To the community, I wanted to let you know Lake Valley Fire Protection District, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (USFS) and CalFire will be hosting and open house on July 8 from 10am to 3pm. t will be at our fire stations in Meyers at 2211 Keetak St. We want to show off our pretty […]
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Caregiving is a difficult and often challenging role that one can undertake, and taking the opportunity to share information and feel connected to others who are providing care is a vital step to perform this task to the best of your ability. Take the opportunity on July 8 from 5:30-7:30pm at the South Lake Tahoe […]
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The South Lake Tahoe Senior Center is in need of volunteers to drive the van to transport senior citizens. The Senior Center transportation program operates with volunteers that transport senior citizens throughout the community to the Senior Center, local appointments, grocery store and other places. Any interested individuals who can volunteer up to four hours […]
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To the community, My project has been approved in The Good Idea competition and now I need your votes. My project is aimed toward creating a sustainable future for Tahoe. Click here to vote. Search: The Tahoe Project Or go to: Planet section for $50,000 The Overview: Three greenhouse projects within the local school district […]
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Zephyr Cove Library on July 8 at 1pm will celebrate the Summer Reading program with Bubble Lady Rebecca Nile. The Bubble Lady will entertain and delight the audience with her bubbles. The excitement mounts toward the finale as they grow in size, until there is a bubble large enough for an audience member to fit […]
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Lake Tahoe Music Festival’s 2010 season builds upon the past two years with a six-concert series July 22–Aug. 7 featuring America -– 40th Anniversary Tour, Wynonna, Natalie Cole and Michael McDonald along with Broadway’s Best and the Simply Sinatra Pops concert. The festival also adds to “Strictly Classical” concerts July 21 and 28 featuring the […]
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When Jacob Morrison goes wood collecting, it’s not for firewood. The Truckee native has developed a keen eye for spotting logs and limbs that are suitable for his one-of-a-kind rustic furniture pieces. Morrison’s passion for woodworking took root during his years at Truckee High, where he took the woodshop course three times. After graduating from […]
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Squaw Valley is slated to host the first SATELite Festival this September. This year’s SATELite Festival will unite adventurers, artists and consumers for film premiers, photo exhibits, cycling events, wine and dining experiences and live music. The SATELite Festival comes to Squaw Valley Sept. 10-12 The weekend will include an array of activities including films […]
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By Stephen Ward Pristine might have been the last word to use to describe the beaches of Lake Tahoe early this morning. Thanks to a group of volunteers on the South Shore, most people will never know what the shoreline looked like after people left behind their trash from the Fourth’s festivities. With the South […]
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Lake Tahoe News would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Fourth of July. Maybe for a day we could put aside the negativity and instead celebrate that we actually have the right to express our opinions. It was the extreme forward thinking of individuals more than 200 years ago who granted us these […]
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