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Letter: Generosity made for memorable event

To the community, Barton Home Heath & Hospice would like to thank Inn by the Lake, especially Dan Garrison and Rich Bodine, for providing their meeting space for the Light Up a Life ceremony. Without your kindness, this event would not have been possible. Also, thank you to everyone in the community that attended and […]

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Ski report: Storm conditions causing closures

The storm has arrived. The wind is affecting upper lift operations, causing lift and resort closures. Kirkwood is closed for the day. Call ahead. Here is the Dec. 22 ski report. – Curtis Fong

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2 women in artist Kinkade’s life settle estate dispute

By Julia Prodis Sulek, San Jose Mercury News Anyone expecting a dramatic courtroom showdown between Thomas Kinkade’s estranged wife and his live-in girlfriend over the late artist’s multimillion dollar Monte Sereno estate will be sorely disappointed. After months of name-calling and finger-pointing, lawyers for Nanette Kinkade and Amy Pinto announced Wednesday they have reached a […]

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Twenty-one writers respond to America’s war on women’s rights and reproductive health in “Get Out of My Crotch” – which will be released Jan. 22 on the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Order a copy online. • Tahoe Regional Planning Agency will be closed Dec. 24-Jan. 1. • The San Francisco Giants World […]

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TRPA adds publisher to list of job duties with launch of paper

Tahoe Regional Planning Agency along with federal, state and local partners have launched an environmental newspaper entitled Tahoe In Depth, with the inaugural issue being mailed this week to every property owner in the Lake Tahoe Basin. This free publication is designed to keep Lake Tahoe homeowners, residents and visitors abreast of the variety of […]

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Cowboy Rock — small in size, big in views

By Kathryn Reed MEYERS – While it probably would have been hard to get lost, it was nice to have a guide get us beyond the various off-shoot trails and direct us how best to make a loop through the woods so we’d find our vehicle before dark. That’s the thing about locals – they […]

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Letter: Massacres — life imitating art

To the community, Newton grade school gunfire. A score of children murdered with weapons legal. Some say life imitates art. If that’s so, if movies and TV violence are a model that art and weapons legal and weapons illegal flood streets and home, who can stop copycat murder and massacre? Not cops, not God. Bill […]

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Nevada lawmakers vote to stop posting public salaries online

By Hannah Dreier, AP LAS VEGAS — Critics in Nevada are calling new regulations that excuse cities and counties from posting public salaries online a strike against transparency. A legislative commission Thursday passed regulations allowing cities and counties to post only aggregate salary expenditures on their websites. Previously, they had been required to post individual […]

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Traffic collision kills 1 person on Mt. Rose Highway

One person died and two others were hospitalized after their vehicles collided on slick Mount Rose Highway on Friday afternoon. The name of the deceased woman has not been released pending notification of family. According to the Nevada Highway Patrol, the preliminary investigation indicates a white Chevy Suburban was traveling west on the two-lane highway […]

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Fun Trip set for grades K-8

Kid’s Club is having a Fun Trip on Jan. 3 for grades K-8 at the South Lake Tahoe Rec Center. Activities include: Tahoe Tot Spot, bowling, swimming and more. Cost is $25. Preregistration is necessary — (530) 542.6056.

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