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Fireman’s Ball

Lake Valley Fireman’s Ball at MontBleu casino in Stateline on March 19 at 8 pm; $35.

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Science Expo in Incline

Lake Tahoe School is partnering with UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center to host the 5th Annual Science Expo on March 19 from 4-7pm. This year’s Expo has been designed to foster students’ excitement for and academic interest in science. There will be 20 “hands-on” physical science investigations and experiments that focus specifically on the […]

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Forest Service moving forward with Angora Fire restoration

By Rex Norman The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit is seeking public comment on a proposal that would allow planting of conifer seedlings in the Angora Fire area this spring. An environmental assessment for comprehensive restoration of the Angora Fire area will be released by mid-March, and the agency has previously analyzed […]

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K’s Kitchen: The art of reusing leftovers

By Kathryn Reed I’ve always been a pretty smart shopper, now I try to avoid the grocery store. In this economy, it’s one way to save money. After all, the federal government has issued a report saying the Consumer Price Index for all food – in the grocery store and from a restaurant – is […]

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Official urges residents to fill out Census form

Dear residents of the city of South Lake Tahoe: Some residents may be concerned about adverse immigration consequences resulting from their response to the 2010 Census. This letter confirms that there cannot be adverse immigration consequences because under the law, responses cannot be shared with immigration enforcement agencies. However, if residents do not respond there […]

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Is technology changing how we approach a ski day?

By Brenda Knox On a sunny bluebird ski day we gathered around my iPhone at the top of Grandview to check out where we wanted to ski after lunch. My iPhone had a good connection and it was fun to peruse the Sierra-at-Tahoe map from the iTrail application. I’m finding that my iPhone applications work […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• South Lake Tahoe Mayor Kathay Lovell was a guest of Maria Shriver, California’s first lady, on March 4 at a women’s conference celebrating Women’s History Month. • Stateline kids Drue and Logan Chapman have lead roles in the play “Really Rosie” at Carson City’s Brewerey Arts Center. Dates-times are: March 27 at 7pm, April […]

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Stories and crafts at Zephyr Cove library

The Douglas County Public Library Lake Tahoe branch presents Saturday Stories and Crafts on March 27 at 1pm. Miss Carol will read Easter stories. Children ages 3 and up will make a craft; young children should be accompanied by an adult. Sign-up by March 26. The Lake Tahoe branch of the Douglas County Public Library […]

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Stories and crafts at Douglas County library

The Douglas County Public Library Lake Tahoe branch presents Saturday Stories and Crafts on March 27 at 1pm. Miss Carol will read Easter stories. Children ages 3 and up will make a craft; young children should be accompanied by an adult. Sign-up by March 26. The Lake Tahoe branch of the Douglas County Public Library […]

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