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Vandals have CTC rethinking Upper Truckee Marsh access

By Kathryn Reed Walking down Lily Avenue, the couple is asked if they know the entrance they are headed to is private and they aren’t supposed to use it. They both look quizzical and say no signs are up saying as much. They continue on, saying the trek on this late Wednesday afternoon to the […]

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Concerted effort to catch boaters under the influence

Recreational boaters may want to think twice before reaching for that cold beer this weekend. Marine law enforcement officers, as part of a national coordinated effort of stepped-up enforcement known as Operation Dry Water, will be out in force looking for boat operators whose blood alcohol content exceeds the state limit of 0.08 percent. Operation […]

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Bar bill at Mott Canyon helps fight cancer

Mott Canyon on Lower Kingsbury Grade in Stateline is serving up burgers, cold beer and more to raise money to fight cancer. As this week’s featured restaurant in Taste of Tahoe, the restaurant it is donating a portion of the profits to the event. Taste of Tahoe is the foodies’ way of raising money for […]

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Lake Tahoe makes Forbes’ list of lakes worth visiting

By Miriam Marcus, Forbes Lifelong fisherman Jay Cassell, deputy editor of Field & Stream magazine, treasures lakeside vacations for the peace and tranquility only one can offer. “There’s nothing like sitting on a cabin deck and watching the sun set over a gorgeous lake,” he says, “or getting in a canoe early in the morning […]

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Nevada’s top court denies appeal of Incline wife killer

By Martha Bellisle, Reno Gazette-Journal Peter Bergna, a former Incline Village art appraiser convicted of staging a 1998 crash on Slide Mountain that killed his wife, failed to prove a long list of claims against his lawyers, the Nevada Supreme Court said in denying his appeal. A Washoe District Court jury found Bergna guilty in […]

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Learn to curl before league play begins

The South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena will be offering more curling events to prepare people for leagues this fall. Clinics are June 26, July 10, and July 2 from 1–3pm. Curling is a great sport similar to shuffleboard played on ice. Although it is often played with significant strategy and skill, it can be enjoyed […]

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KTHO — Ask the TRPA

Call in to KTHO FM 96.1/AM-590 (530.544.8255) Thursday morning starting at 10:15 when Lake Tahoe News Publisher Kathryn Reed moderates the Ask the TRPA radio show. Or listen online at www.kthoradio.com.

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Mobile cat adoption

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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Tahoe-Baikal Institute celebrating 20th year

Born as the Cold War ended, the Tahoe-Baikal Institute celebrates its 20th year of bringing together young people dedicated to preserving two of the world’s greatest lakes, Tahoe and Baikal. For the past two decades, this nonprofit organization has been promoting peace, international and cultural understanding, and scientific exchange between the Lake Tahoe region and […]

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Celtic music event at Valhalla Boathouse

Anne Roos is joined on stage by eighth generation bagpiper Séan Cummings in their 5th annual Celtic Concert on July 28 from 7:30-9pm. Enjoy watching this concert in the unique Boathouse Theatre on the Tallac Site off Highway 89 on the South Shore. Call (530)541.4975 for more information.

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