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Chefs with experience at Esalen featured at Wilbur Hot Springs

Charlie Cascio and Angela Karegeannes will be the featured chefs at Wilbur Hot Springs Nov. 13-15. Cascio has cooked throughout Europe. He has worked as a personal private chef and has been head chef for numerous restaurants. He has taught natural food cooking seminars to individuals, restaurants, and health professionals throughout Europe and the United […]

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CTC seeks Carnelian Bay concessionaire

The California Tahoe Conservancy is issuing a Prospectus/Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking an operator for the Patton Landing Concession at Carnelian Bay in North Lake Tahoe. The objective of this RFP is to select someone who has a plan that will best enhance the visitors’ beach related recreation experience at this lakefront facility. The concessionaire […]

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Melvin Beverly 1925-2009

By Kathryn Reed South Lake Tahoe’s first city attorney, Melvin Beverly, died Oct. 29. He was 84. Flags are being flown at half-staff in his honor. Mr. Beverly’s roots on the South Shore run deep, as do his family’s. His grandfather, John E. Dunlap, was a rancher in South Lake Tahoe. Some of the Dunlap […]

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Pumpkin art

This photo was submitted by Chris Heng, who writes, “I wanted to make a pumpkin that we could all remember from 2009 … The Swine Flu.”

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Gas station owners face $412,900 fine

The former owners of Tahoe Tom’s gas station in South Lake Tahoe were fined $412,900 this month by the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board for failing to cleanup the site. The board said Mohammad Ahmad and the Thomas E. Erickson Trust did not comply with a Cleanup and Abatement Order (CAO) to define the […]

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Schafer: Setting the record straight

Letter to the Publisher, My name is Eric Schafer and I am the incumbent running for re-election to Seat 5 on the South Tahoe Public Utility District (STPUD) Board of Directors. I am a Certified Public Accountant, practicing in South Tahoe for over 23 years, and have served on the STPUD Board for the past […]

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Sullivan: Measure B good for baseball and soccer

Letter to the Publisher, I am writing this letter to ask for the community’s support of Measure B. By passing Measure B, we can reallocate unused funds for the upgrade and modernization of the playing fields on Rufus Allen Blvd. By voting yes you are not only helping South Tahoe National Little League, but also […]

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Schussing at Mt. Rose begins Oct. 30

Mount Rose ski resort is opening Friday with the Flying Jenny lift and Show-Off run. Show-Off will have park features set up and will be open Fri-Sun from 10am-4pm. A base of 8-12 inches covers the run, thanks to snowmaking. Reduced prices: $20 ages 13 & over (flat rate), $10 ages 6-12 (5 and under […]

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Charter explains fees in El Dorado County

Publisher’s note: This is an email from Charter Cable to El Dorado County Chief Administrative Officer Gayle Erbe-Hamlin dated Oct. 26. Dear Ms. Erbe-Hamlin: In June 2009, Charter notified customers in the Meyers, CA area that with the beginning of their July 2009 billing cycle, rates would be adjusted for Basic and Expanded Basic cable […]

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Early childhood parenting class

Choices for Children is offering a free workshop “The Early Months: Infant Development and Parenting, birth – 36 months” on Nov. 7 from 9-11:30am. It will be at 1029 Takela Drive, Ste. 1, South Lake Tahoe. Call (530) 541.5848 to reserve a space or for more information.

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