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Unity at the Lake candle lighting

Unity at the Lake 12 Powers Candle Lighting Service – Tahoe Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Tahoe. Dec. 24 6:30pm: Caroling with OneVoice and refreshments; 7-8pm is 12 Powers Candle Lighting Service. This powerful ceremony will honor the 12 spiritual faculties that lie within each of us. We will celebrate the birth of […]

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Unity at the Lake Healing Circle

Unity at the Lake Healing Circle – Star Tahoe Building, 2489 Lake Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 27, South Tahoe on Dec. 14 at noon. Gather together in affirmative prayer to remind ourselves of the Truth of our wholeness. Hands-on healing techniques will be offered for any willing to receive or simply bring your loving and healing […]

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Heavenly aiming to add lodge, runs, lift in 2010

The U.S. Forest Service is seeking comment on a proposal for capital improvements at Heavenly Mountain Resort, including a lodge at the top of the gondola, new runs and a new lift. If approved, the resort would implement these projects next summer. The projects are consistent with the improvements identified in Heavenly’s accepted Master Plan […]

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Tahoe-Reno runners qualify for National Junior Olympics

Reno Gazette Journal Several local cross country athletes qualified for nationals after placing in the top 20 of their divisions at the Pacific Association Regional Qualifier on Sunday. Kelsey Smith from South Tahoe took second in the 17-18-year-old girl’s 5-kilometer run at Rancho San Rafael. She finished in 19 minutes, 33.86 seconds. Reno’s Demerey Kirsch […]

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Holiday student concert at MontBleu

The 15th annual MontBleu Holiday Extravaganza is Dec. 15-16 in the MontBleu Showroom at 7pm. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students and seniors, free for those under 5. Tickets are available at the door. The show consists of 3rd-5th, 6th-8th, and 9th-12th grade choirs, as well as a Faculty/Parent choir.

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Lecture on environmental causes of cancer

Join Eric Rost to learn about the environmental causes of cancer. There are known causal agents and correlation studies that show links between chemicals found in air, food and water. Toxins in the environment include pesticides, herbicides, plastics, cleaning products, engine emissions, smoke, radon, etc. By limiting your exposure to these toxins, you can reduce […]

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Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 1

Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe, says today will be a repeat of yesterday on the slopes of Lake Tahoe. It’s all about fun and sun. Check out Fong’s ski report for all the details.

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Panelists to talk about greening the Tahoe region

Sierra Green Building Association is sponsoring sustainability panels Dec. 9 in South Lake Tahoe and Jan. 7 in Reno. The first panel will be at Lake Tahoe Community College, Aspen Room, 1 College Drive in South Lake Tahoe from 6-7:15, with doors opening at 5:30pm. The second panel is Jan. 7 in Reno from 4-6pm […]

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Tahoe boat inspections continue in off season

By Jeff Delong, Reno Gazette-Journal With winter’s arrival weeks away, few boats are taking to Lake Tahoe’s increasingly frigid waters. But any that are launched will continue to be inspected for the possible presence of aquatic hitchhikers posing a huge environmental and economic risk to the Sierra lake. The danger posed by quagga and zebra […]

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World AIDS Day validates the disease is still with us

Publisher’s note: Maxine Alper with the Sierra Foothills AIDS Foundation office in South Lake Tahoe will be on KTHO FM-96.1/AM-590 (www.kthoradio.com) on Saturday at 10am and Monday at 6pm. The closest Worlds AIDS Day event to Lake Tahoe is in Reno tonight from 5-7:30pm at Joe Crowley Student Union at UNR. By Jenny Lightfoot World […]

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