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TVES thankful for performing arts instruction

To the community, Tahoe Valley School’s Performing Arts Program would like to thank Tiffany Carter and Marcia Sarosik for the instruction and direction with the first Tahoe Valley Performance of “Red Riding Hood.” Along with the assistance from Ethan Niven and Emery Mulligan, 60 students studied acting, singing and dancing with the final performance of […]

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Judge wants more information before ruling on Kindertown

By Kathryn Reed Maria Barrows-Crist was planning a victory party for Friday afternoon. The judge denied anyone a party. Instead, he asked both sides in the South Lake Tahoe day care battle to file more briefs. June is the soonest a decision will be rendered, unless El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Steve Bailey works […]

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Storms bode well for Truckee Meadows water supply

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Continuing April storms have helped maintain the mountain snowpack and bolstered the region’s water supplies for summer. On April 1, which federal hydrologists typically consider the end of the snow season, the Tahoe-Truckee snowpack was about 90 percent of average, the fourth straight subpar winter. But subsequent storms boosted the […]

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SLT planning commissioners disagree with council

By Kathryn Reed The South Lake Tahoe Planning Commission met Friday morning to discuss revising the proposed redevelopment area known as Project Area 2. There was little discussion. The feeling was that if the area from Al Tahoe Boulevard to Harrison Avenue were not included, the businesses along there would be shortchanged. The council at […]

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Poverty to Prosperity forum canceled

The Poverty to Prosperity forum scheduled for April 28 at Embassy Suites in South Lake Tahoe has been rescheduled for the fall due to unforeseen circumstances.

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Celebration of Education

Lake Tahoe Educational Foundation’s annual Celebration of Education is May 20 at the grand Construction, Arts and Transportation Academy at South Tahoe High School. The public is invited. The reception will begin at 5:30pm in honor of the Lake Tahoe Unified School District retirees, plus preview tours of the new building. Food will be served […]

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Multi-million dollar estate full of history, innovative design

Eccentric billionaire George Whittell is most famous in the Lake Tahoe area for his eclectic Whittell Estate along Tahoe’s East Shore. What many people don’t know is Whittell also pioneered the first neighborhood at Incline Village – a neighborhood that predates the community. This tucked-away part of Incline is on the lakeshore along the historic […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Jamba Juice is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a 2-for-1 deal through April 25. The South Lake Tahoe location is in the Village Center. Print a coupon here. • Kathy Strain at Lake Tahoe Community College is one of six employees in the state named employee of the year in the Community College System. […]

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