Time is running out to participate in the initial week of Taste of Tahoe. Brook’s Sports Bar at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline is donating 10 percent of its proceeds through May 15 to the South Shore’s Relay for Life. Relay for Lifes occur all over the country as a way to raise money […]
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South Tahoe Legendary Run starts at 8am at Lake Tahoe Community College parking area. For a registration form, go to www.tr4ck.org.
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By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Late-season storms add to the mountain snowpack and regional water supplies but as temperatures rise this week, folks should notice some other changes. Creeks and rivers will rise. Melting snow will translate to rushing water which will become a muddy brown. “It should start ripping by this weekend, I would […]
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• Emerald Bay will be open to boaters this summer even though some Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board members thought a temporary ban should be put in place because Asian clams have been found near the mouth of the bay. • South Tahoe High senior Aimee Pitcher won the 2010 4th Congressional Art Competition. […]
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By Kathryn Reed Clint Curtis doesn’t want to make an issue of Tom McClintock living just outside the boundaries of the 4th Congressional District. Maybe that’s because he moved to the Roseville area in January from Florida. Curtis spent most of his time Wednesday night talking to the Lake Tahoe Democratic Club about how he […]
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Sierra and Northstar-at-Tahoe resorts continued their longstanding commitment to their communities and constituents during the 2009-10 season with charitable contributions in excess of $225,000 to community and environmental programs. “Part of our role as members of the Tahoe business community and as global citizens is finding ways to give back throughout the season. We look […]
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To the community, Now that the snow has melted, it is a good time to take a walk around your house, and look for any damage that icicles may have caused. Be sure to check the gas meter and any other utility lines that may have been damaged. It’s time to begin cleaning up any […]
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By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Nevada’s cloud-seeding program, almost killed by the state budget crisis, produced nearly 13 billion gallons of extra water over six months ending in late April, experts said. “That’s nothing to sneeze at,” said Sparks Councilman Mike Carrigan, who chairs two water commissions that voted to provide money to keep the […]
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By Kathryn Reed The investor developer Randy Lane lined up to take over the stalled South Lake Tahoe convention center project backed out of the deal this week. “The Investor is no longer pursuing an investment in the Debtor or otherwise pursuing a plan in the Case,” reads Michael Rosenfeld’s May 12 letter to the […]
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Chevys restaurant in South Lake Tahoe will donate 25 percent of a portion of its proceeds to Tahoe Arts Project on May 21 from 11am to 11pm. Guests must provide a coupon in order for TAP to receive the donation. Coupons can be picked up at the Lake Tahoe Unified School District Education Center at […]
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