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South Tahoe not in a hurry to find permanent police chief

By Kathryn Reed When Martin Hewlett walks into the City Council chambers this morning he won’t be relegated to the back of the room. He will be at the big table at the front of the room. Hewlett is acting police chief for South Lake Tahoe for the indefinite future. His first day on the […]

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Court: Tahoe killer has no right to parole

By Cy Ryan, Las Vegas Sun CARSON CITY — The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that a Las Vegas man does not have a constitutional right to parole. Michael Anselmo, now 57, was sentenced in 1972 to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death of college student Trudy Hiler, who was […]

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Skater-winery owner Fleming to host dinner at Squaw

Peggy Fleming, the 1968 Olympic figure skating champion, and husband Greg Jenkins will be at the Resort at Squaw Creek on Jan. 15 to promote their Fleming Jenkins Vineyards & Winery of Los Gatos A “Skate and Taste” is from 4 to 5:15pm at the resort’s ice rink for $20. A four-course dinner at Six […]

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Burton Jiblet at Diamond Peak

Intermediate and advanced freestyle skiers and boarders can showcase their most awesome tricks in a jam-style format at the Burton Jiblet Stop at Diamond Peak in Incline Village on Jan. 16 to win cash and other prizes in the open division. Registration is 9am in the base lodge.

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Burton Jiblet at Diamond Peak

Intermediate and advanced freestyle skiers and boarders can showcase their most awesome tricks in a jam-style format at the Burton Jiblet Stop at Diamond Peak in Incline Village on Jan. 16 to win cash and other prizes in the open division. Registration is 9am in the base lodge.

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Outdoor movie at Squaw

Todd Offenbacher’s “Searching the Void: A Humorous Look at the Vertical World” will be shown Jan. 13, 7 p.m., at Bar One in Olympic Plaza in Squaw Valley. This event is free.

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Free H1N1 vaccinations in South Tahoe

El Dorado County Public Health is having free H1N1 flu vaccination walk-in clinics for the general public this month. The vaccine will be administered subject to availability. The H1N1 vaccination walk-in clinics are every Wednesday in January from 1-4pm p.m. to 4 p.m. at 1360 Johnson Blvd., Ste. 103, South Lake Tahoe. Appointments are also […]

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Census Bureau looking for SLT workers

The U.S. Census Bureau needs people in South Lake Tahoe to collect data. Hiring may begin as soon as the end of January, with training starting in February. Jobs will be part time, temporary, and with pay starting at $15 per hour. Bilingual applicants are encouraged to apply. Applicants are required to take a test […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Jan. 11

The weather pattern is changing — supposedly. Fog, though, is still here — so much so that the Tahoe Queen has canceled today’s trips. A storm is supposed to roll in later this week. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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