Light up South Lake Tahoe is Dec. 7. City emergency vehicles will be decorated with lights and lead a procession from Stateline to the Y starting at 6pm. People are invited to join in the makeshift parade. The tree at the Y by the Factory Outlet Stores will be lighted, South Tahoe Children’s Choral Society […]
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By Shan Li and Andrew Khouri, Los Angeles Times California continues to be a story of two economies: coastal regions with healthy job growth and inland areas that are still struggling to recover, according to a UCLA report released Thursday. UCLA economists said in their quarterly forecast that coastal counties stretching from Marin to San […]
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By USSA LAKE LOUISE, Alberta -– U.S. Ski Team athlete Julia Ford (Plymouth, N.H.) shed a little light on a tough day for the U.S. women’s speed team, as she finished a career-best 21st in the first of two Audi FIS Alpine World Cup downhills in Lake Louise. Friday also marked the return of Olympic […]
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By Kathryn Reed El Dorado County and U.S. Forest Service officials continue to bicker over the cost of remediation at the old Meyers Landfill. The closed session item on the Board of Supervisors meeting this week was pulled as both sides continue mediation. It will be on a future agenda when something comes out of […]
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How well do you know Lake Tahoe News — Tahoe’s only daily news source? The following is a little quiz: 1. When did Lake Tahoe News first start publishing? 2. Of some of the advertisers still on LTN, which were among the original ones to support Lake Tahoe News? 3. Is LTN on Facebook and […]
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This will be the second year Catalina Rodriguez’s Dancers and Tahoe Dream Foundation’s Directors will perform Aztec Dances at Our Lady of Guadalupe Feast and Celebration at Our Lady of Tahoe Catholic Church in Zephyr Cove. It is a fundraiser for the Our Lady Of Tahoe Catholic Church. The event is Dec. 12 from 5:30-9pm […]
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By Ed Vogel, Las Vegas Review-Journal Douglas County must be the best-kept secret in Nevada. Lying just south of Carson City, here one finds the lush, green, 20-mile long Carson Valley dotted with ranches covered by grazing cattle. And 1,400 feet above the valley floor lies the southern half of Lake Tahoe, with some of […]
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Zephyr Cove Ski Club is open to Douglas County School District and Lake Tahoe Unified students. The program runs for six Saturdays beginning Jan. 11 at the Boulder Lodge of Heavenly Mountain Resort. Four program options are available: lift and lessons, lift only, lessons only (for Heavenly pass holders), or transportation only. Transportation is provided […]
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California State Parks is beginning the 2013-14 winter pile burning season in the Lake Tahoe area this week. Burning will continue into May 2014, weather conditions permitting. The planned pile burning locations include designated sites within four Lake Tahoe Basin State Parks: Burton Creek State Park adjacent to Tahoe City. Sugar Pine Point State Park […]
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Squaw Valley Institute is partnering with the Shane McConkey Foundation to raise awareness and funds for this local charity. The Shane McConkey Foundation has given back to Tahoe area schools and the community by raising environmental awareness and promoting a sustainable future. The evening of Dec. 28 will start with a safety presentation by the […]
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