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Placerville winery provides house white to Bay Area eatery

By Jordan MacKay, New York Times Guests who are lucky enough to claim any of the 47 seats at Frances, Melissa Perello’s hot new restaurant in the Castro, are offered not only the wine list but also the choice of house wine, red or white. The house wine is presented in a tall glass carafe, […]

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Curling about to take over SLT Ice Arena

Thanks to a generous donation by Big George Ventures the South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena has purchased curling equipment for the community to enjoy. Curling is a sport similar to shuffleboard played on ice. It can be played by children through geriatrics and competitors need not be chiseled athletes. An orientation and game is May […]

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KMS not in Douglas County School District’s future

By Kathryn Reed When Kingsbury Middle School closed two years ago no one thought it would re-open. That thinking was solidified with the approval of Douglas County School District’s facilities master plan. The plan that was OK’d by the board in April calls for getting rid of the Stateline parcel or at a minimum lease […]

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Unity at the Lake drum ministry

May 30 – Unity at the Lake One Heart Drum Ministry – Tahoe Senior Center – 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe at 11:30am after Sunday Celebration Service. Express the heartbeat of God within. Come and share the healing energy of creating rhythms together. Bring your drums and shakers — or just come and […]

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Unity at the Lake Healing Circle

May 10 at noon – Unity at the Lake Healing Circle – Star Tahoe Bldg., 2489 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 27, South Lake Tahoe. Affirm and align in consciousness with the truth that we are already whole. Simply one of the best ways to align our minds with Divine Mind and claim our Divine Inheritance. […]

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Clean-up day in Incline

Incline Village Community Clean Up Day is June 5 from 10am-noon at D.W. Reynolds Community Non-Profit Center, 948 Incline Way, Incline Village. Participants of all ages are welcome, however children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The Incline Village Community Clean Up Day is part of The Great Tahoe to Truckee Community Clean […]

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Caltrans begins another year of work on Hwy. 28

Caltrans will be working on Highway 28 now through Oct. 15. This is the third season of construction of a $46 million drainage reconstruction and environmental improvement project east of Tahoe City. Motorists can expect delays from 7am-5pm Monday through Friday from three miles east of Tahoe City to Tahoe Vista. Work will consist of […]

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Researcher: Donner Party cannibalism did happen

By Frank X. Mullen Jr., Reno Gazette-Journal Contrary to recent media reports sparked by a university’s news release, the Donner Party of 1846-47 did cannibalize the dead, Western historians, authors and a bone researcher said. The clarifications were based on a flurry of stories last week, which included headlines like: “Oops! Donner Party Gets Apology” […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Lakeside Inn and Casino in Stateline turns 25 this month. • Cal Neva in Crystal Bay opened the Circle Bar Ultra Lounge nightclub in April. The resort is operating even though it doesn’t offer any gaming. • South Lake Tahoe needs some help with the lead paint program. Click on information to find out […]

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Cracking down on Cinco de Mayo DUIs

To the community, Cinco de Mayo has become a traditional time for many to celebrate California’s rich cultural history. But it is also a night out with expected dangers when someone chooses to drink and drive. Party hosts, bars and restaurants this year must be sure to plan and promote designating sober drivers in advance […]

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