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Douglas County library events

“Make a Splash — Read!” is the theme of the Summer Reading Program for kids at the Douglas County Public Library. Registration starts June 7. The program continues through Aug. 7. Children will explore water through stories, songs, crafts, and other activities about oceans, rivers, lakes and the creatures that live there. The library has […]

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South Tahoe teen survives plowing into power pole

By Kathryn Reed By the looks of the 4Runner it is surprising the driver was released hours after striking a telephone pole on Pioneer Trail and being hauled to Barton Memorial Hospital. The name of the male teen driver was not being released Tuesday night by South Lake Tahoe police officers. The vehicle had 2010 […]

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Officials terminate contract with South Shore bus provider

By Kathryn Reed MV Transportation is being told to hand over the keys to the South Shore transit operation and to cease operating BlueGo as of noon June 20. A letter from South Tahoe Areas Transit Authority attorney Michael McLaughlin dated May 28 to MV Transportation says STATA is terminating the three-year contract that was […]

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Caregiver support meeting

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 South Lake Tahoe Senior […]

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Barton thankful for successful health day

To the community, Thank you seems so small for the tremendous effort you all contributed to the second annual “Latino Family Health Day, Everyone is Invited” event, which took place at Bijou School on May 26. Barton Health extends a huge thank you to everyone who made this family health day an enormous success – […]

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Festival of Tree and Lights planning meeting

Do you want to have some fun and help raise money for the Barton Community Clinic? Would you like to help make this year’s family friendly Festival of Tree and Lights even bigger and better? Are you curious about the festival and just want to know what all the hub bub is about? Then join […]

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Kelly Ridge to receive national honor

The Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition of Washington will be recognizing South Lake Tahoe’s Kelly Ridge housing development at a June 2 banquet. Kelly Ridge, named after TACCD’s David Kelly, has been selected by the panel of judges to receive an Honorable Mention certificate in the Senior Housing category for this year’s Charles L. Edson […]

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Produce fresh from the farm at weekly markets

The summer farmers’ market in South Lake Tahoe opened today. Vendors will be at the American Legion parking lot until 1pm. Asparagus, peaches and greens were selling fast this morning. The market will be open every Tuesday from 8am-1pm in South Lake Tahoe. The one in Meyers opens June 6; and will go every Sunday. […]

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STPUD not done fighting South Tahoe’s redevelopment plan

By Kathryn Reed Officials from South Tahoe Public Utility District and South Lake Tahoe are expected to get together early this month to hash out lingering redevelopment issues. Even though the city approved another redevelopment area last month, STPUD and El Dorado County are not walking away from the issue. “We could talk about our […]

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Beermaker’s dinner at Dragonfly in Truckee

Dragonfly Restaurant in Truckee is again teaming up with Reno’s Buckbean Brewery for another beermaker’s dinner on June 11. Brewmaster Dan Kahn says pairing food and beer is a little different than pairing food and wine. “With wine you generally look for flavor contrasts, while with beer you generally pair similar flavors, although contrast can […]

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