Lavish Green in South Tahoe
Lavish Green, a South Lake Tahoe favorite band, celebrates its 15th anniversary at Whiskey Dicks Saloon on July 3 at 6pm.
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TOCCATA in South Tahoe
TOCCATA, the Orchestra and Community Choral Artists of the Tahoe Area, is launching its 2010 Big Blue Summer MusicFest, July 2 at 7:30pm at St. Theresa Catholic Church in South Lake Tahoe with a concert series entitled “Rhapsody in Tahoe Blue — A Celebration of American Music.” For more information, go to www.toccatatahoe.com.
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26th Annual I-CAN Run/Walk
The 26th Annual I-CAN Run/Walk kicks off at 8:15am on July 10 in Incline Village. Proceeds benefit two nonprofits; the Children’s Cabinet at Incline Village and Incline High School Athletics Program. This fun family tradition offers a 5K and 10K Run with chip timing, a 5K Walk, and a 1K Kids Run on a combination […]
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Effort to cleanup after unsanitary Rubicon Trail users
El Dorado County is asking off-road enthusiasts to support its Yellow Bandana Campaign to eradicate the infamous “white flowers” on the world-famous Rubicon Trail. White (toilet paper) flowers are found where off road enthusiasts have failed to follow proper human waste disposal and sanitation procedures while on the Rubicon. Last year the Central Valley Water […]
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Wooden Statue of Liberty to grace Tahoe’s shoreline
A 30-foot contemporary version of the Statue of Liberty arrived at Ski Run Marina on Thursday morning. Sculptor Matthew Welter created the work from cedar. It will be erected on June 30 and it will be on display through October. For the next week the artist will be creating the pedestal. At different times this […]
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Adopt a cat on June 26
To celebrate Adopt-A-Cat Month there will be a mobile adoption at the Lake Tahoe Humane Society and S.P.C.A. Center from 11am-2pm June 26. The center is located at 1221 Emerald Bay Road, South Lake Tahoe. Cats and kittens from the El Dorado County Animal Services Shelter will be showcased. Look for the Mobile Adoption trailer […]
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Judge allows Stateline CalPERS defendant access to cash
By Dale Kasler, Sacramento Bee RENO – Former CalPERS board member Alfred Villalobos, facing accusations that he bribed pension fund officials, broke his silence Wednesday, persuading a bankruptcy judge to unfreeze some of his assets so he could reopen his business. The Stateline, Nev., resident, who earned more than $50 million helping Wall Street clients […]
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Chili fundraiser helps Clean Tahoe, Dinner Table Project
On June 24 from 5-10pm, Clean Tahoe and the Dinner Table Project will be the beneficiaries of the $1 All-You-Can-Eat Chili fundraiser at the Coyote Grill in Round Hill. In addition to the money raised from the chili sales, the Coyote Grill is giving us 20 percent of all sales from the evening.
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Crawford: Time to sort out ethical issues on council
To Lake Tahoe News, Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary cites the first definition of the word ethic as the “discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation.” As a member of the City Council, I believe we have ethical issues that the council should deal with. At the center […]
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Snippets about Lake Tahoe
• Kirkwood Mountain Resort is having a party July 2-4 that includes skiing and mountain biking. Chairs 1 and 2 will turn all three days. Sunday Chair 6 will be added. • Truckee’s Old Greenwood golf course on July 11-14 is hosting the Annika Academy with Annika Sorenstam. • Squaw Dogs, a pet store, opened […]
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