• Assemblyman Frank Bigelow, R-O’Neals, is having a community coffee July 8 at 9:30am at Centro Coffee House, 385 Main St. in Placerville. • Services for Irene Morris are June 29 at 1pm at Hope Lutheran Church in South Lake Tahoe. Cards may be sent to the family (children Darlene, Cathy, and Paul) at P.O […]
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By Kathryn Reed For those with $42.995 million to spend it will get you a lakefront compound on five parcels with four houses. Those looking for some history might be interested in the former Howard Hughes estate that is selling for $19.5 million. Those with a more modest budget should check out the $2.495 million […]
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By Huffington Post If Shaun White’s latest career move is any indication, the 26-year-old Olympic gold medalist who trains at Northstar refuses to be remembered as simply The Flying Tomato. The snowboarder/skateboarder has now signed his first major-labor record deal. White’s band, Bad Things, is expected to release its debut album later this year on […]
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Although I wish I could take credit for this, I can’t: Millions of people, most of whom are neither gay nor looking to get same-sex married, are loudly asking on the Internet how exactly this case impacts their life. For them we have provided a handy guide: If you are a homosexual and are already […]
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“Dig into Reading” this summer at the Douglas County library. The Zephyr Cove library is sponsoring “Composting Worms on Tour” with Craig Witt from Full Circle Compost. Come to the gazebo in Zephyr Cove Park on July 11 at 1:30pm to learn about the natural process of composting. Plant a vegetable plant in a pot […]
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Publisher’s note: Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Granite Bay, on June 27 delivered the following remarks on the House floor. Mr. Speaker: Three major developments have occurred within the last six weeks that are each disturbing by themselves, but extremely alarming when viewed together. The first was the revelation that for more than two years, one of […]
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By Kathryn Reed A bear was captured in Glenbrook on Monday by the Nevada Department of Wildlife and released the next day near Mount Rose. According to Linda Bradley, manager of the Glenbrook Homeowners Association, the last time the state was asked to trap a bear in their neighborhood was in 2008. She told Lake […]
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The seasonal North Tahoe Water Shuttle has resumed operations. The boat will service Tahoe City, Tahoe Vista, Carnelian Bay and two Homewood docks though Labor Day weekend. For reservations or more more info, go online or call (530) 581.8708.
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The South Lake Tahoe Police Department marine units will be actively involved in California law enforcement officers Operation Dry Water June 28-30. Operation Dry Water is an annual nationwide effort to highlight the risks and dangers of operating boats under the influence. The stepped up enforcement raises awareness of operating boats under the influence of […]
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Live Violence Free will be hosting an event on June 29 for dad’s and their children with the support of the El Dorado County Child Abuse Prevention Council. Make kites and bird feeders. Then enjoy a free lunch and vie for prizes. The event is from 11am-2:30pm at Regan Beach in South Lake Tahoe. For […]
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