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Skate, hockey sessions in SLT

South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena is conducting sign-ups for skate school and hockey school sessions. Adult hockey players can sign up for Fall League, which will have divisions for all ability levels. Place your name on the “Free Agent List” if you don’t know of a team to join. For more information come by the […]

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South Tahoe boys avoid capture by unknown man

Police are looking for man who tried to snatch a 10-year-old boy from the Y area of South Lake Tahoe while he was on his bike. The youngster was riding with two friends about 6pm Friday near Eloise Avenue and Third Street when the suspect drove his truck in front of the boy and tried […]

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Bahrke 6th at Park City

By Lindsey Sine, USSA PARK CITY -– The first leg of Heather McPhie’s (Park City, UT) Olympic dreams were achieved Saturday night as she finished second at the Visa Freestyle International to lock her spot on the 2010 Olympic Team. McPhie was joined on the podium by teammate Michelle Roark (Denver) who threw her name […]

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U.S. women disappoint in World Cup

By USSA MARIBOR, Slovenia — Austria’s Kathrin Zettel won for the second consecutive day as the U.S. Ski Team was unable to land a finalist in Sunday’s Audi FIS Alpine World Cup slalom in Maribor, Slovenia. “Today was just a tough day all around,” said U.S. women’s head coach Jim Tracy. “They were out there […]

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Nordic legends glide back in time to 1960

By Susan Wood and Kathryn Reed TAHOE CITY — Medals won decades ago, patches that show little wear despite being 50 years old, ski bibs from the eighth Winter Olympiad — they were all in vogue Friday night at the Nordic Legends Dinner. Some of these athletes, groomers, patrollers and other participants from the 1960 […]

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Slow read movement

Happy new year, Bona Fide friends, You’ve probably heard of the slow food movement, created in response to fast food ubiquity and the loss of local foods and traditions. In 2010, I’d like to support a slow read movement, one that encourages a deep engagement with reading. This isn’t an anti-technology screed — I’m all […]

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SLT redevelopment update

South Lake Tahoe officials and the South Tahoe Public Utility District will meet Feb. 18 regarding redevelopment. A South Tahoe PUD official plans to be at the Feb. 2 El Dorado County Board of Supervisors meeting when the city speaks. For more information about the issue, click here. The utility district had $845,000 in property […]

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Series of storms set to wallop Sierra

By Kathryn Reed Time to make a run on the grocery store shelves. It’s that kind of weather forecast. A series of storms is lined up in the Pacific. They are predicted to hit Lake Tahoe this afternoon. A winter storm warning has been called for from 4pm Sunday to 4am Tuesday. Snow levels are […]

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Free swine flu vaccinations in Placer County

Placer County Department of Health and Human Services will have free, public H1N1 vaccine clinics through the month of January. Clinics will be offered as follows: * Jan 19, Placer County Clinic, 8665 Salmon Ave., Kings Beach; 9:30-11:30am and 1-4pm; * Jan 26, Placer County Clinic, 8665 Salmon Ave., Kings Beach; 9:30-11:30am and 1-4pm; * […]

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