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Gathering to remember those who died fighting for the U.S.

By Kathryn Reed Patty Smith has a simple request – fly the American flag every day, not just a couple days a year. Through tears, the South Lake Tahoe woman talked briefly about her son, Timmy, who died in the Iraq conflict. She talked about the need to remember and honor soldiers every day of […]

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Clean-up day in Incline

Incline Village Community Clean Up Day is June 5 from 10am-noon at D.W. Reynolds Community Non-Profit Center, 948 Incline Way, Incline Village. Participants of all ages are welcome, however children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The Incline Village Community Clean Up Day is part of The Great Tahoe to Truckee Community Clean […]

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South Tahoe bike festival and parade

Tahoe Bike Day Parade & Festival is June 5. To inaugurate this day, a family oriented Parade & Festival will be at Ski Run Marina in South Lake Tahoe. Everyone is invited to ride in the parade – any age, skill level, type of bike, and decorated bikes are particularly welcome. The parade begins noon […]

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Truckee Rib Fest

The first Truckee Rib Fest, slated for Father’s Day (June 20) will be at Citizens Bank Plaza from noon–4pm. This casual foodie event will provide attendees a chance to sample ribs and side dishes prepared by the best chefs in the area. Event organizers have lined up a number of caterers and restaurants who will […]

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Wagon Train to roll through Tahoe

Annual Highway 50 Wagon Train through the South Shore of Lake Tahoe is June 5-13. This is a historical reenactment of the Great Western Migration. Take a step back through the portals of time and relive the adventures and rigors of the early pioneers as they forged their way west.

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Truckee film company scores big at Houston festival

Eureka Productions of Truckee won six awards this month at the 43rd annual Worldfest-Houston International Film festival. “We are delighted to say that your Remi Award assumes a very special significance this year, as more than 4,200 category entries were competing from 32 countries,” Hunter Todd, director of WorldFest Houston, said in a press release. […]

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Blue Angel Cafe helping fight cancer

Eating at Blue Angel Cafe today through June 5 comes with a bonus. A portion of the proceeds from the South Lake Tahoe restaurant on Ski Run Boulevard will benefit Taste of Tahoe, the event raising money for the South Shore’s Relay for Life. For more information about Taste of Tahoe, click here. For more […]

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16 scholarships awarded to South Shore students

By Laurie Brazil Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra hosted an early morning breakfast to award 16 scholarships and most improved distinctions to local students. Students were represented by St. Theresa, South Tahoe Middle, South Tahoe High and Whittell High schools. The early risers attending last week included awarded students, family, faculty, administrators, counselors, local dignitaries […]

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Carnelian fuels project meeting June 3

The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit is seeking public comment on the proposed action for the Carnelian Hazardous Fuels Reduction and Healthy Forest Restoration Project. The agency will host a public meeting on June 3 to share details of the proposed project activities, answer questions, and encourage comment on the project. The […]

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