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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• The TRTA is looking for a volunteer(s) who could be an office greeter this summer. If you have a morning or afternoon to spare, email shannons@tahoerimtrail.org. • Alex Elsaesser has shut down his restaurant at the Black Bear Inn in South Lake Tahoe. • Barton Foundation’s 18th annual June 29 golf tournament and fundraiser […]

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New York firm wins contract to promote Nevada tourism

By Cy Ryan, Las Vegas Sun CARSON CITY — Gov. Brian Sandoval says he knows there will be some concern with the state awarding a $3 million contract to an out-of-state firm to increase tourism in Nevada. But he says the 19 companies, 11 of them from outside Nevada, were graded fairly in selecting Burson-Marsteller […]

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Opinion: A big thank you for a successful July 4 parade

To the community, Golden Bear Events would like to thank the community of South Lake Tahoe for the success of the inaugural communitywide 4th of July Parade and Celebration. Parade participants and vendors came from primarily Meyers, Stateline, and South Lake Tahoe. Several new businesses, like The Oven, the Yum Truck, and Lake Tahoe Custom […]

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Study: Coffee during pregnancy not a bad choice

By Huffington Post Pregnant women are typically told to avoid caffeine. One cup of coffee per day is okay, multiple studies have found, but generally it’s in the same category as cocktails and soft cheese — bad for baby’s development. However, researchers in Amsterdam recently concluded that there is no link between caffeine intake during […]

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Ex-starting pitchers find success with small white ball

By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Being a starting pitcher in Major League Baseball means a lot of days off from work. And like a lot of people with free time and money, golf fills in those hours. Some of the former starting pitchers playing in this week’s American Century Championship golf tournament at Edgewood Tahoe […]

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Opinion: Time to abandon Loop Road reconfiguration

Publisher’s note: The following letter was sent to the South Lake Tahoe City Council and Lake Tahoe News on July 19 in advance of the July 20 10am Tahoe Transportation District meeting at the TRPA office in Stateline. Dear Mayor (Claire) Fortier and Council Members: I am writing to you to offer a few thoughts […]

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Sheriff’s deputy working full time on Rubicon Trail

El Dorado County Sheriff John D’Agostini has created a new position and assigned a full time deputy to patrol the Rubicon Trail 40 hours every week during the OHV season. In the past, most of the staffing for the Rubicon Trail was on overtime, and was limited by grant funds. This position is also from […]

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Moose Lodge raising money for TAP

The South Lake Tahoe Moose Lodge will be hosting a fundraiser for Tahoe Arts Project on July 25 from 5-8pm at 961 Eloise Ave. in South Lake Tahoe. This outdoor event features Trey Stone Band and will include a silent auction and raffle. Burgers, hot dogs, sodas, baked goods, popcorn and ice cream cones will […]

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Conservation community to present its views on TRPA Regional Plan

The Lake Tahoe conservation community is having a free question and answer session to inform the public about the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency’s Regional Plan update. The Q&A session will be July 24 from 5:30-7:30pm at the Kings Beach Events Center, 8318 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach. “Find out what the TRPA is not telling […]

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Cyclist seriously hurt trying to evade being hit by vehicle

Three days after a bicyclist was seriously injured in South Lake Tahoe, officers are still not releasing the name, hometown or age of the victim. As of early Thursday night, they didn’t know the current condition of the man who had to be air lifted to Renown Medical Center in Reno. The cyclist was traveling […]

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