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Developer lines up investor to take over convention center

By Kathryn Reed Randy Lane has an investor to take over the convention center project in South Lake Tahoe. “We are still going to be involved, but these other people will be the face of the project,” said Lane, the main force behind Lake Tahoe Development Company. But who the investor is is not being […]

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‘Wall of White’ author to speak at LTCC

Author Jennifer Woodlief will read from “A Wall of White” during a Lake Tahoe Community College Writers’ Series event Feb. 26 at 7pm in the library. This event is free and open to the community. If you missed her at the Tahoe Writers Works “Celebration of Writers Around the Lake,” now is your chance to […]

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Nevada may poison lake to rid it of pike

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal Nearly three years after California biologists poisoned a popular Sierra fishing lake to rid it of Northern pike, Nevada officials are considering doing the same thing at another lake overrun by the voracious predator. And if the Nevada Department of Wildlife succeeds in ridding Comins Lake of pike, the small […]

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STR collecting tires for free

Through June 30, South Tahoe Refuse in South Lake Tahoe will dispose of used tires on the first and third Saturdays of each month. This is open to El Dorado County residents. The service is provided through a grant from the California Integrated Waste Management Board. A limit of nine tires can be recycled per […]

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MontBleu saving money going green

MontBleu casino in Stateline received an $80,692 credit as an incentive from NV Energy for installing an energy efficient lighting system throughout the property that will save $200,000 annually on lighting expenses. The six-month light system overhaul was completed in January. MontBleu saw a return on investment within four months of installing energy efficient lighting […]

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Bowls of chili benefit Soroptimist

Enjoy chili for $1 to support Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra on Feb. 18 from 5-10pm. All of this is at Coyote Grill in Round Hill by the Safeway.

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Cook working through pain to be ready for Olympic action

By USSA Two-time Olympian Stacey Cook (Mammoth Mountain, CA) is in good spirits following a downhill training crash that left her bruised, but without major injury Thursday. “It’s not the ideal way to start the Olympics, but I’ve just got to keep fighting,” said Cook. “I hear I’m lucky, so I’ve just got to keep […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 12

Should be a good day to be on the slopes before the holiday weekend. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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