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Charter rate increase update from EDC

I just spoke with Ms. Buffa again. Seems that about 400 Charter customers in Meyers got the upgraded network, with the improved services, but did not get their rates increased at that time. This was an oversight by Charter at that time. These customers’ rates will now be raised, to get them in line with […]

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Organic, vegan dinner at LTCC

Lake Tahoe Community College instructor Chef Steve Fernald and the culinary arts students are preparing an organic vegan Thanksgiving themed feast Nov. 20. This event is sponsored by the Advocates for Wellness, Animal Rights, and the Environment, A.W.A.R.E., a student club. Special guest Hope Bohanec, Grassroots Campaigns Director, IDA, will be speaking about “Eco-Eating: The […]

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Mittelstadt’s attorney weighs in

I am the attorney that represented Ms. (Jacqueline) Mittelstadt at the 10.20.09 City Council meeting. This matter has been continued to the 11.03.09 meeting. The parties have an agreement not to discuss the status of our current communications in the interim. The video of the 10.20.09 City Council Meeting can be found at http://slt.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=337. The […]

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Halloween afternoon fun at Horizon

It’s time for ghosts and goblins at the first Haunted Horizon Hallow-Kid Fest. Grab your costume and come down to the convention center of the Horizon Casino Resort on Halloween afternoon from 1-5pm, as we gather the ghouls for a fun, old-fashioned, Halloween festival. There will be games, costume contests, tricks and treats, the Haunted […]

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Halloween dance for high school students

The HOPE Club from Lake Tahoe Community College in partnership with the Lake Tahoe Boys & Girls Club is throwing a Halloween Dance for high school students on Oct. 30 from 6-10pm. It’s at the Boys & Girls Club (1100 Lyons Ave., South Tahoe) Admission is $7 or $5 with a costume. There will be […]

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Tahoe resorts ramp-up to winter with Bay Area parties

For the second year in a row, the SnowBomb Ski & Board Festivals promise to be the biggest and best venue for finding not only the latest ski and snowboard gear for the upcoming winter, but also taste premiere wines and boutique beers. More than 150 wineries and breweries will be attending and offering tastes […]

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Mt. Rose appreciation day

Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe community appreciation day includes a Bavarian-theme beer garden at the Winters Lodge, a snow-building contest, and a dual slalom race.

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UC Davis prof lecture on geology

The Tahoe Environmental Research Center hosts UC Davis geology Professor Eldridge Moores, who will give a lecture on our regional landscapes. California and western Nevada have a long and storied past including plate movements, granitic intrusions, volcanism, and collisions of island arcs and continental fragments with the western US over the past 250 million years. […]

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LUNAFEST Film Festival

Girls on the Run Sierras is hosting the LUNAFEST Film Festival at the Village at Squaw Valley on Nov. 14. LUNAFEST is a film festival featuring award-winning short films by, for, and about women. The film festival begins at 6:30pm and is in conjunction with the annual Women’s Wellness Weekend on Nov. 14-15. Tickets are […]

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Head for the Hills Bluegrass

Head for the Hill Bluegrass at Crystal Bay Club on Nov. 5 at 10pm Colorado Bluegrass band “Head for the Hills” performs a free concert at the Crystal Bay Casino’s Red Room. 21 and over.

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