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Girls basketball clinic

Douglas County Parks and Recreation Department Girls Basketball Clinics for grades 3-8 will be at Kahle Community Center in Stateline March 6 and March 13 from 4-6pm. Cost: $8 per clinic, payable to the instructor. Kahle Community Center will offer a girls 3 on 3 basketball league next fall-winter. For Information, call (775) 588.5309 or […]

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Lane given 90 more days to come up with plan for the ‘hole’

By Kathryn Reed A bankruptcy judge today extended the time Randy Lane and his partners have to come up with a plan for the stalled would be convention center in South Lake Tahoe. Lane and John Serpa, the two lead agents of Zephyr Cove-based Lake Tahoe Development Company, filed for bankruptcy in October. They had […]

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Court: Release Garrido parole records

By George Warren, News10 SACRAMENTO — An appeals court Monday rejected an attempt by state corrections officials to avoid turning over additional documents relating to the bungled parole of Phillip Garrido. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) sought to overturn a Sacramento judge’s order that the department hand over all of Garrido’s parole […]

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Bay Area parks money to be spent in Lake Tahoe

By Paul Thissen, Contra Costa Times Concord will build bocce courts, install playground equipment, resurface tennis courts and make upgrades at Camp Concord with money from the East Bay Regional Park District’s Measure WW bond. Councilman Mark Peterson asked to delay Tuesday’s council vote because he wanted to see whether part of the money could […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

Dale Rise, president of South Tahoe Public Utility District, had his Monday preliminary hearing pushed back to April 12. Truckee chiropractor Erinn Tamney Randall, 39, pleaded guilty last month to two counts of arson. In June, Randall set fire to her home and office. For the third consecutive winter, a wolverine has been spotted near […]

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South Shore attorney buys Bill’s Casino for $5.22 mil.

By Kathryn Reed South Shore attorney Mike Laub paid Harrah’s Entertainment $5.225 million for the five parcels that encompass Bill’s Casino at Stateline. The sale went through Friday. Billâ’s ceased being a casino Jan. 4. It was a slots only gaming facility for the past few years. Named after Harrah’ founder Bill Harrah, the small […]

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Mountain bike competition at Northstar

The 2010 USA Cycling Professional Mountain Bike Gravity Tour (Pro GRT) is having a five-event series this year, with a stop at Northstar-at-Tahoe June 26-27 The Pro GRT will remain a downhill-only series in four states from April to September. Each stop offers series ranking points to top finishers, and overall individual titles for professional […]

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Lake Tahoe School summer signups

Lake Tahoe School’s Summer Series 2010 for ages 6–14 will be four-day sessions, spanning three weeks: July 12-15, July 19–22, and July 26-July 29. Overnight, full-day and half-day sessions are offered. Children can experience rock climbing, hiking, kayaking, sailing, and whitewater rafting, and more in the outdoors. Learning Experiences include Science in the Outdoors, Computer […]

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LTUSD board moves meeting to middle school

Lake Tahoe Unified School District’s board of education meeting on March 2 at 5pm will be at South Tahoe Middle School’s multipurpose room. A larger room was anticipated to be needed with the subject matter being the budget and how it could affect employees. The agenda is here.

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