful ceremony. Bring a lawn chair. Love offering. For more info, call (530) 544.2266 […]

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Unity at the Lake’s World Day of Prayer

Sept. 9 from 8am-4pm is Unity at the Lake’s World Day of Prayer at the Star Tahoe Bldg., 2489 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 27, South Lake Tahoe. It is an all day silent prayer vigil. People may come by anytime during the day to sit in the presence of love and send it out to […]

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Firewood permit sales in Nevada about to begin

Permits will go on sale Sept. 11 for the Nevada Division of State Parks’ annual wood sale. The sale starts at 8am at a new location: the main lobby of the Richard H. Bryan State Office Building located at 901 S. Stewart St., Carson City. Permits are $50 per cord — cash or check only– […]

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Concussions at prep level treated seriously, but still pose a concern

By Chris Gabel, Reno Gazette-Journal Connor Talbott waved his hand in front of Bishop Manogue quarterback and teammate Zach McElroy’s face following a particularly brutal hit last season. There was no response. Coaches and trainers arrived at McElroy’s side moments later, and the junior eventually came to. He was loaded onto a gurney and placed […]

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Video game obsession may lead to lucrative career

By Mark Glover, Sacramento Bee Parents who have been riding their kids about playing too many video games might want to reconsider. That gaming obsession might be the ticket to a college degree and a high-paying job. The Washington, D.C.-based Entertainment Software Association said last month that 300 American colleges, universities, art and trade schools […]

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Opinion: State park fee is just a scam

By Patrick Dorinson We all love our parks, but parks aren’t really what this initiative is about. This is about ballot-box budgeting, plain and simple, which allows Sacramento lawmakers to continue the fiscal shell game they are playing with voters. It tests us to see just how far they can go before we cry “uncle.” […]

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Poor communications during Angora Fire lead to changes elsewhere

Publisher’s note: The actual number of structures lost in the Angora Fire was 254 houses. By Dana M. Nichols, Stockton Record SAN ANDREAS — Calaveras and Alpine counties are pioneering a microwave-based communications network for public safety agencies that will speed the work of law officers on their beats and patch the communications gaps that […]

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