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Tahoe City teen dies in dirt bike accident

By Barbara Barte Osborn, Sacramento Bee TAHOE CITY — A 17-year-old Tahoe City youth died over the weekend after being ejected from an off-road vehicle. Evan Norman was pronounced dead at the scene Saturday by Placer County Sheriff’s deputies. County Chief Deputy Coroner Dennis Watt said Norman died of head injuries. Read the whole story

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Sierra’s little touches make it a destination

By Kathryn Reed Sierra-at-Tahoe’s Huckleberry Canyon is part of those 8 minutes that’s all about Lake Tahoe in Warren Miller’s latest movie. This backcountry terrain that opened last year has been accumulating white stuff since the snow started flying in September. Located along Highway 50, Sierra expects to open some time in December. Sierra relies […]

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Wider trails, bigger burgers at Heavenly

By Kathryn Reed A mix of natural and man-made snow will allow Heavenly Mountain Resort to open Friday on a limited basis. The resort that straddles California and Nevada always strives to open before Thanksgiving – and often hits the mark because of its state-of-the-art snowmaking system that is one of the largest in the […]

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Big Bad Voodoo Daddy roars into Tahoe

Perennial Harrah’s Lake Tahoe favorite, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy brings high-energy, neo-swing to the South Shore Room on Nov. 21. Mixing 20 years of hits, holiday classics and great music from their new CD “How Big Can You Get? – A Tribute to Cab Calloway”, BBVD is a cinch to blow the doors off the […]

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Snow is on its way

Apparently all those snow calls at last week’s Sierra-at-Tahoe party were heard because the forecast for the next few days is for a bunch of white stuff in Lake Tahoe. Snow and rain is supposed to arrive tonight, with a couple inches accumulating at lake level. This means even more will be falling on the […]

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$5.98 million flows to LTUSD

The state of California is beginning to honor its financial obligations to Lake Tahoe Unified School District when it comes to providing matching funds for school facilities. Last week, $5.98 million was deposited for the Green Academy at South Tahoe High School. The district continues to wait for the $4.3 million for the other CTE […]

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Douglas deputies graduate from academy

Douglas County sheriff’s Deputies David Cadwallader and Bill Coleman graduated from the Nevada Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) Law Enforcement Academy Nov. 13. During the academy, law enforcement cadets are instructed in such topics as: Federal, State and Local Laws, Laws of Search and Seizure, Laws of Arrest, Community Oriented Policing, Physical Fitness, Use […]

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Tree lighting in Kings Beach

Kings Beach has its traditional Holiday Fair and Tree Lighting Ceremony at the North Tahoe Event Center Nov. 4 from 5-8pm.

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Noel Nights at Northstar

Northstar-at-Tahoe brings back its popular Noel Nights starting Dec. 3, 5-8pm, with s’mores by the fire, free ice skating, hot cocoa, shopping specials, holiday carolers and photos with Santa.

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“101 Dalamations” on stage

Perfect for the entire family is Tahoe Players’ “101 Dalmatians” live theater Nov. 29 at 2pm and 6pm in the Frank Sinatra Celebrity Showroom at the Cal Neva Resort in Crystal Bay. Pre-show milk and cookies are at 1pm.

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