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Library book sale in South Tahoe

The Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale is March 27 from 10am-3pm at the library at 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. All proceeds benefit programs sponsored by Friends of the Library. “Member Hour” is 9-10am. If you haven’t joined the Friends, you may do so that morning. Membership is $10 per year.

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TRPA chairman stepping down; retiring from state job

Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural resources Director Allen Biaggi will retire April 30 after more than 30 years of state service. Biaggi is also chairman of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board. He will continue in that capacity until his term expires at the end of December. Biaggi was appointed director in July […]

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Injury keeps Bahrke from competing at Squaw

By Reno Gazette-Journal Shannon Bahrke’s skiing career has come to a close. The Reno native and Tahoe City resident was to compete in this weekend’s U.S. Freestyle Championships at Squaw Valley USA, which was to be her final competition before retirement, but an injury suffered last week will keep her out, she said Monday. Read […]

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Mancuso sets U.S. record with most wins

By USSA LAKE PLACID — Three-time Olympic medalist Julia Mancuso (Olympic Valley, CA) captured the 11th U.S. title of her career with a victory in the women’s giant slalom to close the 2010 Visa U.S. Alpine Championships at Whiteface Mountain Tuesday. “I actually haven’t skied giant slalom since the Olympics, so it was nice to […]

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6th-graders to get dose of reality about drugs

To the community, On behalf of Tahoe Youth & Family Services we’d like to remind all 6th-grade students on the South Shore and their families that they will be participating in The Drug Store Project on March 30. Choices, What are Yours? is the day’s focus. Together, 38 agencies and 180 volunteers will provide this […]

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Plunge into Tahoe raises big bucks for Special Olympics

Chilly isn’t the word most people would use for Lake Tahoe this time of year. Freezing, ice cold, bitter, bone chilling — those are more common phrases. Even though the first day of spring was unseasonably warm at Lake Tahoe, the water was its normal icy temperature. This didn’t stop a multitude of people from […]

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Controlled burn on West Shore

U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will conduct prescribed fire operations in Meeks Canyon on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe beginning March 23. Operations are expected to continue through the week. Residents and travelers can expect to see smoke from prescribed fire project areas. Be aware that other fire protection agencies, state and local, […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, March 23

Bring the sunglasses and short-sleeves — it’s definitely spring on the slopes. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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Michael McDonald to close LT Music Festival

Grammy winner Michael McDonald brings his instantly recognizable and smooth voice to the Lake Tahoe Music Festival’s final show. McDonald performs at Northstar-At-Tahoe Resort Aug. 7 as part of the festival’s six-concert season taking place July 22–Aug. 7. McDonald has been a fixture in American pop music for over three decades and continues to serenade […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

Moody’s in Truckee, Baxter’s at Northstar and Six Peaks Grille at the Resort at Squaw Creek are the first three restaurants to sign on for the Sept. 5-12 Lake Tahoe Restaurant Week. South Tahoe Middle School was selected as one of 14 middle schools in the state as a finalist for the California Activities Directors […]

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