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College coaches to teach youth soccer camps

Lake Tahoe Community College’s soccer coaches are putting on separate weeklong camps for boys and girls in July. Each camp will focus on individual and team skills, including — passing, dribbling, shooting and heading. Additionally, kids will benefit by developing core strength and cardiovascular fitness. Kids will learn field strategy and team tactical awareness. Kids […]

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Help for people with varicose veins

By Robert Silk This summer, many women and men will gaze in the mirror, asking themselves, “pants or shorts?” Yet when looking down, some may be reminded of their unpleasant varicose veins. If you suffer from varicose veins – bulging, throbbing, aching veins – you are not alone. An estimated 25 million people in the […]

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Tahoe City turning sidewalks into wine walk

Sip, shop and explore Tahoe City along its lakeside sidewalks while tasting wines and sampling morsels from Tahoe restaurants and caterers. That’s what the Tahoe City Wine Walk is all about. This year’s annual event is June 21 from noon-4pm. Tickets are $40 in advance and are available online. For more info, email info@tahoecitywinewalk.com.

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2-time ACC winner excited Sorenstam is playing

By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Players having fun and interacting with the gallery – that’s some of what sets watching Tahoe’s celebrity golf tournament apart from the PGA or LPGA. At least that’s how two-time American Century Championship winner Jack Wagner sees it. He was in town June 3 playing a round at Edgewood Tahoe […]

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Editorial: State Parks deserves respectable leader

Publisher’s note: This editorial is from the May 23, 2014, Sacramento Bee. Gov. Jerry Brown’s parks director quit after an embarrassingly short tenure, giving the governor an opportunity to try again to find someone who can transform the troubled but world-class system. Anthony Jackson, a retired Marine major general, was supposed to restore confidence after […]

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Letter: Collaboration for kids pays off

To the community, On May 30, Live Violence Free in collaboration with South Tahoe Middle School and Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra held the annual Girls Empowerment Retreat for 33 middle school girls, grades 6-8. The retreat included self-defense training from Escobar Training Grounds, self-love and sisterhood workshop by Soul 2 Soul, health and nutrition […]

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Gaines to put on forum about wildfire

State Sen. Ted Gaines, R-Roseville, will be hosting a fire town hall meeting on June 25. This is one day after the seven-year anniversary of the Angora Fire that swept through the South Shore and took out 254 houses. The forum is from 6-8pm in the Aspen Room at Lake Tahoe Community College, South Lake […]

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LTWC to talk to public about expansion plans

Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care is hosting a community informational meeting about its expansion plans on June 9 at 6pm in the Aspen Room at Lake Tahoe Community College. The animal rehabilitation facility is moving to 27-acres off Al Tahoe Boulevard in South Lake Tahoe. The board of directors will be show a PowerPoint presentation with […]

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Wagner talks about Sorenstam

Actor-musician Jack Wagner talks about what it will be like having Annika Sorenstam in the field during the 25th anniversary of the American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe July 15-20.

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Author looking for Tahoe actors, locations

Marty Brounstein, author of “Two Amongst the Righteous Few”, will be in the area scouting filming locations for a movie based on the book. Brounstein and members of the production crew will be at Lake Tahoe Community College on June 6 at 6:30pm in the Duke Theater talking about the project. The book is about […]

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