Santa is coming to Lake Tahoe Holidays on Dec. 5 from 2-5pm. The event is sponsored by the South Tahoe Chamber of Commerce, hosted by and held at Lake Tahoe Holidays Gift Store located at 4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd., No. 29 in the Village Center in South Lake Tahoe. Fine Art Cakes will provide an […]
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It’s another glorious day in Lake Tahoe. Kirkwood will open on Friday, Sierra on Satruday and a multi-day storm is expected to arrive Sunday. For the details on what’s going on today, click on the ski report brought to Lake Tahoe News by Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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Publisher’s note: This is an editorial published by the Las Vegas Review Journal on Nov. 28. The Nevada lieutenant cover is a resident of Stateline. The criminal case against Nevada Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki has been pretty odd from the get-go. Mr. Krolicki had been rising in Republican party ranks, advancing from state treasurer to […]
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By Kathryn Reed It wasn’t about setting records – though others did that. This particular Sunday was about personal achievement. Sisters Rene Brejc, 45, of Christmas Valley and Martine Milton, 46, of Reno completed the Ford Ironman Arizona in Tempe. “Because it was my first Ironman my goal was to finish,†Brejc said. The course […]
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By Tracy Owen Chapman STATELINE — Two dozen students from Whittell High School were transported to another part of the world during Enrichment Day at Kahle Community Center. Tibet Day special guests included Ven. Lama Sarpo and local photojournalist Rick Gunn. Melanie Foerschler of www.noteablebowls.com contributed to the event’s success, along with another local, Chris […]
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By Kathryn Reed Northern California residential customers of Sierra Pacific Power will notice their electric meters spinning faster this month thanks to a 7.75 percent rate increase that took effect Dec. 1. Most bills will go up by $5.49 a month to $81.65. This is based on using 650 kilowatt-hours of electricity. This is the […]
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By Kathryn Reed It will be a busy first week in office when the directors of the South Tahoe Association of Realtors take office Jan. 1. They must appoint a president and vice president because the incoming leaders who were elected to the positions (both ran unopposed) resigned before they took office. Mike Phillips, who […]
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By Ray Hagar, Reno Gazette-Journal The Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority laid off seven full-time employees Tuesday as part of nearly $1 million in budget cuts, resulting from the continued recession of the local and national economies, RSCVA officials said. The layoffs and budget cuts were anticipated since RSCVA officials said two weeks ago that […]
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From the gang at Sierra-at-Tahoe: Here’s the skinny folks: we are now shooting for a Saturday opening, if Mother Nature cooperates. We are hoping for colder temperatures and will keep updating throughout the week. Our website is always the best place to get firsthand information. You know we depend on the weather, so do a […]
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Unity at the Lake New Year’s Burning Bowl Ceremony (as part of our regular Sunday Celebration Service) – Tahoe Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Tahoe. Meditation Dec. 27 at 9am, service begins at 10am. J oin us for this ceremony as we release that which we choose not to bring into the New […]
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