It’s one of those “sick” days in Lake Tahoe — “like, dude, the powder is so sick.” And sick as in “boss, I just can’t make it in today.” Details about what’s happening on the mountains are in the ski report that is provided by Curtis Fong, the Guy from Lake Tahoe.
Read more
Shop — it’s a four letter word in a super negative way for so many people this time of year. With the economy being what it is, household incomes such as they are and the pressure to buy, buy, buy this time of year, let’s help each other out. Twenty dollars. What if that were […]
Read more
By Kathryn Reed Driving into Lake Tahoe after a major dump isn’t the nightmare newscasters off the hill make it out to be. I know. I did it Monday afternoon. It took longer, sure, but it wasn’t scary. I wasn’t some place I shouldn’t have been. The only thing that was upsetting was not being […]
Read more
By Kathryn Reed El Dorado County workers can sleep in — start time is 10am today. Backcountry skiers better think twice about strapping on skis or a board. All resorts are giddy about the snow accumulations. And the storms have only just begun. County Supervisor Norma Santiago told Lake Tahoe News on Monday night that […]
Read more
By Kathryn Reed Premeditation. That was the sticking point for jurors in the Ulysses Roberson trial. Without being able to say he killed his son with forethought, the panel on Monday morning convicted Roberson of second-degree murder. The former South Lake Tahoe resident will be sentenced Jan. 6. He could get 15 years to life […]
Read more
An ensemble of voices will come together Dec. 15-16 for the 15th annual MontBleu Holiday Extravaganza. The show consists of third-fifth, sixth-eighth, and ninthth-12th grade choirs, as well as a Faculty/Parent choir. Included is the award winning Blue Ribbon Classical Choir and the new STMS Advanced Choir called “The Belles of Christmas.†The finale includes […]
Read more
Thank you South Lake Tahoe! The Community Holiday Tree & Menorah lighting, hosted by the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority last Friday, was a big success (despite the fact that more than half of the tree lights did not turn on). The event was attended by over 400 locals and visitors and was enjoyed by all. […]
Read more
The Census Bureau is actively looking for census takers – or what they call enumerators. To get more information, call 866.861.2010. There is information in Spanish as well. The hiring process starts with a test people need to take. The first testing day is Dec. 14, 9am to 5pm at the city offices at the […]
Read more
U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will begin prescribed fire operations in several areas located on the East Shore of Lake Tahoe starting Dec. 8 as weather and staffing allow. Operations will be conducted in the Skyland and Round Hill (near Elks Point Road) areas and may last throughout the week. Residents and travelers can […]
Read more
Apres-ski activities can be just as memorable as the time spent on the slopes and North Lake Tahoe is keeping things lively with a fresh influx of eateries and watering holes and longtime favorites, offering even more options for posh cocktails, cold brews and unforgettable flavors. The area’s most anticipated opening is Manzanita at The […]
Read more