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Santa to turn lights on in center of South Lake Tahoe

The Community Winter Tree and Menorah Lighting will be Dec. 7 from 5-7pm in South Lake Tahoe. Bring a camera for pictures with Santa. Hot chocolate, cookies and complimentary Borges sleigh rides are planned. Lake DJ will provide holiday music. There will also be a performance by members of the South Lake Tahoe Children’s The […]

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Soroptimist hosting shop local event

On Dec. 13 from 4-7pm several local businesses and artisans will be selling their wares at Lake Front Weddings, 3351 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra has invited several vendors who have supported their annual fundraiser, Elegant Evening, to not only sponsor a time to celebrate the holidays, but also […]

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Time to enter holiday cookie contest

Lake Tahoe’s The Weekly magazine is looking for holiday cookie recipes. The inaugural Christmas Cookie Contest gives everyone the chance to show off his or her baking talents. Everyone is welcome to enter their favorite, original recipe in the contest for the chance to win a gift certificate to Spindleshanks Wine Bar & Bistro in […]

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Ski report: Wind not letting up

Time to find a resort not impacted by wind. Sugar Bowl and Mt. Rose are closed today. Heavenly and Squaw are starting the day on wind hold. Here is the Dec. 1 ski report. — Curtis Fong

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LTN subscribers helping fill empty food pantries

Lake Tahoe News is going grocery shopping. We are taking money each week from the paid subscriptions and going to different stores in the area — to keep that shop local vibe alive — and then what we buy is going to be distributed to groups in need. Joanne Shope, who runs Christmas Cheer in […]

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Letter: Youth pitch in at Bread & Broth

To the community, On Nov. 12, Kiwanis Club of Lake Tahoe Sunrisers hosted the Monday evening Adopt A Day of Nourishment dinner which served more than 90 meals at St. Theresa Church Parish Hall. In addition to monetarily sponsoring the nutritious meal, the Kiwanis Club invited members of the Whittell High School Key Club to […]

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Truckee 6th-graders win documentary film award

Last year’s sixth-grade students in Reenie McMains’s class at Sierra Expeditionary Learning School, a Tahoe Truckee Unified School District public charter school in Truckee, produced a documentary short film as part of their expedition on the study of California geology. The film, “Geology of California, 4,500,000,000 Years in the Making,” is a documentary short (25 […]

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Brunt of storm on its way; flooding likely

By Kathryn Reed With a wind advisory in effect through 4am Sunday, public works crews in the Lake Tahoe Basin will be patrolling streets through the weekend to make sure storm drains are not clogged with pine needles or other debris, which can cause streets to flood. But there is nothing crews can do to […]

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Lights coming back on in Incline Village

Updated Nov. 30 10:20pm: NV Energy says power has been restored to roughly 3,900 customers affected by the power outage in the Incline Village area. Crews are still trying to repair the downed line believed to be the cause. They were able to reroute the power to that area temporarily. — KTVN-TV —– NV Energy […]

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Tree lighting includes benefit for Project MANA

The annual Tree Lighting Celebration & Project MANA Food Drive is Dec. 1 from 4:30-6:30pm at the Ritz-Carlton at Northstar. The evening includes s’mores with the marshmologist, hot chocolate, cookie decorating, ornament making and holiday performances by the children of the Boys & Girls Club and the Tahoe Expedition Academy. The event is free. People […]

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