By Vicki Barber I just watched the movie “Avatar” and I have friends telling me I should be watching the TV show “Glee”. I love to visit art museums when I’m traveling, although I’m certainly not one who can draw a straight line without a ruler. I’m as left brained a thinker and doer as […]
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Do you love Lake Tahoe and have an interest in learning more about the lake? Do you enjoy science, learning new information, and sharing your knowledge? Residents who would like to help people learn about the region’s environmental assets and challenges are needed to serve as volunteer docents at the UC Davis Eriksson Education Center. […]
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By Kathryn Reed Five multi-million dollar condominiums will replace a rundown building that looks like a relic from an architectural era that would be best not repeated. Tahoe Lakeview LLC had the final subdivision map and condominium plan approved by the South Lake Tahoe City Council last week. TRPA permits are already in hand. Don […]
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Eating and giving to charity at the same time is what Taste of Tahoe is all about. Bistro Danielle is this week’s restaurant that is donating a portion of profits to the South Shore’s Relay for Life. The offer is good through Saturday. For more information about Taste of Tahoe, click here.
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The South Shore Summer Series launches the season June 10-13 with a weekend of live music, culinary delights, paddle-wheeler race, concerts and competitions stretching across the shore from Camp Richardson Resort on the west to Zephyr Cove on the east. Guy Fieri, Food Network superstar and host of NBC’s “Minute To Win It”, brings his […]
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• El Dorado County sheriff’s Lt. Les Lovell graduated from the state’s command college this month. • Kings Beach’s Char Pit is taking over concessionaire responsibilities at Sand Harbor this summer. • The Nevada Supreme Court recently appointed Chase International broker salesperson and consultant Michelle Plevel as a mediator to the Nevada Foreclosure Mediation Program. […]
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By Kathryn Reed Fishing is a frustrating sport on a good day. But to know there is no way that talking about the one that got away is even possible, could make for a super bad fishing day. That scenario may take place at Sawmill Pond on the edge of South Lake Tahoe and El […]
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To the community, In the continuing effort to better protect California’s children from violent sexual predators, I want to urge you to take part in the Chelsea’s Law Petition Drive. Chelsea’s Law, which you can read about in detail here, is a bill pending before the Legislature. It was named after San Diego teenager Chelsea […]
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Heavenly Mountain Resort will operate the gondola Memorial Day Weekend from 10am-4pm for sightseeing, tubing and sledding. Heavenly’s super tubing hill at Adventure Peak at the top of the Gondola will be open all three days from 11am-3pm. Offering two lanes stretching 560 feet with a 65-foot vertical drop, it’s the largest tubing operation at […]
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To improve boater services at Lake Tahoe this year, seasonal watercraft inspection stations will open Memorial Day weekend at four designated, roadside locations around Lake Tahoe. Access to roadside inspection stations are designed increase efficiency at Lake Tahoe boat ramps and increase access to aquatic invasive species decontamination equipment, according to watercraft inspectors. Four roadside […]
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