Eat for free at IHOP on Feb. 23 from 7am-10pm. The free order of short stack buttermilk pancakes is designed to raise money for Children’s Miracle Network, a nonprofit organization that raises money for children’s hospitals in North America. The idea is for people to eat for free, but then doante the value of the […]
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By Kyle Boelte, Sierra Magazine My legs start to burn as I hit a hill, but the soft yellows of dawn are filtering through the city streets, and a cool breeze is brushing my cheeks. My mind is clear. At the end of my five-mile bike commute, my blood is flowing, I’m focused, and I’m […]
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There’s blue sky and fresh snow out there today. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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By Kathryn Reed In today’s world of instant gratification, global trade and I’ll eat what I want no matter the season attitude, some folks in Lake Tahoe and beyond are putting an end to all of that. Community Sponsored Agriculture (CSA) is a growing movement. Small farms in California and Nevada are growing produce for […]
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In association with the production of “The Laramie Project,†the Lake Tahoe Community College Theatre Department is inviting submissions from students, and the community about personal experiences involving harassment, violence, hate, intolerance, or feelings of being targeted or threatened because of sexual orientation, religious beliefs, race, gender, physicality, or disability, and how individuals were able […]
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By Kathryn Reed South Tahoe Public Utility District board members are expected to vote March 4 whether they want to take the issue of term limits to the voters. Three of the five must agree to place it on the ballot for it to be there. Because the district does not have any members up […]
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By Kathryn Reed WHISTLER, British Columbia — It was a month ago today that I met Robert. He certainly made a lasting impression because I remember exactly how he made me feel by the time he was done with me. He seemed to manipulate my body into pretzel-like positions. I was in heaven. I’m in […]
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Connect with a writing community, generate new material, play with language and meaning, explore craft and form, and develop a writing practice in a supportive creative environment. For writers at any level of experience. Each workshop is different. Coffee provided. Workshops meet March 6, 27, April 10, and 24; Saturdays from 10am–1pm; Cost is $35 […]
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By Lisa Dillman, Los Angeles Times VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Bright sun, snow and plenty of strong Canadian beer was flowing at the Cypress Mountain venue. And all before noon. There was little doubt that the newest Winter Olympic sport, ski cross, would prove to be a hit with spectators, TV viewers and competitors as […]
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By Kathryn Reed While the South Shore of Lake Tahoe didn’t record more than a few inches of snow in the last 24 hours, Reno broke snowfall records. The Reno area saw 4.2 inches of snowfall with a liquid equivalent of 0.42 inches. The old record for Feb. 20 for snowfall dated to 1918 when […]
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