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College Transfer Day at LTCC

Lake Tahoe Community College’s College and Transfer Day from 10am-1pm. Representatives from several colleges and universities will be available to discuss their programs. Reps will be in the Commons area of the South Lake Tahoe campus.

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Passport to Dining, Kings Beach

Enjoy great food from local chefs at Passport to Dining on Oct. 8 in Kings Beach, with 25 food, beer and wine vendors and live music with Serina Dawn. Tickets are $30/person at the door. www.GoTahoeNorth.com

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Wine walk in Truckee

Join wine lovers and shoppers extraordinaire at the 6th Annual Downtown Truckee Wine, Walk & Shop on Oct. 3, noon to 4 p.m., on historic Commercial Row. Tickets are $35/person day of the event.

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TRT guided hike

The Tahoe Rim Trail Association hosts a free guided hike to Spooner Summit South on Oct. 3. A trail that travels upward through conifers and across small meadows with views of Lake Tahoe and the Carson Valley. www.GoTahoeNorth.com

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Winemaker dinner at Sugar Bowl

The Lodge at Sugar Bowl is hosting an evening of fine dining and wine pairings from Mt. Vernon Winery on Sept. 26. Highlights of the evening will include pan seared duck breast terrine accompanied by Mt. Vernon’s Cooper Vineyard Barbera. The wine and dinner package is $250 per couple and includes a tasting of five […]

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Snowboarding movie premier at Squaw

The  2009 snowboard film “VIDEOGRASS” is premiering Sept. 26, 8 p.m., at Olympic Village Lodge in Squaw Valley. There will also be a special showing of “BozWreck 3000” and live performance by The Fiz. Tickets are $10/person or $5/person with donation of a gently used winter jacket or snow pants, which will be donated to […]

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Do It Center coming to South Tahoe

By Kathryn Reed The Do It Center did it. South Lake Tahoe officials issued the permit Monday for the old South Shore Motors building on Lake Tahoe Boulevard to become a general merchandise-nursery. A special use permit is not required for this type of business. In the permit it says, “A condition of approval is […]

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1,546 pounds of trash found on South Shore

By Ellen Nunes With Saturday marking the 25th anniversary of the California Coastal Cleanup Day, residents of the South Shore did their part to ensure Lake Tahoe and its tributaries are much cleaner. Unseasonably warm weather was enjoyed by the 146 local volunteers who ranged in age from 18 months to 74 years. They helped […]

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Back to back to back marathons

Ultra runners can test their physical and mental endurance at the Lake Tahoe Marathon during the 9th annual Tahoe Triple and the 4th annual Super Triple. The events are Sept. 25-27. The Tahoe Triple has racers running three marathons in three consecutive days in two states, and circumnavigates the shoreline of Lake Tahoe. The Super […]

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Zephyr Cove man leaves thousands to sheriff’s department

On Sept. 18, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and the Douglas County Family Support Council received generous donations from the Jay G. Bourgerie Trust. Jay G. Bourgerie died July 20th, 2008, at his home in Zephyr Cove. The donations were presented by Erik Bourgerie, the nephew of Jay G. Bourgerie, and executor of the trust. […]

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