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Wines of summer tasting

Event: Wines of Summer Date: June 1, 6pm Cost: $15 in advance, $20 at the door, not including tips to your servers. Includes 5 wines and appetizer pairings. RSVP: (530) 544.9463 Location: Apres Wine Company, South Lake Tahoe on the corner of Highway 50 and Ski Run Boulevard Discounts: 10 percent off on 1-5, 15 […]

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Customer retention workshop

Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce Customer Loyalty & Retention Workshop is June 3 from 8-9am at the Econo Lodge meeting room, 2659 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. Looking for new ways to keep your business booming this summer? Understanding the differences between customer loyalty and customer satisfaction is critical to an organization’s […]

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Spaces available at Tahoe-Reno campgrounds

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal To camp or not to camp? It’s a question a lot of folks are likely weighing, balancing iffy spring weather with months of cabin fever. But if they come, and many no doubt will, campground operators across the Reno-Tahoe area say they are ready for a Memorial Day holiday that […]

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Digital mammograms makes viewing easier for docs

By Jeffery Behar It’s time for your annual mammogram, and you’ve just learned that you’re going to have a digital one. If you’ve never had a digital mammogram, you might be wondering, “What’s the difference between it and a more traditional film mammogram?” Both use X-rays to capture images of the breasts. And yes, your […]

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Library storytime moves to Lampe Park

The Douglas County Public Library will move its storytime to Lampe Park on June 2. It will continue every Wednesday at 10:30am through Aug. 25. Shop at the farmers market while your children listen to stories in the park. Children age 3 and up are invited to attend. The program includes stories, music, and crafts. […]

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Delinquent TOT in South Lake Tahoe adds up to $569,476

By Kathryn Reed South Lake Tahoe hotels owe the city more than a half million dollars in taxes and penalties. The properties are deliberately not paying the city the transient occupancy tax they collect. City Attorney Patrick Enright was back in court this week fighting to get the $43,000 Inn at Heavenly owes. The TOT […]

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$5.5 mil. will restore Tahoe Vista wetlands

Placer County’s cleanup efforts of an abandoned concrete batch plant on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe have been bolstered by the awarding of three grants, totaling $600,000, toward restoration efforts in the Snow Creek wetlands. The restoration project, managed by the Placer County Department of Public Works Tahoe Engineering Division, will address water quality […]

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Celio property focal point of annual garden tour

The Lake Tahoe Historical Society’s 7th annual Garden Tour is likely to prove to be a bit different, according to organizers. The event is July 31 from 10am-4pm. All gardens are in El Dorado County. Five of the eight gardens are on land once owned by the Celio family. “We will tell the story of […]

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Truckee DUI checkpoint on Friday

The Truckee Police Department in conjunction with the California Highway Patrol and the Grass Valley Police Department will have a DUI checkpoint on May 28. Additionally, Truckee PD is participating in the national “Click It or Ticket” campaign, which runs through June 6. The focus of this program is to make sure all drivers and […]

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Free fishing in Nevada

Free Fishing Day in Nevada. The statewide event allows anglers to fish in any public fishing water in the state without a fishing license or trout stamp, while all limits and other regulations apply. Visit www.ndow.org to find out about local events.

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