Taste of Tahoe is a little like the 12 weeks of eating your way through the South Shore. Taste of Tahoe features one restaurant each week for the weeks leading up to South Lake Tahoe Relay for Life on Aug. 7. The focus is to raise money for the fight against cancer while having great […]
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By Carlos Alcalá, Sacramento Bee The El Dorado Irrigation District and the U.S. government corrected a long-standing ownership oddity with a swap of land parcels this week. The exchange comprised 14 parcels amounting to 755 acres. Two parcels were at Silver Lake off Highway 88, where the ownership of land had long been the opposite […]
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By Austin Fay When Karen Frates, assistant general manager of Tahoe Seasons Resort, was asked why she was at the Tahoe Tourism Town Forum, she replied jokingly, “I’m here for encouragement.” She insinuated the 160-suite resort near Stateline is struggling, as is everyone in this recession. The Tahoe Tourism Town Forum provided about 150 business […]
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Caregiving is a difficult and often challenging role that one can undertake, and taking the opportunity to share information and feel connected to others who are providing care is a vital step to perform this task to the best of your ability. Take the opportunity on June 10 from 5:30-7:30pm, South Lake Tahoe Senior Center, […]
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Beginning at 11am May 1, fiesta-loving skiers and riders can head to the High Camp Lagoon & Spa at Squaw Valley for Monster de Mayo — piñatas, Mexican eats, and disc jockey by the pool. Entry to Monster de Mayo is $6 for all skiers and riders with a lift ticket or season pass. The […]
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South Lake Tahoe police are issuing a warning to local businesses concerning a company called National Fire & Safety Inspection Co. which may be performing fire inspections they are not licensed to perform in South Lake Tahoe. In February, two males arrived at a local business in the Y area and advised employees they were […]
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To the community, As the Earth Week comes to a close, we feel a sense of pride for our community. Not only has our community grown in sustainable and environmentally responsible practices, but you continue to support the Tahoe Truckee Earth Day event. As the sun gods smiled upon us, as the music played through […]
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By Kathryn Reed It wasn’t the usual Wednesday Soroptimist lunch. On this particular afternoon it all about four girls who aren’t even members – but they might be one day. Jacquelyn Baines, Lauren Andrew, Morgan King and Gabriella Tracy – all seniors at Whittell High School – were recognized as Young Women of Distinction by […]
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Publisher’s note: The police activity resulted in Tahoe Valley Elementary School in South Lake Tahoe being locked down for 40 minutes. By Kerry Benefield, Santa Rosa Press Democrat A third arrest was made Wednesday in connection with the deadly stabbing that erupted during a birthday party in west Santa Rosa on Saturday night. Edward Scuitto, […]
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Help the Sugar Pine Foundation plant fungus-resistant sugar pine seedlings in Zephyr Cove on May 1. Meet at the Zephyr Cove Library (233 Warrior Way, Zephyr Cove) at 10am. Planting instruction, seedlings, tools and refreshments will be provided. If you can, bring your own trowel or a shovel. Kids are welcome. The event will run […]
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