Bread & Broth had four additional volunteers from the Rotaract Club of Lake Tahoe Community College this month. Rotaract Club Secretary Otto Hsiao, Commissioner of Public Relations Erika Mendoza, Vice President Michelle McNicol, President Alexandra Aguila and LTCC President and Club Adviser Paul Killpatrick helped serve meals and also donated $250 to sponsor the evening. […]
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By Ron Trujillo, Sacramento Business Journal Sacramento-area home prices are climbing off the mat, increasing 12.4 percent from the bottom reached in April 2009, according to a report released Monday. The four-county region — arguably one of the hardest hit, with an abundance of foreclosures and 35 percent-plus home price declines — had a median-home […]
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A team of exceptional athletes, many of whom are wounded Iraq and Afghanistan veterans representing all military branches, depart from the Golden Gate Bridge on May 22 for World T.E.A.M. Sports’ inaugural bike trek across America called Sea to Shining Sea. The goal of Sea to Shining Sea is to honor the courage of our […]
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By Kathryn Reed A $6.8 million water quality and erosion control project along Kingsbury Grade will mean minor delays for people traveling along the route that links Stateline and the Carson Valley. Crews from El Camino Construction Company out of Las Vegas will not be onsite May 28-June 1 so Memorial Day weekend traffic will […]
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A “Fundinner/Fundraiser” will be at El Papagayo in Meyers on June 15 from 4-7pm. The money raised is for Lake Tahoe Environmental Science Magnet School’s physical education program. A $10 ticket gets you two tostadas and a drink. Tickets will be available for purchase from PTA parents or at El Papagayo that night.
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The Bare Bones Open Mic nights offer a creative stage for musicians, writers, comedians and other performing artists of all ages. The entertainment takes place at the Valhalla Grand Hall stage on the South Shore starting at 7pm on May 25, June 29 and Aug. 17. There’s a variety of music, comedy, and spoken word […]
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Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra’s Student Scholarship Breakfast on May 27 at 7:30am. It will at the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center on Lake Tahoe Boulevard.
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• Two important public hearings are scheduled for this week. On May 26 beginning at 9:30am at The Chateau in Incline Village, there will be a public hearing on land use policies proposed as part of the Regional Plan update before the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency’s Governing Board. On May 27 at 9:30am at the […]
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Two-time Olympic freestyle medalist Shannon Bahrke will be the guest of honor at the inaugural Tails in Tahoe weekend June 5-6. The two-day event will include a host of pet-related activities aimed at raising awareness about animal well-being and funds for the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe. Events will be in Tahoe City and the River […]
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By Kathryn Reed Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said his May revise did not take away money form K-12 districts. But it’s a lie. At Tuesday’s Lake Tahoe Unified School District board meeting, CFO Deb Yates will explain how another $160,000 in cuts is coming to the district for 2010-11. It’s more of the funny math Sacramento […]
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