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Tahoe-Truckee prep golfers snag state recognition

Reno Gazette-Journal It was a good day for North teams in the 2A and 3A NIAA state golf tournaments on Wednesday. In the 3A, Truckee’s Allan Nousiainen took first place after a one-hole playoff. He shot a 74 (at the Oasis Golf Club’s Canyons Course) on Day 1 and a 76 on the second day […]

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K’s Kitchen: Hiker’s veggie sandwich

By Kathryn Reed For whatever reason, I seldom eat sandwiches. But I really like them. I may be on a roll, so to speak, since I’ve had one each of the last two weekends. A week ago I had one of my favorites with my mom – avocado, tomato and lettuce on multigrain bread. I […]

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TAP thanks community for successful spaghetti feed

To the community, Bueno and Marty Kettleson of Bert’s Café recently hosted a Spaghetti Night fundraiser for Tahoe Arts Project. It was a wonderful evening enjoyed by many. All of us at Tahoe Arts Project would like to thank Crystal Dairy, Bonanza Produce, Sara Lee and of course the staff at Bert’s for helping to […]

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EDC assessor, judge candidates make case to be elected

By Kathryn Reed STATELINE — The two candidates for El Dorado County assessor squared-off Wednesday before an audience that included their boss Tim Holcomb, who is retiring. Retired El Dorado County Judge Gene Rasmussen and sitting Judge Suzanne Kingsbury were also at the Soroptimist International of South Lake Tahoe forum at Harveys Lake Tahoe. Keith […]

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Gray’s Crossing opens season as public golf course

By Steve Pajak, Sacramento Bee When the operators of Gray’s Crossing in Truckee decided they were going to allow public play, they weren’t going to let a little thing like a foot of snow get in the way. After three years as a private club, Gray’s Crossing opened to the public for its 2010 season […]

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Lake Tahoe Marathon discounts in May

Coined “A Sunday run you’ll never forget,” the Lake Tahoe Marathon will bring about 3,000 racers to Lake Tahoe Sept. 22-26 to run the 26.2 miles down the West Shore, along with a host of other events. In addition to the event’s popular marathon (Sept. 26 starting in Tahoe City), runners and walkers may choose […]

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Trout Creek breach sends water flowing into Lake Tahoe

By Kathryn Reed Mother Nature is hard at work this season as she creates another tributary into Lake Tahoe. Trout Creek in South Lake Tahoe normally flows into the Upper Truckee Marsh and then into the Upper Truckee River that lets out into Lake Tahoe at Cove East. Not this year. The creek has its […]

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Single-car accident snarls traffic in South Lake

An accident late Wednesday afternoon in South Lake Tahoe prompted phone lines to be busy as locals tried to figure out what happened. A dispatcher for the South Lake Tahoe Police Department said a vehicle went off the road near Grocery Outlet and the Upper Truckee River about 4:15pm. No major injuries occurred, but the […]

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El Dorado’s letter to South Tahoe regarding redevelopment

Publisher’s note: The following is El Dorado County’s letter to South Lake Tahoe regarding redevelopment. Dear Mayor Lovell and Councilmembers: The County of El Dorado continues to object strongly to the proposed Redevelopment Plan for the South Tahoe Redevelopment Project Area No. 2 as outlined in previous letters [April 6, 2010 and May 3, 2010]. […]

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Leave No Trace wilderness training

The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is offering a Leave No Trace Training for Trainers on June 12–13 in Incline Village and D.L. Bliss State Park. This training will teach not only Leave No Trace wilderness skills and ethics, but also how to share the knowledge with others including teaching techniques and interactive Leave No Trace […]

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