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South Tahoe gearing up for July 4 parade

A slew of people have started to sign up to be in South Lake Tahoe’s second annual Fourth of July Parade and Event. The parade will start at Big 5 at the Y at 10am July 4 and conclude at the American Legion Post by 11am. It will feature veterans and active military personnel. Two […]

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Tip-a-cop raises money for Special Olympics

Several troopers from the Nevada Highway Patrol, as well as other employees for the Department of Public Safety, will be volunteering their June 14 to raise money for Special Olympics Nevada and California. The volunteers will wait tables at the Hard Rock Café at Harveys in Stateline during lunch and dinner. They will be working […]

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Help available for those 55+ looking for a job

Approximately 40 percent of the adults who live in El Dorado County are age 55 or older and this percentage is expected to increase. Many of these individuals continue to stay active in the job market or are actively seeking employment. To assist these individuals, the El Dorado County Connections – One Stop is expanding […]

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El Dorado County Fair retains ag roots as entertainment grows

By Kathryn Reed Agriculture – it was the common thread of communities that led to the creation of fairs. The selling of livestock and the celebration of the harvest are not what they once were. But fairs, they are still going strong. The four-day El Dorado County Fair opens today with the theme Blue Jeans […]

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LTWC rehabbing first cub of the season

By Dennis Shanahan, Fox 40 Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care is rehabilitating a bear cub that was found near Meeks Bay last Thursday. The cub’s mother was found dead Thursday north of Meeks Bay. The cub was found up a tree nearby; he wouldn’t come down. Saturday, rescuers from the Bear League were able to get […]

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Full assault on wildland fire keeps it from reaching structures

By Susan Wood STATELINE – Swirling winds gave firefighters chills Wednesday afternoon as they quickly battled a nearly 15-acre blaze on the top of Kingsbury Grade. The June 12 blaze started at a spot where fire officials said a property owner is planning to build a home on a private road. A satellite dish erected […]

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Virginia City to display art from Wally Cuchine collection

The Comstock History Center presents Wally’s World: The Loneliest Art Collection in Nevada, featuring 35 pieces of art from Wally Cuchine’s collection. Known for his unflagging commitment to and support of artists, as well as his unswerving faith that the art and artists of Nevada are a valuable resource, Cuchine has acquired an unparalleled personal […]

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Kingsbury Grade open; fire almost contained

Updated June 12 7:50pm: Kingsbury Grade is open now that firefighters have a handle on the wildfire that erupted on the Carson Valley side of the Sierra highway. Douglas County sheriff’s Sgt. Pat Brooks told Lake Tahoe News fire crews are expected to be working the fire throughout the night. However, containment of the approximately […]

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East Shore bus service to resume

The East Shore Express, a park and ride bus that runs from Incline Village to Sand Harbor, begins service this weekend. Buses will operate Saturdays and Sundays beginning the weekends of June 15-16 and June 22-23 from 10am to 8pm. Daily operations run June 29 through Sept. 2 with service from 10am-8pm. Buses run every […]

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Truckee High student dies in vehicle crash

By KRNV-TV A Truckee High School student has died after a rollover crash Tuesday evening on Sierra County Road. About 6:25pm, California Highway Patrol says, for reasons still under investigation, Corey Adam Neill, 18, drove his 1995 Chevrolet pickup at a speed that was unsafe for the condition of the dirt/gravel roadway. CHP says, due […]

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