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Tri coach focuses on whole athlete

By Susan Wood GARDNERVILLE — Work smarter, not harder may well be the mantra for triathlete coach Marc Evans. The fitness pioneer who has trained two-time Ironman champion Scott Tinley, an early legend in the endurance sport’s circle, has dedicated his life to teaching athletes how to live up to their physical and mental conditioning […]

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Decorated fire truck rolling through South Lake

South Lake Tahoe firefighters are rolling through neighborhoods now through Dec. 24 in its decorated truck. Candy canes will be handed out. Santa’s House at fire Station 2, across from South Tahoe Middle School, is open Dec. 13-21 from 6-8pm. Where is the decorated fire truck? Dec. 13 Keys Blvd./State Streets Dec. 14 Tahoe Island […]

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Teter not on podium at Grand Prix

Elijah Teter, who lives in Meyers and rides for Sierra-at-Tahoe, did not finish among the top in Saturday’s  finals of the Grand Prix half pipe at Copper Mountain in Colorado. For all the detail in the men’s and women’s competitions, click here.

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Weather cancels some South Shore activities

The Saturday night play at South Tahoe High School has been canceled. Tickets are good for either of the shows on Sunday. Due to the predicted high winds and heavy snow, the Tahoe Queen will not be cruising this evening. Instead, the Sierra Sunset Dinner dockside from 5:30-8:30pm. Ticket price will be reduced to $40 […]

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Idea for helping Coats for Kids program

From an avid Lake Tahoe News reader: “For those who want to help the Coats for Kids program, an ad last night on TV – Old Navy is selling fleece jackets for $5 Saturday only.  Normally I wouldn’t suggest people go off the hill, but it may boost donations to this program.”

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Carson City to infuse $87 million into downtown

By Ray Hagar, Reno Gazette-Journal Carson City’s Board of Supervisors signed off on a financial plan to fund an $87 million downtown renewal project, which could create hundreds of construction jobs starting next year. The project, which was approved late Thursday night, would turn eight acres of parking lots into a technology plaza. Proponents said […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 12

Can you say snow? It’s coming down this morning in Lake Tahoe at a rapid pace. It’s light and fluffy — great ski snow. Expect a few feet at lake level by the time you read the next report Sunday morning. Here is today’s ski report brought you to you by Curtis Fong, the Guy […]

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3 missing skiers found near Mt. Rose

This in from KOLO-TV in Reno: “Three skiers missing in the Sheep Flat area off the Mount Rose Highway were found and rescued late Friday. Washoe County sheriff’s deputies say the two men and one woman had been missing since 6pm Friday. They say the trio is ‘experienced,’ and had a fire going that led […]

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Want to talk to students?

Mt. Tallac High School has a speakers forum that invites community members to speak with students at the school. South Tahoe students get an opportunity to learn that by engaging in conversation with these community member, students can impact positive changes within their school and community. If you are interested in learning more about this […]

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Barton Community Clinic to be featured on KTHO

What is the Barton Community Clinic? Find out Saturday at 10am and Monday at 6pm on KTHO AM-590 and FM-96.1 or at www.kthoradio.com. Denise Sloan and Michelle Feeney will provide listeners with all the information about this health care option on the South Shore of Lake Tahoe.

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