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Fundraiser for TRAILS at the Lake

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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Generating ideas to make Ski Run look better

The Ski Run Boulevard Beautification Committee walked the boulevard this week to discuss ways to make this area of South Lake Tahoe look better. Click on Ski Run to read the ideas the nearly 20 people on the field trip came up with.

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South Tahoe defends redevelopment plan

Dear City Residents and Neighbors of South Lake Tahoe, I am writing this letter to provide you with information in addition to what you recently received from our friends at the South Tahoe Public Utility District (STPUD). The city of South Lake Tahoe has been engaged in a process that we hope and intend will […]

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Poachers sought in killing of deer near Carson City

By Pete Krajewski, Reno Gazette-Journal Nevada game wardens are looking for poachers who killed three deer west of Carson City on Feb. 25, including one doe who was pregnant with twins. Two does were found killed, with nearly all of the meat taken, and a buck was also discovered nearby in Voltaire Canyon, Rob Buonamici, […]

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Traffic light issue in South Tahoe

Traffic is a bit clogged at the intersection of Highway 50 and Fairway Avenue in South Lake Tahoe because the light is out. Stop signs are up to make it a four-way stop, but they are low to the ground and hard to see.

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Earth Hour at Hyatt in Incline

Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe in Incline Village will dim the lights to host a Candlelit Cocktail Hour at 8:30pm on March 27 in honor of Earth Hour. The resort lobby, Tahoe Provisions, Sierra Café, Cutthroat’s Saloon, and the Grand Casino will be dimmed for one hour. Complimentary appetizers and wine to be passed, along with […]

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Reno man kills neighborhood bear

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal A west Reno resident shot and killed a black bear that was raiding garbage cans in his neighborhood, Nevada wildlife officials report. The shooting occurred shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday on Boulder Court in the Skyline Drive area, officials said. Read they whole story

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Sinatra’s old Cal Neva to suspend casino operations

By Dale Kasler, Sacramento Bee Cal Neva, the legendary but faded Lake Tahoe resort once owned by Frank Sinatra, is closing its casino temporarily. Canyon Capital Realty Advisors, the firm that has owned the Cal Neva since last spring, said Wednesday that the casino will close Wednesday. Canyon said it is in discussions with several […]

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Heavenly ski patrol fundraiser

Heavenly ski patrol fundraiser on April 10 at 4:30pm at the top level of the city’s parking garage at Heavenly Village. Blue Turtle Seduction and an opening band will provide entertainment for this all-age event. Tickets are $10. For more information, contact the First Aid station at the California base at (530) 541.6466.

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