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Tahoe’s declining clarity along shoreline being studied

KTVN Channel 2 – Reno Tahoe News Weather, Video – By Erin Breen, KTVN-TV It is a beautiful day at Lake Tahoe and Angela Stevens and Brian Fitzgerald are just offshore. They are cruising the shoreline at eight miles an hour. And they are hard at work. They are working on a new project that […]

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Special district seats open in November election

The local items on the Nov. 5 ballot for El Dorado County will be limited. Tahoe Paradise Resort Improvement District will be looking for one director. The term goes through Dec. 1, 2017. Fallen Leaf Lake Community Services District has one term that will expire Dec. 4, 2015, and two terms that will go to […]

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Overnight road work in S. Tahoe next week

Caltrans will have overnight lane closures on sections of Highway 50 in South Lake Tahoe next week. Grinding and paving will occur on eastbound lanes from 6pm-6am Tuesday through Thursday from the Y to Trout Creek. The repaving work is in addition to several Caltrans water-quality improvement projects in various stages of development along Highway […]

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Workshop about agritourism

The Western Nevada College Specialty Crop Institute is offering a workshop titled “Agritourism Opportunities in Northern Nevada” on Aug. 13. It will be from 11am-4pm at the Jeanne Dini Cultural Center, 120 N. California St., Yerington. Cost is $20 if registered by Aug. 7, $25 afterward. Lunch is included. Seating is limited, and registration is […]

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Bike ride is mostly about the Truckee River

By Kathryn Reed TAHOE CITY – It was a bit like being on sensory overload. Endorphins are going with each rotation of the pedal. Sounds of the river rippling and people playing on it are inviting. The aroma of pines and other foliage make breathing deep desirable. The scenery – well, it’s breathtaking and challenges […]

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Simplifying the Health Care Reform Act

By Mandy Kendall I recently decided to immerse myself into finding out more about the Health Care Reform that comes into effect next year. Working on the premise that there is “no such thing as too much information” I decided to pass on the facts and recommendations that I discovered. Here are some of the […]

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Letter: Thanking Camp Sunrise volunteers, sponsors

To the community, Barton Foundation would like to thank the many volunteers and sponsors that helped to make the 7th annual Camp Sunrise in June, once-again, a huge success. Camp Sunrise is a free bereavement camp offered to children ages 7 through 14 who have experienced the death of a family member. The three-day camp […]

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Caesars separating online, brick and mortar gaming

By AP LAS VEGAS — Caesars Entertainment is taking steps to spin off its online gambling venture into a separate company. The casino operator, which owns Harveys and Harrah’s Lake Tahoe in Stateline, said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Wednesday that it plans to raise $1.2 billion by selling stock in the company. […]

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S. Lake Tahoe man going to prison for DUI in SoCal

By Jim Holt, Santa Clarita Signal A South Lake Tahoe man responsible for sending two young Valencia women to the hospital with serious injuries in a May DUI-related collision was taken to state prison Thursday to begin serving a two-year sentence, law enforcement officials said. Michael Guevara, 32, was picked up at the Pitchess North […]

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Gunman kills himself at South Tahoe ski resort

Part of Heavenly Mountain Resort was shut off to hikers for the better part of Friday because a gunman was on the mountain. A 25-year-old Fremont man eventually shot himself July 12. Lake Tahoe News is not publishing the man’s name. The man had posted a video on Facebook with a message to his family […]

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