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Fighting genetically modified seeds via petition

To the publisher, We the people have another opportunity to let our voices be heard with a petition via Organic Consumer’s Association concerning genetically modified alfalfa. It’s simply amazing the reach of Monsanto. They have modified all sorts of seeds to be “Roundup Ready” to accommodate their favorite weed killer. Yes, they put this into […]

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Bowls of chili benefit CASA

On March 4 from 5-10pm Coyote Grill will serve $1 bowls of chili with proceeds going to CASA. The restaurant is in the Round Hill center by Safeway. CASA will be sharing information about is upcoming new advocate training that begins March 9. For more information, call Kelly Parker or Amanda Morozumi at (530) 573.3072.

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Lake Tahoe ski report, March 1

Today’s warm temperatures will disappear when winter returns on Tuesday. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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Clarification about comments

To LTN readers, Some people who have left comments on Lake Tahoe News stories have indicated the “Bill” who has commented is South Lake Tahoe City Councilman Bill Crawford. This is not true. Crawford has not made any posts to this site. As much as it would be great for everyone to put their first […]

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Northstar improves mountain, not overall experience

By Kathryn Reed TRUCKEE — Magic Moguls — that’s the one run I always want to do at Northstar. Each season the rollers off Vista Express are a little different. Each season it’s worth having some fun on them. It reminds me a bit of when I was a kid and we’d ski here as […]

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Scholarships for students pursuing tourism careers

Cowboy Country, the tourism organization that promotes northeastern Nevada, is seeking high school seniors in Nevada who plan to pursue a degree in a tourism-related field to apply for a $1,000 scholarship. The deadline to apply is March 8. The June Stannard Memorial Scholarship was established in 2008 at the Nevada Commission on Tourism’s (NCOT) […]

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Gas station’s groundwater permit up for renewal

Interested parties have until March 26 to comment on whether Mike’s Gas-A-Mart on Kingsbury Grade in Stateline should have its groundwater discharge permit renewed. Since 1995 the station has operated a groundwater remediation system to address a previous release of gasoline. Remediation includes groundwater extraction, air stripping and carbon absorption. Treated groundwater is then discharged […]

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Mancuso returns to home turf of Tahoe

By Susan Voyles, Reno Gazette-Journal Skier Julia Mancuso did a little podium dance and jingled her two Olympic silver medals as if to tease a welcome-home party of several thousand gathered today at Northstar ski resort. “I want to show you something,” she said on the stage at the village ice rink and then raised […]

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EDC wants old gas mowers

The 14th Annual Mow Down event where El Dorado County residents are eligible to trade in their old gasoline mower and purchase a reduced-priced cordless mower is March 27. First come, first served registrations for the new rechargeable mowers is March 17 beginning at 11am by clicking here or by calling 888.742.7683.

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