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Looking to put locals first

Publisher’s note: This message went out to all employees on May 26 asking for their comments. It is reprinted with permission. Good Afternoon: The city has an existing policy of the council to give preference to qualified local vendors of service in our procurement. We are proud of this fact. We are examining a proposal […]

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Annika Vineyards releases golf pro’s Chardonnay

Publisher’s note: Annika Sorenstam has a home in Incline Village. By Heather McPherson, Orlando Sentinel Annika Vineyards, a joint venture between Hall of Fame golfer and Orlando resident Annika Sorenstam and Wente Vineyards, is proud to introduce its newest entry, a 2008 chardonnay, which will be available for purchase through its website in the spring […]

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Trek along Emerald Bay a vision of Sierra beauty

By Kathryn Reed Hiking season in the Lake Tahoe area is a gradual migration from lake level to higher elevations. It may be an extended lake level season this year based on the weather the Sierra has experienced this month. Still, I was able to get in one of my favorite hikes earlier this month […]

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Recreation sites in California at the click of a button

California State Parks and GreenInfo Network have created a web portal that makes it dramatically easier for the public to find and get to any kind of open-space and recreational lands in the Golden State. The FindRecreation website contains data on everything from federal wilderness areas to neighborhood tot lots, with interactive maps and searching. […]

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Training for executive directors, board members

Two-part training series for executive directors and board members on accounting as good governance will cover: -What is accounting? -What financial reports should you be looking at and what do they mean? -Internal controls: What are they and why are they important? For more information about the June 3 and June 10 event, click training.

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Mammoth hosts spring camp for U.S. Ski Team

By U.S. Ski Team MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN -– Despite heavy snow, the men’s U.S. Alpine Ski Team wrapped up a dynamic spring camp as athletes at all levels of the program gathered at Mammoth Mountain. “The camp was a total success on all levels,” said nen’s alpine head coach Sasha Rearick. “We had the Development Team, […]

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Weekend worth of car washes in South Lake

If the weather holds, there will be two car washes in South Lake Tahoe this weekend. Club Live will have its 17th annual Memorial Weekend Car Wash on Saturday from 9am-4pm at the LTUSD Bus Garage on Al Tahoe Boulevard across from the Rite Aid Shopping Center. Club Live promotes a healthy lifestyle by providing […]

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STHS grad’s wine tasting

June 22, 6pm – Amphora Winery, Tasting. Sonoma winemaker and South Tahoe High School grad Rick Hutchinson is back with his wines. If you met him in April, you know the fun you’ll have at a Rick Hutchinson Tasting. If you weren’t here, come see what he’s all about. Cost: $25 advance, $30 at door. […]

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Wine-down after bike parade

June 5, 5pm – Wine, Bikes & Song. Toast the bicyclists and their supporters after the Tahoe Bike Day Parade & Festival at Après Wine Company. John Chevallier will be playing from 5-7pm followed by Wes King from 7-9pm. Location: Corner of Ski Run Boulevard and Highway 50 in South Lake Tahoe.

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Barton Foundation wine auction

June 2, 5:30pm – Barton Foundation Wine Tasting Auction at Edgewood Tahoe Clubhouse in Statelne. Admission to the wine tasting auction is with either a $75 bottle of wine or $85 cash, per person. All proceeds benefit The Barton Foundation’s Community Health Endowment. For more information call (530) 543.5909.

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