As part of Global Youth Service Day, Lake Tahoe Community College’s H.O.P.E. club, in association with the Boys and Girls Club of South Lake Tahoe, is screening “Documentary Papers, Stories of Undocumented Youth” on April 24 at 6pm in the Duke Theatre at LTCC. “Papers” is the story of undocumented young adults and the educational […]
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A winter weather advisory for snow remains in effect from 5pm this afternoon to 9am Monday. Snow will develop this afternoon, then become heavy at times tonight with snowfall from 1 to 2 inches per hour. Numerous snow showers will continue through Monday. Snow accumulations through Monday morning of 8 to 14 inches will affect […]
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Winter is going to return to Tahoe later today. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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National Poetry Month has always been celebrated at Sierra Nevada College in Incline in a big way, and this year is no exception, with several high-caliber poet-performers gracing the campus—and one even joining the SNC English faculty. On April 22 from 7-9pm in the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, the community is invited to a […]
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By Kathryn Reed Every spring the sides of the roads in the basin and on the highways leading to Lake Tahoe are black and not the pristine white of fresh snow. The difference this year is locals have noticed the black has been more prominent throughout the winter. However, snow removal officials on both sides […]
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To the community, I am compiling a list of service projects that South Lake Tahoe area nonprofits and other groups would like to see done this summer. Is there a lot that needs weeding? A building that needs painting? Seniors in need of some assistance in their homes? Low-income families in need of their house […]
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Incline Village resident Lexie Mae Hidalgo and The Children’s Cabinet will split $1,000 donated by Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe in Incline Village. Hyatt’s staff and community members will gather in front of Cutthroat’s Saloon for a special celebration April 15 as General Manager Mark Pardue and Director of Food & Beverage David Lockard give Lexie […]
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By Jessica Bennett, Jesse Ellison and Sarah Ball, Newsweek They were an archetype: independent, determined young graduates of Seven Sisters colleges, fresh-faced, new to the big city, full of aspiration. Privately, they burned with the kind of ambition that New York encourages so well. Yet they were told in job interviews that women could never […]
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By Jim Wasserman, Sacramento Bee Sacramento has for years outperformed much larger cities when it comes to green building construction, thanks mainly to the eco-conscious policies of state government. Now the green trend has engulfed the private office market as well. Developers in Sacramento – and nationwide – are using sustainability as a key marketing […]
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Pending favorable conditions, Forest Service fuels management crews expect to conduct prescribed fire operations in Kings Beach and Meeks Bay this coming week. Operations in Kings Beach are scheduled to begin April 11 and continue for two to three days. Operations in Meeks are expected to begin April 12 and continue throughout the week. Other […]
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