Publisher’s note: This editorial first appeared in the Sacramento Bee on April 3, 2010. No doubt there will be several official reviews into this week’s shooting death of mental health patient Linda Carol Clark. Administrators at Placerville’s Marshall Hospital will be asked why they don’t have a locked psychiatric unit at their facility or why […]
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South Lake Tahoe Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of activities while Lake Tahoe Unified School District is on spring break. April 9 1-6:30pm Kids Club (K-5th grade) Minimum Day $10 (Pre-egistration required) April 12-16, K-8th grade 7:30am-6:30pm (must sign in by 9:15) Monday – Soccer and Swimming Tuesday – Scooters/Handball & Ice Skating […]
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Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline has partnered with free-to-play online HD, 3-D golf destination, World Golf Tour, to reward eight people with the opportunity to see and experience the famed Lake Tahoe course. Through April 30, golf aficionados can play the Edgewood Tahoe Challenge, a “closest-to-the-hole” web-based golf simulation tournament on a virtual replica […]
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Publisher’s note: Thank you everyone for your fun stories about wine. Janine Green of Carson City was picked by Lake Tahoe News to win the tickets to the Passport Weekend. Her story is below. By Janine Green I remember my first sip, as if it were yesterday. The broad rimmed glass touched my lips as […]
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Sir Elton John will make his Lake Tahoe debut on July 25 at 8pm. The legendary singer is part of the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series at Stateline. Tickets go on sale April 12 at 10am through Ticketmaster. They range from $95.50 to $235.50, plus service fees.
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Sir Elton John will make his Lake Tahoe debut on July 25 at 8pm. The legendary singer is part of the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series at Stateline. Tickets go on sale April 12 at 10am through Ticketmaster. They range from $95.50 to $235.50, plus service fees.
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Each spring hundreds of Nordic skiers, snowshoers and fit bodies race up the mountain at Squaw Valley in the annual Billy Dutton Uphill, in honor of late local luminary, Billy Dutton. The original “run what ya brung” race is an uphill answer to the famous “Chinese Downhill” of the ’70s. Starting from the bottom of […]
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By Bill O’Driscoll, Reno Gazette-Journal Reno-based Heritage Bank of Nevada has acquired a vacant bank office in Gardnerville and plans to open its sixth branch there in mid-June. Heritage officials said Friday they are purchasing the former Colonial Bank building at 1299 U.S. 395 North from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. for an undisclosed price. […]
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Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe, recommends the fat boards and skiing in-bounds today. Here is the ski report.
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El Dorado County sheriff’s candidates will congregate in El Dorado Hills on April 20 at 7pm in the El Dorado Hills Community Services District Pavillion, 1021 Harvard Way. Candidates are: John D’Agostini, district attorney’s investigator; Larry Hennick, retired sheriff’s sergeant; Ernie Hillman, retired sheriff’s captain; Bob Luca, retired chief of the California Bureau of Investigation; […]
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