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Late night musical chairs provide fodder for comics

By Howie Nave Hello fans of the humor. Whatever your feelings regarding late night television I can tell you that comedians everywhere are enjoying the mess on NBC happening as you read this. Whether you’re team — Letterman, Leno or Conan — NBC is the one looking like the biggest loser here. One thing for […]

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Incline woman headed to X Games

Incline Village’s Bev Vuilleumier will compete in the Snowboard Slopestyle competition at Winter X Games 14 on Jan. 28-31 in Aspen. The finals will be live Jan. 31 on ESPN at 11am.

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Study reveals trends of Lake Tahoe travelers

People traveling to Lake Tahoe are looking for a deal and have no problem sifting through data to get what they want. It’s not that visitors to Lake Tahoe are unique in this respect; it’s just that a study about the basin was released this week. Rentalo.com, the online lodging directory, performed what it calls […]

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Yoga and full moon ski

Yoga-Full Moon Ski on Feb. 28 fro 6-8:30pm at Tahoe Cross Country. Join local yoga instructor Emily Williams, for an hour and a half long yoga class in the Tahoe XC yurt. Stretch and expand in your yoga practice while you are warmed by the wood fire. The yoga class will focus on a blend […]

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Mancuso leads charge to raise money for Haiti

KITZBUEHEL, Austria -– Alpine World Champions Bode Miller (Franconia, NH) and Lindsey Vonn’s (Vail, CO) race bibs from this weekend are up for auction. In a grassroots effort driven by the Audi FIS Alpine World Cup athletes. Both men’s and women’s race bibs from Kitzbuehel, Austria and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy – two of the season’s […]

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Tahoe’s talk of Vancouver, Jan. 26 am edition

Publisher’s note: Below are snippets gathered while LTN has been on assignment in Whistler. By Kathryn Reed WHISTLER, British Columbia — Guys on one of the lifts talked about businesses in the Whistler-Vancouver region having 25cm (9.84 inches) days – meaning if it snows that much, it’s a ski day, not a workday. Most Whistler […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Jan. 26

Cloudy with scattered snow showers is the forecast, but it feels more like rain. Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe, delivers his ski report.

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SLT goes forward with Upper Truckee River restoration

By Kathryn Reed Assuming new vegetation along the Upper Truckee River near Lake Tahoe Airport is stable, work will continue next summer on this portion of the river. The South Lake Tahoe City Council gave the go-ahead for the work to be completed even if the California Tahoe Conservancy doesn’t have the money in hand […]

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Maritime museum looking for water skiers

Did water skiing play a role in your family’s history at Lake Tahoe? The Tahoe Maritime Museum in Homewood is developing an exhibit to highlight the history of water skiing at Lake Tahoe which will be unveiled in the summer. Officials are interested in hearing from people who are past water ski champions at various […]

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Hockey skills class in SLT

Do you need to work on your dangle, toe drag or grinding in the corners? If so, the South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena has a Skills and Drills program that to improve your ability and understanding of the game of hockey. Skills and Drills is offered Wednesdays from 6:15–7:45pm beginning Jan. 27. You can sign […]

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