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TOCCATA putting on piano concert

TOCCATA — Tahoe Symphony Orchestra — continues its summer season with a program that includes the Grieg Piano Concert, opera arias from Turandot and Carmen, and the Saint-Saens Organ Symphony. The first concert is July 26 at 7pm at St. Theresa Catholic Church, South Lake Tahoe. Other concerts in the series will be presented July […]

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Turning climate change data into policy not an easy task

By Capital Public Radio Data suggest climate change is bringing an increased risk of more severe forest fires, but warming temperatures may cause other complex ecosystem changes. Local agencies are already planning ways to mitigate and adapt, but making policy based on models that show global trends over the next century is not an easy […]

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Hot August Nights revving up for return to Tahoe

Hot August Nights will be on the South Shore Aug. 3-5. There will be daily show-n-shines with cash and trophy awards, poker walks with cash awards to the winners, a cool car showroom, a classic car auction, automotive exhibits, special night time cruising, vendors, a sock hop and free ’50s and ’60s style live entertainment […]

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DUI checkpoint July 6 in South Lake Tahoe

The California Highway Patrol and South Lake Tahoe Police Department will conduct a sobriety checkpoint on July 6 on Highway 50 in South Lake Tahoe. Funding for this program was provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the Business, Transportation and Housing Agency.

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• The July issue of Sunset magazine has a good spread on Lake Tahoe, but locals are not apt to learn anything. • Squaw Valley is having movies starting at 8:30pm every Thursday in July and August in the Events Plaza of the village. • Marni Elise Perschnick of South Lake Tahoe recently graduated from […]

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Adelson’s deep pockets could influence online gaming in Nevada

By Anjeanette Damon, Las Vegas Sun As Nevada gaming lobbyists diligently lay the groundwork for what might be a final end-of-the-year push for federal legislation legalizing online poker, perhaps the biggest wild card is a man who has vowed to spend as much as $100 million influencing this year’s election. Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon […]

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Juvenile arrested in Friday stabbing incident

A 16-year-old male was arrested by South Lake Tahoe Police Saturday afternoon for allegedly stabbing a man in the arm during an altercation on 11th Street and Eloise Avenue on Friday. Following up on leads, police found the juvenile suspect around 12:30pm Saturday in an apartment on Blackwood Trail after identifying it as the apartment […]

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Doctor to speak about shoulder arthritis

Orthopedic surgeon Kyle Swanson will talk about what’s new for treating shoulder arthritis on July 11. The 6-7pm lecture will be at Lake Tahoe Community College, 1 College Drive, South Lake Tahoe. For more information, call (530) 543.5537.  

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Snippets about Lake Tahoe

• Here is the Caltrans roadwork schedule for El Dorado-Tahoe for the coming week. • Reno’s month-long Artown festival is in full swing. Find concerts, performances and other events online. • Placer County Animal Services is offering half off the cost of all animal adoptions at its shelters in Auburn and Tahoe Vista through Aug. […]

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Yoga, music, food come together at Wanderlust Festival

The Wanderlust Festival, a one-of-a-kind yoga and music festival, returns for a fourth year to Squaw Valley July 26-29. The yogis teaching and speaking at this year’s North Lake Tahoe festival include Baron Baptiste, Shiva Rea, Jonny Kest, Baxter Bell, Adam Rinder and Seane Corn. The music lineup includes the reggae sounds of Ziggy Marley, […]

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