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Foreclosure event on South Shore

Local SaveMeFromForeclosure.com representative Paul Romero is putting together a “Free Foreclosure Help” event on Dec. 12 from 9am-2pm at Romero’s Barber Salon at 2572 Highway 50, South Lake Tahoe. Bring your latest mortgage statement with you to find out if you qualify to have your monthly payments reduced, or if there is another option for […]

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North Shore goes green

Five green businesses were singled out for their contribution the green movement. The businesses are: Tahoe Truckee Airport District, Granlibakken Conference Center and Resort, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences and Integrated Environmental Restoration Services Inc. Keep the Sierra Green and the North Lake Tahoe Chamber of Commerce and area sponsors gave […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 5

Sierra-at-Tahoe and Alpine Meadows are open today. Winds could pose a problem today at resorts that typically have to have chairs on wind hold. For all the details about what’s going on today on the slopes, check out the ski report by Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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Crawford: Authoritarian rule overtaking city government

Letter to the Publisher, In our community there is a legitimate concern that city government withholds information that citizens have a right to know, which has created a perception of secrecy. I believe the perception is justified when considering the blowup in the Poland case and the closed meetings on the subject of the city […]

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Nevada’s ex-first lady tells all

By Siobhan McAndrew, Reno Gazette-Journal On Jan. 1, 2007, when Jim Gibbons was sworn in as Nevada’s 29th governor, Dawn Gibbons, his wife of 23 years, looked at him adoringly — a happy, proud, loving spouse who was sure she was loved in return. Dressed in a red velvet suit, with her signature blonde hair […]

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South Tahoe kicks off holiday season

By Kathryn Reed Even the body heat of hundreds of holiday revelers could not keep teeth from chattering. The cold night air didn’t seem to matter to the children who awaited Santa’s arrival and the lighting of South Lake Tahoe’s Christmas tree. For more than 20 years, Santa arriving via a Borges horse-drawn sleigh has […]

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Lego competition leads to creation of fire camera

Publisher’s note: The first prototype camera was installed this week. A handful more will put on Lake Tahoe mountaintops this summer. By Jenifer Gee, Auburn Journal Six kids from Meadow Vista have designed one project that just might change the world. Recently, Sony Europe announced the test launch of the Forest Guard system, which was […]

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Reno airport increasing number of flights

Reno Gazette-Journal The Reno-Tahoe International Airport will add eight new flights, and some will start this month. Four flights will be added on a seasonal basis for holiday and ski travel through the first quarter of 2010, and four more will be added on a year-round basis, airport officials said. In January, the number of […]

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‘White Christmas’ comes to STHS stage

South Tahoe High School Performing Arts Department will be performing Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas” Dec. 10-13 in the STHS Little Theatre. You may remember the old movie classic starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. Well, this new stage version (it played on Broadway for the first time just last year) has been updated with some […]

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SLTFD in gear for holiday season

Dear South Lake Tahoe Community, It’s that holiday time of year and the SLTFD would like to encourage everyone to think of those less fortunate members of our community. At all the city fire stations, you can drop off any new or like-new condition used toys into the Christmas Cheer Barrels. Any donations will be […]

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