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Andrian Belew, David Bowie at Crystal Bay Club

Guitar legend Adrian Belew with David Bowie/King Crimson, Talking Heads on Oct. 16 at 9pm at Crystal Bay Club Casino. Tickets $15 in advance, $17 at the door — standing room only. (775) 633.6333

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Fly fishing films

From the filmmakers that brought you “DRIFT,” now comes their new film “RISE”. A six-segment collection of individual stories shot around the world; stories that together truly reflect the attraction that fly fishing has for all of us. Shot in HD on location in the Florida Keys, Argentina, Idaho, New Orleans, Venezuela and Alaska. “RISE” […]

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Truckee Trails Foundation fundraiser

The Truckee Trails Foundation’s annual Cottonwood fundraiser is Oct. 15, featuring the San Francisco-based Bluegrass band “Montana Slim” at 7pm. Foot-stomping event in support of TTF’s mission of creating a network of trails in and around Truckee. A $15 donation at the door requested. Raffle will be held for a cruiser bike from New Belgian […]

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How Truckee is Going Green

Oct. 10, 7pm, Northwoods Club House in Tahoe Donner; “How Truckee is Going Green” is the final presentation of the season sponsored by the Tahoe Donner Green Club. Panel presentation from various perspectives on How Truckee Is Going Green from the Town of Truckee, Nicole Dorr; TDPUD, Scott Terrell and/or Steven Poncelet; Truckee School District, […]

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Time management seminar

Oct. 28, The Chateau, Incline Village from 9 to 11am. Register at 8:30am. Cost is $29 per person SHRA members, $39 per person non-SHRA members. Have you ever been too busy driving to stop and get gas? Does urgency drive your day? Do we really have time for a meeting on time management? Visit www.sierrahra.com […]

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Lifts running at Boreal

By Maggie O’Neill, Reno Gazette-Journal Boreal Mountain Resort plans to send the first skiers down the slopes this season, opening Friday with a base of 12 to 18 inches and one chair in operation. “It’s the amazing snow-making,” marketing director Jon Slaughter said. “It really has to do with the snow-making system we installed this […]

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Children’s shelter benefits from Edgewood Cos. donation

Edgewood Companies donated $8,250 to The Austin Kirby Foundation, an emergency children’s shelter providing services to children from rural Northern Nevada who have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. This most recent donation is one of many over the years to the charity, with a total of $30,950 over the last […]

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Domestic violence – it’s a community issue

By Anna K. Richter It seems every month of the year has a specific focus and many people associate October with Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Along the pink ribbons that abound, you may also see people wearing or displaying purple ribbons. Those wearing purple ribbons know that October is also Domestic Violence Awareness Month and […]

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Art worlds collide in 9-day expo

By Robert Schimmel Does an art festival or weeklong multi-event arts “happening” on the South Shore sound good if not unheard of? Well, that’s what the organizations involved in “Arts Expo Lake Tahoe” believe, not to mention that the community will embrace it and want to expand upon it annually. The Oct. 9-17 “Arts Expo […]

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Tahoe heating bills expected to be less

Reno Gazette-Journal For people worried about winter heating bills, good news is arriving in time for the cold weather. People using natural gas this winter could save $105 compared with last year, and propane users will get even bigger savings, the government said. Households that use heating oil or electric heat also are expected to […]

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