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Kindertown March

If you are in support of Maria and Kindertown there will be Kindertown March on Oct. 3. Meet at 11am in the old Miller’s Outpost parking lot. There will be a BBQ at Kindertown Preschool following the March.

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Dems’ Jefferson-Jackson Dinner

Oct. 24 is the Jefferson-Jackson Dinner at the Forni Building of the El Dorado County Fairgrounds in Placerville. Details are here. These dinners are the common name given to the annual fundraising celebrations held by Democratic Party organizations in the United States, named for Presidents Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. This year the El Dorado […]

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Supervisor Norma Santiago speaks

Lake Tahoe Democratic Club on Oct. 1 at 6pm has invited El Dorado County Supervisor Norma Santiago to speak. The event is at the El Dorado County South Lake Tahoe Branch Library at 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd.

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Veterans of race course win Lake Tahoe Marathon

Sean Meissner of Sisters, Ore., is familiar with the Lake Tahoe Marathon race course, having won the event’s Tahoe Triple (three marathons in three days) four times in the last few years. Meissner proved he could also win gold in the marathon division, taking first this year with a time of 2:58:02. It was hometown […]

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Mardi Gras of motorcycling

By Brenda Knox RENO — There is nothing like the rumble of loud pipes and the smell of leather to let you know you’re in motorcycle heaven. Ever since getting my Harley in May, I’ve been looking forward to Street Vibrations Reno 2009. Since it’s in my backyard, it was an event I did not […]

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EDC mental health seeks public input

The El Dorado County Health Services Department, Mental Health Division is inviting the public to review and provide comment on the Prevention and Early Intervention Component of its Mental Health Services (MHSA) Act Plan. The goal of the three-year prevention plan is to help identify and help youth, older adults and others who are at […]

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$35,000 grant to study parking in SLT

South Lake Tahoe received word late Friday that the California Department of Housing and Community Development has awarded the city a $35,000 grant to conduct a comprehensive parking study in the city limits to evaluate needs and solutions. The City Council authorized city staff to submit an application for this competitive grant opportunity on June […]

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Hwy. 50 congestion subject of special meeting

Congestion along the main artery to South Lake Tahoe — Highway 50 — will be the subject of a special El Dorado County Board of Supervisors meeting Oct. 5 at 6pm. Supervisor John Knight is spearheading the discussion about traffic through El Dorado Hills. At the meeting the Board of Supervisors will receive updates from […]

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Newest Jeep Wrangler ready for Rubicon

By Alan McPhee, Daily News And now for something entirely different. The “Trail Rated” badge on the side of every Jeep Wrangler 4×4 is a guarantee that it already meets the challenge of the Rubicon Trail, the legendary stagecoach route that climbs up over the Sierras from Georgetown, California to Lake Tahoe. It’s the Holy […]

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Tahoe Tom’s accused of water code violations

Tahoe Tom’s gas station in South Lake Tahoe will be before the Lahontan Region Water Control Board on Oct. 14. The water board will consider an administrative civil liability order of $248,400 for Mohammad Ahmad and the Thomas E. Erickson Trust for violations of two California Water Code sections at Tahoe Tom’s Gas. The meeting […]

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