Average White Band at Harrah’s Tahoe
Average White Band plays at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Tickets are $30. For more South Shore Room information, show times, tickets and reservations, call 800.786.8208 or go to www.SouthShoreRoom.com.
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Night Ranger in Stateline
Night Ranger plays in the showroom at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. Tickets are $35. For more South Shore Room information, show times, ticket prices and reservations, call 800.786.8208 or go to www.SouthShoreRoom.com.
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STHS beefing up security
By Kathryn Reed Skid marks remain at South Tahoe High School where a truck at 1:30 one morning last week did a few doughnuts in the circular entryway. Cameras captured a truck, believed to be a black Ford, 2008 era, with wide wheels. Enhanced equipment will soon be installed to make sure the next person […]
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K’s Kitchen: 3 farmers’ market salads
By Kathryn Reed This is the second day in a row I will be in food heaven. That’s because I know what’s in the fridge – three salads made mostly with ingredients from Tuesday’s farmers’ market. The added bonus is I was disinvited from a lunch today that would have meant less than good mass […]
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Juried ceramics show at Northstar
Sierra Nevada College, together with Clay Times magazine and Northstar-at-Tahoe, is hosting a national juried ceramics show beginning Sept. 18th in the Village at Northstar and continuing through Oct. 16. The exhibit “A New Decade of Clay: 2010” will feature ceramic pieces from artists across the country to be juried by internationally renowned ceramist Richard […]
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Carson City mint show could be striking
By Mel Shields, Sacramento Bee United States mints tended to be built where the action was. The California Gold Rush created the San Francisco Mint, and the Comstock Lode created the Carson City Mint. From 1870 to 1893, the Carson City Mint produced 50 issues of silver coins and 57 issues of gold coins, all […]
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Economy hits South Shore wedding business
By Phillip Reese, Sacramento Bee Lake Tahoe has long been a hot spot for weddings — the romance of exchanging vows near the lake’s deep blue waters and surrounding mountaintops is undeniable. But, like many other destination wedding hubs, Lake Tahoe is seeing far fewer nuptials these days. About 1,100 fewer people tied the knot […]
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STHS grad makes a difference through Peace Corps
By Michelle Aguilar As the orange trees start to bear fruit once again, I am reminded that I have been in country through a full harvest cycle. Aug. 11, 2009, I said goodbye to the world I knew and all the comforts of an American lifestyle to embark on a journey known as Peace Corps. […]
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State deferral of K-12 dollars no biggie for LTUSD — this year
By Kathryn Reed Even though state lawmakers this week decided to shore up part of the state’s money shortage by burdening school districts, Lake Tahoe Unified School District is not sweating the decision. “It was something we all anticipated,” LTUSD CFO Deb Yates told Lake Tahoe News. “It has no real impact this year.” The […]
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English instructor takes interim dean job at LTCC
By Kathryn Reed Two in-house candidates were vying to be interim dean of Instruction and Social Sciences at Lake Tahoe Community College, with Kurt Green coming out on top. The English instructor will not have any teaching responsibilities while he is in this role. Green served as interim administrator at the South Lake Tahoe college […]
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