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Bay Area man dies in snowmobile accident

Kevin Robert Rudnicki, 43, of Oakley died in a snowmobiling accident in Alpine County. Thursday’s single-vehicle accident occurred near Utica Reservoir. The accident is under investigation.

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Bowl-a-thon supports Women’s Center

On April 17 from 5-7pm, bowl in the 2nd annual South Lake Tahoe Women’s Center Bowl-A-Thon. The SLTWC Bowl-A-Thon raises funds for the local Sexual Assault Response Team. Adults and children over 12 are invited to participate. No bowling skills are required. Team registration ends April 9. Create and sign up your team of six […]

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Tahoe athletes fare well at competition at Squaw

By Maggie Thach, Reno Gazette-Journal OLYMPIC VALLEY — The past year has been full of ups and downs for Tahoe City’s Scotty Bahrke. He has had success, but barely missed the cut to make the U.S. ski team for the Vancouver Olympics. Five days before the men’s aerials events, though, he replaced Dylan Ferguson, his […]

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Elegant Evening raises thousands for South Shore

By Kathryn Reed STATELINE — More than 300 people filled the convention center at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe on Saturday night in support of Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra. The service club’s annual Elegant Evening surpassed last year’s attendance, which was just less than 300. The money raised from the $50 tickets and silent auction items […]

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TRAILS at the Lake fundraiser

TRAILS at the Lake, a local nonprofit dedicated to supporting people with disabilities in their quest to find and maintain work which helps them to grow their self-worth and become productive members of our community, is being honored by Coyote Grill on April 1 by receiving 20 percent of the profits from 5-10pm. This includes […]

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Limited library hours on April 9 in Douglas County

The Douglas County Public Library in Minden and Zephyr Cove will close at noon on April 9 to salute their volunteers. Approximately 120 volunteers assist the library on a yearly basis. The Minden library will re-open at 10am and the Zephyr Cove library at 9am April 10. For more information, call (775) 782.9841 or click […]

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McClintock rips government, but provides no solutions

By Kathryn Reed Rep. Tom McClintock rattled off a slew of statistics about how bad the national debt is going to be in the next five and 10 years – mostly because of government bailouts and the week-old national health care plan. The Republican whose district office is in Granite Bay, but who got elected […]

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South Shore Earth Day events

Lake Tahoe Community College is one location for several Earth Day events on the South Shore. The first event is April 9 at 7pm — an environmental film festival. For more details, click film. On April 17, is an all-day festival at the college. For details, click Earth Day.

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Buzz about Sierra Summit sale non-existent

By Marek Warszawski, Fresno Bee The impending sale of Sierra Summit, the winter resort right in Fresno’s backyard, ought to be huge news to area skiers and snowboarders. Instead, public response has been hushed. Like snow sloughing off an overloaded tree branch in the middle of a forest. Considering all the complaints I’ve heard about […]

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