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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 1029Takela Drive, Ste. 1, South Lake Tahoe. Call (530) 541.5848 to reserve a space or for more information.

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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 from6-10pm. It’s at the Boys & Girls Club (1100 Lyons Ave. in South Tahoe) Admission is $7 or $5 with a costume. There will be […]

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Thanks to Kids’ College supporters

What do you get when you take energetic kids, passionate adults, supportive service clubs and an incredible community college? You get a program called Kids College. For the past 11 years I have had the good fortune of coordinating the LTCC Kids College Program for our community. Like many things during this economic struggle, our […]

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City trying to clear the air on medicinal marijuana

By Kathryn Reed The on again, off again discussion of pot dispensaries in South Lake Tahoe is on again. The City Council plans to discuss the matter at the Nov. 3 meeting at Lake Tahoe Airport. No action is expected that day, though the council could direct staff to draft policy or an ordinance. Three […]

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Winter storm preparation

Publisher’s Note: The following information is provided by Placer County. Northern California’s first big storm slammed the region Oct. 13 and gave residents a warning: winter is here. Thousands of Placer County residents lost power when this system hit. Were you prepared? Every family and home should be prepared to handle a local disaster and […]

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Sheriff Neves talks about resignation

By Kathryn Reed El Dorado County Sheriff Jeff Neves is resigning in December, more than a year before his term ends. He told Lake Tahoe News on Tuesday morning it has everything to do with wanting to spend more time with his family – to make up for missed anniversaries and birthdays celebrated without him. […]

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Bundle up — winter is back

The bulbs better be in the ground by now because winter is going to be back in Lake Tahoe starting tonight. White stuff is likely to be covering the ground Tuesday morning. Winds are picking up now, with a lake wind advisory is in effect until Wednesday at 5am. Winds are from the west in […]

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Wine & Rose Festival, Kings Beach

The annual Chocolate, Wine & Rose Festival benefits Tahoe Women’s Services on Nov. 7, 7-10pm. Guests enjoy chocolate by Tahoe’s finest chefs at the North Tahoe Event Center in Kings Beach. Tickets are $60/person at the door.

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A Toast to Tahoe Skiing

A Toast to Tahoe Skiing: Mountain Dreamers Nov. 7, 6pm, at the Resort at Squaw Creek in Olympic Valley when keynote speaker Mark Wellman, the first paraplegic to sit-ski unassisted across the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, will share his amazing journey. Tickets are $85/person in advance and $100/person at the door.

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Economics brings out creativy in weddings

By Johnathan L. Wright, Reno Gazette-Journal Have glue gun, will marry. In tough times, women planning weddings in Northern Nevada are getting in touch with their inner crafters and making their own invitations. They’re summoning their inner gardeners and arranging their own flowers. To save money on her wedding cake, Tina Miller of Carson City […]

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