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Squaw’s 2010-11 season passes on sale

Squaw Valley will again offer discounted season passes for next season. Squaw is offering reloadable passes in keeping with its sustainability goals and to offer greater customer convenience. Current Squaw season passholders wishing to purchase a 2010-11 pass online can reload their 2009-10 pass with zero hassle. Those purchasing a Silver pass or higher prior […]

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Rahlves siblings win ski competition at Sugar Bowl

By Reno Gazette-Journal Defending their respective 2009 Silver Belt Banzai titles, brother and sister combo Daron and Shannon Rahlves provided repeat performances last weekend at Sugar Bowls’ 2010 Silver Belt Banzai, taking the top podium spots for a second year in a row. Read the whole story

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Meyers Roundtable meeting

Meyers Community Roundtable meets tonight at 6 in the California Conservancy Corp cafeteria at the corner of Highway 50 and Apache Avenue. Meeting agenda includes: • Celio mural • Proposed boat inspection in Meyers • County supervisor report • Government reports • Public forum For more information, call Sue Novasel at (530) 577.4857.

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LT Airport restaurant to have new owner, name and menu

By Kathryn Reed Paperwork is expected to be signed today to change the ownership, name and look of Chase’s Restaurant at Lake Tahoe Airport. The matter is before the South Lake Tahoe City Council, which meets starting at 9am at the airport. Sam Sonki Ahn has been operating the eatery for about five years. He […]

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Laine Photolabs focusing on closing after 43 years

By Kathryn Reed After being in the business of chronicling the lives of those on the South Shore since the 1960s, Laine Photolabs is about to close shop. “It provided me, for 20 years, the lifestyle I needed. I needed complete control of my time,” Brooke Laine said. It meant being able to raise her […]

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Snowboarding a first-time experience for many SLT kids

For many youth growing up in South Lake Tahoe, being able to go snowboarding is only an item on their wish list. For five weeks, that wish came true for 24 sixth- through 12th-graders because of the collaborative efforts and generosity of SOS Outreach program, Heavenly Mountain Resort, Heavenly Ski and Snowboard Foundation, Boys & […]

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Red Hawk Casino operating below expectations

By Dale Kasler, Sacramento Bee More than a year after it opened, Red Hawk Casino remains an underperformer. The company that manages Red Hawk said Friday the Shingle Springs casino is still operating below expectations. It added, however, that it is starting to see better results from a revamped marketing program and new management. Read […]

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Soroptimist gives thanks for Dugard donations

To the community, Soroptimist International of South Lake Tahoe wishes to thank the community and the hundreds of donors who made it possible to donate $50,000 to Jaycee Dugard at the end of 2009. Because of the parade and the publicity it generated, we received donations from as far away as Hong Kong and New […]

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‘TAPPED’ showing in Truckee

“TAPPED” is currently only available for viewing at theaters or licensed public screenings. There is no admission charge for attending the “TAPPED” screenings; donations will be accepted for the hosting locations. It will be shown April 30 at 6:30pm for free at Sierra College Tahoe-Truckee Campus, 11001 College Trail Drive, Truckee. Is access to clean […]

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