As part of the annual summer-long Valhalla Arts, Music and Theatre Festival, An Evening of Intimate Chamber Music at the historic Boathouse Theatre will be June 11. Performers playing the works of Mozart, Bruch, Reger and Francaiz include David Brock, piano, Pat Crane, viola and Darrell Morre, clarinet. And, Maureen Leonard will perform Chopin on […]
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Emotional Freedom Technique Worsshop — The Basics on June 18 from 6-9pm at Lake Tahoe Spiritual Living Center, 3665 Tamarack Ave., South Lake Tahoe. Ready to make some positive changes? Why not take just three hours out of your busy life to learn an amazing, easy to learn technique that can help you feel healthier […]
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By Dennis Hevesi, New York Times Murray Stein, who for more than 20 years led the federal government’s fight against water pollution and did much to overcome the prevailing attitude that the nation’s waterways could serve as sewers, died May 24 at his home in Falls Church, Va. He was 92. His daughter Judith Sloane […]
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Lake Tahoe Democratic Club meeting is June 9 at 6:30pm in the loft above the Blue Angel Cafe, 1132 Ski Run Blvd., South Lake Tahoe.
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Hundreds of Realtors will gather from across the globe on June 13-15 at the National Association of Realtors Resort and Second-Home Symposium at the Lake Tahoe Hyatt in Incline Village. This networking event is for people who specialize in the resort, vacation and second-home markets. Launched in Los Cabos, Mexico, in 2003, the NAR Resort […]
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Lake Tahoe Community College’s annual Student Art Exhibition is going on now through June 19, with most of the work in the commons area. The work is the culmination of what students have produced this academic year. Items range from water colors, to sculpture, to photography to a wild plastic bottle exhibit at the entry.
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To veterans, Can we help you be a member of an organization that helps veterans and the community and provides a place for veterans to spend quality time with one another doing and celebrating their service to their country and one another? We want you to join us and be a part of our celebration. […]
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By Colin Sullivan, New York Times California environmental groups are split over whether to support an $11 billion water bond on the November ballot, setting up a family feud between activists who usually stand shoulder-to-shoulder against corporate interests. The bond is backed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R), Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D), the California Farm Bureau, […]
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By Austin Fay CAMP RICHARDSON — Contrasting homogeneous suburban theme parks, Renaissance fairs bring back a time when life expectancy was stunted, disease was rampant, and reality TV was better known as King Henry VIII’s court. The 18th Annual Valhalla Renaissance Faire at Camp Richardson is much more fun than that sounds, and you can […]
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By Reno Gazette-Journal The National Weather Service in Reno is warning of potential flooding of the West Walker River near Coleville in Mono County. The NWS has issued a flood advisory for the West Walker for the next few days, as snowmelt continues. Flows in the river have already reached flood stage near Coleville, and […]
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