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Workshop focuses on networking skills

The Sierra Human Resources Association will be presenting “Working the Room: How to Build your Elevator Pitch and Networking Skills” on Sept. 18 from4-5pm at the Resort at Squaw Creek. In just one hour participants will pick up useful tips to use at the free joint chamber Holiday Showcase mixer immediately following the workshop. Anyone […]

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Opinion: STAR a worthy group looking for volunteers

To the community, At the recent Lake Tahoe Air Fest the Sheriff’s Team of Active Retirees (STAR) assisted handicapped attendees park their cars, making sure they were aboard a shuttle bound for the action on the tarmac. This is one of several activities the STAR volunteers do throughout the year. The group is presently looking […]

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Tahoe Keys homeowners’ board in disarray

By Kathryn Reed Some time Sunday morning the Tahoe Keys Property Owners Association will be governed by a whole new group of people. Five of the seven board members were recalled earlier this month. Homeowners in this South Lake Tahoe enclave have until 5pm Aug. 31 to vote for a new board. Six people are […]

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History, nature lessons of Squaw unfold on free hikes

By Kathryn Reed OLYMPIC VALLEY – Three golden eagles soar overhead. But from this vantage point of more than 8,200 feet, it’s already a bit like having a bird’s-eye view. Dave, our guide on this free hike out of Squaw Valley’s High Camp, has us looking up at the peaks, down at the flowers and […]

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‘Further’ to premiere at Squaw

Squaw Valley is hosting the world premiere of “Further” – the second installment in the Jeremy Jones snowboard movie trilogy by award-winning producers Teton Gravity Research. Presented by O’Neill, “Further” will open at Squaw Valley’s KT Base Bar on Sept. 7. Doors open at 5:30pm, show starts at 8:30pm. The world premiere of “Further” will […]

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Sawmill Pond ready for weekend anglers

Sawmill Pond was stocked with 650 pound of rainbow trout on Aug. 29. This fishing spot on the corner of Lake Tahoe Boulevard and Sawmill Road on the South Shore is for youth 14 and younger. It’s recommended a limit of two fish per child. For further information, call Tahoe Fly Fishing Outfitters at (530) […]

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Blue moon on the horizon

Be sure to check out the full moon on Aug. 31. It’s a blue moon. The moon won’t actually be blue. This moon gets it name from being the second full moon of the month. The next time this will occur is July 2015.  

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3 groups to battle for title of Best Sunset Band

The bands that will battle Friday during CASA El Dorado’s Best Sunset Band fundraiser have been announced. Taking the stage Aug. 31 at Lakeview Commons in South Lake Tahoe will be Groovebox, In Escrow, and Cash Only. The crowd will determine the winner. The free event is from 3-8pm. But it costs to vote. That […]

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Nevada lawmaker pushes for ‘buy American’ legislation

By Sean Whaley, Nevada News Bureau CARSON CITY – A state lawmaker has requested a bill be drafted to implement a “Buy American Act” in Nevada for public works projects. Assemblywoman Maggie Carlton, D-Las Vegas, said details will have to be worked out in the 2013 legislative session, but the idea is to create some […]

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Sandoval doesn’t fit stereotypical Republican

By Karoun Demirjian, Las Vegas Sun TAMPA — When Brian Sandoval spoke to the Republican National Convention, he used his personal American story to make a pitch for the country to vote for Mitt Romney. But it’s what he didn’t say about himself that may have been his loudest message at the convention. Sandoval is […]

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