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Free medical clinic for vets

Stan Perez, a veteran and candidate for El Dorado County sheriff, is sponsoring a free Medical Health Fair for all veterans on Wednesday from 2-4pm at the American Legion Hall, on Forni Drive in Placerville next to the county fairgrounds. Veterans Memorial Hall, 130 Placerville Drive, is next to the County Fairgrounds gate, near Raley’s […]

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Robert Cole Caples exhibit at Sierra Nevada College

Sierra Nevada College is presenting the exhibit “Robert Cole Caples: Rooted in Nevada” through Jan. 1. The exhibit highlights the lifelong work of Robert Cole Caples and his deep connection to the landscape and its original inhabitants. Curated by Nevada Museum of Art, the exhibit is part of the Nevada Arts Council’s Nevada Touring Initiative, […]

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Warren Miller gets his groove back

Publisher’s note: To find out where Warren Miller’s film will be shown in Nevada (which includes Lake Tahoe locations), click here. To find out where the film will is in California, click here. John Shevchuk, Daily Campus The Bushnell was pushed to capacity at six o’clock Saturday night with skiers and snowboarders alike. A typical […]

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Dealing with snowy conditions

Publisher’s note: The following is from Placer County. Tahoe area residents may be experts dealing with snow, but travelers who visit and find themselves in a sudden storm may be caught off guard. How many stories have you heard about people being stuck on the freeway for hours waiting for the roads to clear? Some […]

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Clarity on viewing SLT council meetings

Having trouble seeing South Lake Tahoe City Council meetings? If you believe it’s a Charter Communications issue because it’s not clearly coming across on cable Channel 21, call the 800 number on your bill. If it’s a glitch on your computer, call Tina Shannon at the city — (530) 542.6016; or your Internet service provider. […]

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LTVA putting the ‘South’ in Tahoe

By Kathryn Reed Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority is making a concerted effort to leave the blue world behind. The multimillion dollar “blue world” ad campaign never quite had the ring to it that tourism officials had hoped, and certainly not the buy-in from the South Shore community that it was intended to promote. The 2010 […]

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Ernie’s burger night benefits CASA

CASA El Dorado is having a fund raiser on Nov. 18 from 5-7pm at Ernie’s Coffee Shop. Owners, Paul and Judy Bruso and their amazing Ernie’s Coffee Shop staff have generously offered up their famous burger, soda and fries meals for the night. Proceeds from the fundraiser go directly to your local Court Appointed Special […]

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South Tahoe to entertain pot club moratorium

By Kathryn Reed When the South Lake Tahoe City Council meets in a week it is expected to discuss the possibility of creating a moratorium on medicinal marijuana collectives. Most of the councilmembers have said the three collectives in town are more than enough. Cody Bass with the Tahoe Wellness Center told the council on […]

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Annual tasting features 50+ wineries-restaurants

By Rose Marie Ottman Soroptimist International of South Lake Tahoe’s biggest fundraiser of the year — “An Evening of Food and Wine Tasting” — will be at Harrah’s Tahoe Convention Center on Nov. 13 from 6-9pm. SISLT’s event is considered one of the “go to” social events of the year by many locals and features […]

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Child support workshop

Do you owe child support? To learn more about the Compromise of Arrears Program and to receive assistance with the application process two meetings are scheduled: Nov. 18 from 10am-noon, South Lake Tahoe Library, 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd., South Lake Tahoe; Dec. 18 from 10am-noon, 550 Main Street, Ste. A, Placerville. Call 866-901-3212 to sign […]

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