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Light pasta dish a definite winner

By Kathryn Reed Sue came waltzing in the front door and said she was making dinner. No arguments from me. She said she was going to make a pasta dish so I would have ample carbs before my tennis match the next day. While I can’t promise this recipe will increase your athletic endeavors after […]

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The Virgins to rock MontBleu

New York alt-rock band The Virgins will perform at Lake Tahoe on June 8. Having toured earlier this year with The Killers, The Virgins have also shared the stage with Iggy Pop and the Stooges, Lou Reed, Sonic Youth, Patti Smith, along with appearances on David Letterman, Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Fallon. The show at […]

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Free fishing day in Nevada

Nevada State Parks is waiving entrance fees and the need for a fishing license on June 8 to encourage kids and families to explore America’s great outdoors. This is also to recognize National Get Outdoors Day. State parks with fishing opportunities include: Washoe Lake, Sand Harbor and the Lake Tahoe backcountry (Spooner and Hobart), Rye […]

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Washoe County part of multi-state hepatitis A outbreak

By USA Today Health officials have linked an outbreak of acute hepatitis A that has sickened at least 30 people in five states to a frozen berry and pomegranate mix. Washoe County is among the areas where people have gotten sick, according to this item from the Washoe County Health District. Cases have been reported […]

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Father’s Day concert at Thunderbird Lodge

Thunderbird Lake Tahoe presents a musical extravaganza for the whole family on Father’s Day — June 16. In the spirit of Nevada’s Western heritage, cowgirl singer-songwriter, guitar player and yodeler Kristyn Harris will perform at historic Thunderbird Lodge in Incline Village. In 2012, 18-year-old Kristyn Harris was a top five finalist for Academy of Western […]

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Puppet theater program at S. Tahoe library

A villain known as “The Bad Idea” has a bad idea. He wants to stop the world from having creative minds. However, a band of super heroes team up to fight back. The heroes must work as a team to stop him. Learn all about this when the Dragon Puppet Theater comes to the South […]

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Workshops teach children how to paint

Two children’s painting workshops will be offered July 15-19 and July 22-26 as part of the annual Valhalla summer festival. Gina Stowell’s painting workshops are designed to help children develop and discover the excitement of painting via the instinctual urge to play with color and shapes. Each outdoor workshop is one week, from 10am-1pm each […]

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Letter: An alternative revenue source for S. Tahoe

Publisher’s note: This was first sent to the South Lake Tahoe City Council more than two weeks ago with no response. The author asked for it to be published on Lake Tahoe News. Dear City Council members, As you are well aware, the city of South Lake Tahoe urgently needs to cover an annual budget […]

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Series of dinners benefits Tahoe-Truckee nonprofits

Sugar Bowl’s Lake Mary Cabin Dinner Series returns to Donner Summit this summer, featuring chef Alan Davis’ French-inspired California cuisine. Dining will be offered most Saturday and Sunday evenings from July 21 through Sept. 15, with seating offered from 5:30-9pm. Each evening showcases a different local nonprofit organization from the Truckee- Tahoe community, with a […]

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