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CHP officer who worked in South Lake faces drug charges

By KCRA-TV A California Highway Patrol officer arrested on several drug charges previously had been fired because of drug-related accusations, KCRA 3 has learned. Officer Ruben Salgado has been locked up in jail for more than a week in Placer County, where he was arraigned on felony counts. CHP brass previously described Salgado as an […]

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Nifty 50 Trolley back on the streets of South Tahoe

The Nifty 50 Trolley begins its seasonal service on the South Shore on May 22. This trolley that looks a bit like a San Francisco cable car on wheels operates from the South Y Transit Station to Tahoma via Highway 89 and Camp Richardson Resort. It will run through Sept. 6; then weekends only until […]

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North Shore kicks off summer with 5 days of fun

Summer officially kicks off in North Lake Tahoe on Memorial Day Weekend with the 4th annual Opening Day at the Lake. This five-day special event begins May 27 and runs through May 31. It is comprised of celebrations and festivities primarily along the West Shore. “This is our official launch into the boating and summer […]

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Harveys Lake Tahoe to host rock band competition

Harrah’s Entertainment and MTV Games are again seeking the best Rock Band gamers in the United States with the 2nd Annual Total Rock, Total Rewards Rock Band Competition. Five participating Harrah’s Total Rewards Casinos will host Rock Band Nights. The five participating Harrah’s casinos are: Harveys Lake Tahoe, Harrah’s Joliet, Bally’s Atlantic City, Bill’s Gamblin’ […]

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EDC seniors may qualify for farmers’ market coupons

By Carlos Alcalá, Sacramento Bee Seniors who meet income requirements can pick up $20 farmers’ market coupons at senior centers in Placerville and South Lake Tahoe. The USDA coupons can be used for fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs at Certified Farmer’s Markets and are distributed through the El Dorado County Department of Human Services. Read […]

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Fuels reduction meeting

There will be a public meeting June 3 at 6pm at Hidatsa Court in Lake Valley Fire District to discuss the upcoming fuels reduction project that will be going on in the neighborhood. Agencies will include CalFire, California Tahoe Conservancy, Lake Valley Fire District and Nevada Fire Safe Council.

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Child support payment help

Do you owe child support arrears? To learn more about the Compromise of Arrears Program and to receive assistance with the application process plan to attend: South Lake Tahoe Library 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd. South Lake Tahoe Dates: June 2 and Sept. 22 from 10ma-noon. Call 866.901.3212 to sign up for the workshop, and to […]

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Spring concert in LTUSD

Lake Tahoe Unified students in grades 4-8 will perform a variety of light rock and pop music, from jazz and blues to John Williams Superman Theme, 2001 Fanfare and Louie, Louie on May 26. The free event is at the South Tahoe Middle School multipurpose room. Grades 4-6 perform from 6-6:45pm, while older kids go […]

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Meyers CCC center about to get $13 mil. overhaul

By Austin Fay MEYERS — The California Conservation Corps Lake Tahoe Residential Center is moving forward with its estimated $13 million facility improvements. Construction includes renovation of the minimalist 84-corps member residential areas, new dining hall, gymnasium, and classrooms for corps member use. Bids for the project open May 26. State estimates for construction and […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• The owner of the Chinese Buffet on Highway 89 has been talking to South Lake Tahoe officials about moving to the former Carrows building on Highway 50. • Donner Summit rest areas will be closed for remodeling through the summer. The rest areas on Interstate 80 at Gold Run are still open. • The […]

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