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Nan Bostick Ragtime Piano

Check website for exact time. Tahoe Arts Project brings Nan Bostick Ragtime Piano to town. (530) 542.3632 or tahoeartsproject.org

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“Jack and the Beanstalk”

Tahoe Arts Project brings the Missoula Children’s Theatre “Jack and the Beanstalk” to South Tahoe Middle School’s multipurpose room. (530) 542.3632 or tahoeartsproject.org

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TAP — Living Voices

Living Voices, a Tahoe Arts Project performance, sponsored by Robert and Anetta Chester at Edgewood Tahoe, Stateline. (530) 542.3632 or tahoeartsproject.org Admission is free. Donations accepted for TAP projects.

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TAP’s — GALUMPHA

GALUMPHA, physical theater-dance-comedy, at MontBleu at Stateline, $12 adults, $5 child/senior. Sponsored by Tahoe Arts Project. (530) 542.3632 or tahoeartsproject.org

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Restoration plans for 2004 Fred’s Fire

A draft environmental impact statement for the reforestation of approximately 4,320 acres of Eldorado National Forest lands burned in 2004 in the Fred’s Fire near Kyburz is available for public review and comment. The U.S. Forest Service will accept comments until Oct. 26. The DEIS and related information is available at www.fs.fed.us/r5/eldorado. The Fred’s Fire […]

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Dugard benefit concert Sept. 20

The South Lake Tahoe community will host a “Building New Bridges” concert to raise funds and celebrate the return of Jacyee Lee Dugard Sept. 20 from 2-7pm at Horizon Casino’s Convention Center. Dugard was kidnapped from South Lake Tahoe 18 years ago and reappeared late last month in Antioch. The benefit concert will include music […]

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Camp Rich bike trail slated for overhaul

By Kathryn Reed The most heavily used bike trail in the Lake Tahoe Basin may undergo a face-lift in the next few years. The U.S. Forest Service is looking at tearing up the existing route in and around Camp Richardson and possibly replacing the 8-foot wide path with asphalt 10-feet wide, plus 2-foot shoulders. All […]

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Meyers woman takes publishing world by storm

Kim Wyatt recently launched the Bona Fide Books’ website — www.BonaFideBooks.com. According to the website, “Bona Fide Books is a small press that seeks to publish provocative and adventurous literature. We will promote bold, unsung writers and connect them with readers. In an alleged age of declining readership, Bona Fide wants to give everyone a […]

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Belly dancing competition at LTCC

Belly dancers from California and Nevada will be competing Sept. 26 in the inaugural “Jewel of the Sierra Belly Dancing Competition and Gala Show.” The competition and show will be at Lake Tahoe Community College’s Duke Theatre on Sept. 26 beginning at 10:30am. Entrants may compete in four categories: Sapphire (Non-Professional), Ruby (Troupe), Emerald (Diva, […]

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