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Use of California fire fees questioned

By Kevin Yamamura, Sacramento Bee Gov. Jerry Brown’s administration for two years has devoted a share of new fire fees to a special unit that chases fire starters, a funding arrangement the Legislature’s attorney considers illegal. State leaders indicated in 2011 that they would use annual fire fees for preventive measures such as inspecting forest […]

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Powder days in the forecast

Kiss the blue skies goodbye because winter is returning. Wind, snow and cold are in the forecast beginning Thursday and continuing through Friday. The cold front will bring winds gusts of 40 mph in the Lake Tahoe Basin and 75 mph on the ridges. “Temperatures will plummet Friday into the weekend with highs around 10-15 […]

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Upper Truckee Marsh comment period opens

The 60-day comment period for the Upper Truckee Marsh project opens Feb. 7. The California Tahoe Conservancy is putting forward four alternatives for the South Shore property, with a fifth being sticking with the status quo. No preferred alternative has been designated. (More about the project may be found in this Oct. 26, 2012, Lake […]

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Teaching kids how to cope with exam stress improves grades

By Annie Murphy Paul, Time The sophomore sat paralyzed as the minutes ticked by. One hour later, time was up for the exam in a statistics class at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and he turned in his work: it was completely blank, save for his name. As any parent or teacher knows, tests […]

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Grant will add 12 firefighters to Tahoe Douglas staff

The Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to accept a $2.7 million grant to restaff Engine 24 in Zephyr Cove by hiring 12 firefighters. Engine 24 has not been staffed because of reduced funding and the loss of personnel due to attrition. The engine is expected to be back in service […]

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Saturday mail delivery to be discontinued

By CBS-DC WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service is discontinuing delivery of first class mail on Saturdays by Aug. 1. Priority mail and packages will still be delivered six days a week. The move is expected to save the financially struggling agency roughly $2 billion annually. While delivery of traditional mail has declined steadily, the […]

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