A pancake breakfast on June 22 will benefit youth in Lake Tahoe. Optimist International will put on the event at Tahoe Paradise Park in Meyers from 8-11am. For $5 people will get pancakes, eggs, sausage, juice, coffee or tee. Tickets must be bought in advance at Eloise Automotive & Alignment, Lakeside Napa Auto Part or […]
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Publisher’s note: This is one of a few stories about construction planned for the Lake Tahoe Basin this summer. By Kathryn Reed El Dorado County planners are busy plotting what will be happening in the basin for the next few years. And while improvements to roads and bike trails could happen this year, 2014 will […]
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Toby is most likely part Harrier, which is a relative of the foxhound and beagle. Toby is a cheerful and sweet-tempered boy, about 6 years old and 60 pounds, and he is quite easy-going and likes children. He likes to play with female dogs, and is happiest with them and people. As a hound, he […]
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To the community, It has taken a couple of days for me to compose myself after discovering that Mo’s Place would be the terminal point for a parade on the anniversary Zip’s senseless beating, which resulted in his death. The web, being what it is, everyone is entitled to their opinion, whether they knew Zip […]
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The log in the middle of South Lake Tahoe that honors the children from this area who have died is rotting. There is a movement afoot to replace it and make changes to the Children’s Memorial at the corner of Highway 50 and Wildwood Avenue. Kenny Curtzwiler, whose son died in 2010, would like to […]
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By Naureen S. Malik and Lynn Doan, Bloomberg California may face the biggest regional power shortages in more than a decade this summer, sending wholesale prices higher, as idled nuclear reactors and low hydroelectric output cut generating capacity. The California Independent System Operator Corp. said last month that managing the state grid, especially in parts […]
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To the community, On behalf of the Boys & Girls Club, I just wanted to reach out to all of you who came to the Spaghetti Feed … and to the numerous responses from those who couldn’t attend, but wished us success. I think you would agree that the pasta, salad and garlic bread prepared […]
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By Kathryn Reed While a definite solution has not been decided upon, most of the talk at last week’s South Tahoe Public Utility District meeting centered on having an intertie be the solution to the water issue for the T.J. Maxx building. That building at the Y is owned by the Garfinkles and is serviced […]
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To the community, A special thank you to MontBleu, Harveys-Harrah’s,Hyatt Regency, Sorensen’s, Embassy Suites, Tahoe Seasons Resort, Nourish Life & Business Coach Alexis Robin, Yoga Teacher Audrey Villanueva, Lake Tahoe Golf Course, Ernie’s Coffee Shop, Scusa Italian Ristorante, Side Street Boutique, Apricot Lane, Kahle Community Center, Hollywood Theaters, Elements Spa, Primo’s Italian Bistro, Tot Spot, […]
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• The 21st Valhalla Renaissance Faire is June 1-2 and June 8-9 at Camp Richardson Resort on the South Shore. • Carolyn Meiers of the South Lake Tahoe Garden Club will present “Plan Your Garden Early and Prepare for a Growing Summer Season” on May 7 at 6:30pm at the South Lake Tahoe Library, 1000 […]
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