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Below level snowpack better than last year in Nevada

Reno Gazette-Journal The winter snow pack accumulation is generally better than a year ago but still below average, government officials report. The National Weather Service and the Natural Resources Conservation Service issued a report Wednesday that detailed the water supply outlook for Nevada and the eastern Sierra. It says snow pack accumulation got off to […]

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Changes in men’s GS schedule

By USSA WENGEN, Switzerland =– The International Ski Federation confirmed Wednesday that the fog-canceled men’s Audi FIS Alpine World Cup giant slalom from Adelboden, Switzerland will be rescheduled for Friday Jan. 29 in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. The weekend will now feature back-to-back giant slalom races before closing with slalom, the final World Cup race before […]

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Chilly weather good for some state crops

Sacramento Bee Apparently all this cold weather has done more than just drive us into our kitchens to cook soup and bake bread – it’s aiding fruit and nut trees. Most fruit and nut trees need a certain amount of chill hours – recorded when the temperature drops below 45 degrees – in order to […]

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Fluctuating enrollment tests school

By Kathryn Reed ZEPHYR COVE — A transient population is something Whittell High School is learning to deal with. Principal Sue Shannon addressed the Douglas County school board on Tuesday, saying the transient population went from 14 to 20 percent and she expects it to keep climbing. She believes it has a lot to do […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

South Shore radio stations KRLT and KOWL are in need of a general manager. Betsy Miller’s last day was Jan. 6. Thane McCall is back in real estate with offices opening this month in South Lake Tahoe and Round Hill. With Wells Fargo now owning Sue Abrams house in the Angora burn area of El […]

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South Tahoe redevelopment may cost other entities millions

Updated Jan. 16 5:40pm: The meeting with the city staff and STPUD board has been moved to Feb. 18. By Kathryn Reed To some it might like look like a shell game. Or maybe it’s robbing Peter to pay Paul. Or maybe it’s all on the up and up. The problem with projected redevelopment areas […]

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Lake Tahoe Collaboration meeting

Lake Tahoe Collaborative, comprised of community advocates and service agencies in the South Lake Tahoe area who vision and work together to provide up-to-date information, services, and resources to families and community members, will meet Feb. 8 at 1pm at the old Al Tahoe School site in South Lake Tahoe. Meetings are the second Monday […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Jan. 13

Bring out the fat skis — it’s a powder day in Lake Tahoe. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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STHS preps may move from 4A to 3A

By Chris Gabel, Reno Gazette-Journal As was stated in (the) Prep Notebook, an NIAA committee’s proposal for realignment was to be made public Friday. That proposal, however, went out the state’s schools (Tuesday) morning, and the RGJ was able to obtain a copy. You can find a link to the proposal below (in Word form), […]

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