By James Rosas This is my first year attending Tallac, but I’ve been involved with the school since my junior year. I am also an up and coming artist and Tallac gives me a generous amount of support. The main reason I appreciate Tallac is that the staff understands we the students have a life […]
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The 21st annual South Lake Tahoe Baseball Coaches Clinic will be Nov. 13-14. Featured speakers are Rudy Garbalosa of Lynn University, Perry Husband, John Altobelli and Rick Steen. For more information, call (530) 343.8100.
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Wednesday is Mt. Tallac High School’s open house. Click on the link for details — Mt.Tallac open house.
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Ever wonder how investigators lift latent prints, how trace evidence is analyzed or how DNA is processed? Come in and check out the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Forensics Division, better known as the Crime Lab, on Oct. 27, 8:30am to 4:30pm. Sheriff Mike Haley will be there to greet guests and answer questions. The Lab […]
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By Deawna Reaves I am 16 years old. I started my 9th-grade year at South Lake Tahoe High School. Now, as a junior, I have gone through independent study, charter community school and Mount Tallac High School. All the other schools were good, but Tallac just works better for me. I plan to stay at […]
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By Mel Shields, Sacramento Bee It couldn’t have been easy. Frank Sinatra Jr., son of the most famous singer of his time, decided to become a singer in his own right. He was to be inevitably compared to his father and the comparison was to be inevitably to his detriment. He sang in Nevada cabarets, […]
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By Kathryn Reed Handwritten comments filled most of the 19 boards scattered about the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center on Oct. 19. Suggestions ranged from the desire to complete the North Upper Truckee bike route, to leaving non-paved routes in and around Fallen Leaf Lake, to creating an adopt-a-bike plan, to suggestions where to add […]
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By Maricela Prieto I’m a senior at Mt. Tallac. I am a mother, a daughter, and a student. At this point in my life I am very proud of who I’ve become. This past summer I overcame many challenges. One of the biggest obstacles for me was hiking up Job’s Sister Peak with Generation Green. […]
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By Kathryn Reed Battle lines are drawn and threats have been issued all because of something the public is not completely privy to despite it being their money being spent on this contentious issue. In these economic times when staff is being laid off, furlough days proposed, and a budget for 2009-10 that will be […]
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El Dorado County Jail in South Tahoe is housing inmates who are not accused of committing crimes in its jurisdiction. Mono County called on its neighbor after the Bridgeport jail in the Highway 395 corridor flooded during last week’s storm. It’s expected to take a couple weeks before the jail is livable.
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