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Book changes conventional thinking about fruits, veggies

By Kemp Minifie, Epicurious With “Eating on the Wild Side: The Missing Link to Optimum Health”, Jo Robinson has written the next “Omnivore’s Dilemma” — a book of revelations that food lovers and home cooks everywhere will be reading, recommending, quoting, and living by. Robinson may not be a household name yet, but her groundbreaking […]

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Novasel wants to be El Dorado County supervisor

By Kathryn Reed Sue Novasel made it official at Tuesday night’s school board meeting – she is running for El Dorado County supervisor in 2014. “The biggest issue for people in Lake Tahoe is we need strong representation,” Novasel told Lake Tahoe News. She said she is working on her platform. The primary will be […]

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Man found dead on S. Tahoe street

A 63-year-old South Lake Tahoe man was found late Tuesday night lying face down on the side of Lindberg Avenue near Lodi Avenue. According to Police Chief Brian Uhler, the man had a history of heart disease and the cause of death appears to be natural. The man’s belongings were on him and he had […]

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Hwy. 50 corridor housing boom about to begin

By Hudson Sangree, Sacramento Bee Plans to build more than 10,000 homes across the dry, rolling foothills south of Highway 50 in Folsom are shifting into high gear in response to a housing market that has gone from “zero to 60” in a matter of months, housing experts said. The 3,500-acre swath of cattle-grazing land […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• It was announced this week that the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix (Visa Halfpipe and Slopestyle Skiing) will be at Northstar Jan. 9-12. • Bernadette Lovato is now the district manager for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s Carson City office. She is responsible for 4.8 million acres of federal lands in 11 counties in […]

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Opinion: Civil unions are not enough

By Nathaniel Frank As Americans await U.S. Supreme Court rulings this month on two same-sex marriage cases, June — the traditional month for weddings and pride parades — gives gay people the chance to reflect: How have their own lives and views changed since a Hawaii court ruling first thrust marriage equality onto the national […]

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Couple suspected of selling pot to students

Two South Lake Tahoe residents were arrested Monday on charges related to providing marijuana to middle and high school students. William Anderson, 30, and fiancée Makayla Hoehn, 25, are accused of furnishing marijuana to South Tahoe High School and South Tahoe Middle school students. The school resource officer on June 10 received information that the […]

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Pilot survives crash landing in Truckee

By Cecilio Padilla, Fox 40 A small plane coming from Orange County crashed near Truckee Airport early Tuesday afternoon, Nevada County sheriff’s deputies say. The three blade single prop plane left John Wayne Airport in Irvine about 11:45am. At about 1:25pm, the plane crashed about 40 feet from the Truckee Airport runway. Despite the plane […]

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6-car accident injures 1 in South Tahoe

A six-car pileup in South Lake Tahoe resulted in minor injuries Tuesday afternoon. The accident occurred in one of the construction zones on Highway 50 near the Bank of America building. Police officers told Lake Tahoe News one person was taken to Barton Memorial Hospital via ambulance, while the rest of the drivers exchanged names […]

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