June 19 from 9am-1pm – Unity at the Lake Yard & Bake Sale at the Star Tahoe Building parking lot,2489 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. Lots of baked goodies, household items, clothes, toys, tools, collectibles and more. For more info, call (530) 544.2266 or visit www.unityatthelake.org.
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June 14 – Unity at the Lake Healing Circle – Regan Beach 6:30pm sharp. Affirm and align in consciousness with the truth that we are already whole. One of the best ways to align our minds with divine mind and claim our divine inheritance. Bring a healing request to share in this powerful and prayerful […]
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Permits are on sale through June 11 for the Nevada Division of State Parks’ spring wood sale. Permits may be purchased at the division office at 901 S. Stewart St., Ste. 5005 in Carson City from 8am-5pm. Permits are $50 (exact cash or check only) per cord and there is a two cord limit per […]
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Don’t be surprised if you see some familiar sights while channel surfing, as Truckee’s JAX at the Tracks will be featured on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives beginning June 7. According to owner Bud Haley, the show’s producers were drawn to the restaurant’s “comfort food with an attitude” vibe, as well as the […]
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By Kathryn Reed When the city attorney found out Tuesday that a councilman did the legal work to evict Broc’s Puppies, he said, “I’ll talk to Bruce.” Bruce Grego, the councilman in question, believes because the work had nothing to do with the ordinance he voted on a year ago that bans future stores like […]
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By Ellen Nunes Winter is over at last and it’s time to clean out all that unwanted stuff that’s been piling up and get ready for summer. Luckily, the Clean Tahoe Program’s Annual Community Cleanup Day – known by locals as “Dump Day” — is June 5 from 8am-4pm at the South Tahoe Refuse Transfer […]
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By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Redevelopment of aging, polluting urban areas will prove critical to restoring Lake Tahoe’s troubled environment in coming decades, Tahoe land-use regulators insist. Environmental groups counter that the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency appears to be steered on a path that could substantially alter the lake’s rustic characteristics, bringing taller buildings and […]
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By Rochelle Nason Tahoe is on the verge of changes that will affect it for generations to come. The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency is deciding the ground rules for how to develop Tahoe for the next 20 years. The most disturbing proposal is to require taller buildings and higher density on more than 800 acres […]
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The Reno/Tahoe community has the opportunity to view “TAPPED”, an award winning documentary on the issues surrounding bottled water versus tap water. These screenings are presented by the Tahoe Water Suppliers Association. The events are free and open to the public. Summer dates: June 11, 8pm: Free, Campfire Program, Galena Creek Regional Park, Reno. Co-sponsored […]
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By Kathryn Reed “It is nothing more than a guy going through town and making money.” Those are the words of David Kelly, president of the Tahoe Area Coordinating Council for the Disabled (TACCD). He is the face and voice of the disabled on the South Shore. And he is not happy with what a […]
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