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  • Social media training

    Social media training

    Eager to ride the social media wave but just not sure where to start? Join the PCC for our Hands-On Social Media on Aug. 3, 10 and 17 from 6-7:30pm. What: Hands-On Social Media Training Series; click flyer for more details. Where: DWR Center, 948 Incline Way, Incline Village. Who: Instructor is Jaime Olive, AmeriCorps […]

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  • Fundraiser for law enforcment K9

    Fundraiser for law enforcment K9

    El Dorado County and South Lake Tahoe Law Enforcement Canine units benefit on June 17 at Dory’s Oar/Tudor Pub in South Lake Tahoe from 6-9pm.

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  • Sexual harassment workshop

    Sexual harassment workshop

    The North Lake Tahoe Chamber of Commerce and the Sierra Human Resources Association are offering “The Generations and Sexual Harassment” workshop June 23 from 9-11a, at the Cedar House Sport Hotel, 10918 Brockway Road in Truckee. The workshop, required as per California’s AB1825, brings businesses into compliance regarding sexual harassment in the workplace. The topic […]

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  • Alexandra Cousteau at SNC

    Alexandra Cousteau at SNC

    International advocate for water quality and policy Alexandra Cousteau, granddaughter of renowned pioneer Jacques-Yves Cousteau, will be the featured speaker at the 2010 Siebens Binz—Tahoe Forum at Sierra Nevada College campus on Aug. 28 at 3pm. Parents are encouraged to bring their kids to this free public event, which will feature an visual and audio […]

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  • Alternative Energy Home presentation

    Alternative Energy Home presentation

    Alternative Energy Home presentation by Ben Solomon at Sierra Nevada College on Aug. 31. Learn how to develop your own net energy producing, alternative energy home. The program consists of images and description of the development of the Alternative Energy Program at SNC from 1971 to the present, and the conversion of the Solomon house […]

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  • Learn the ropes of backpacking

    Learn the ropes of backpacking

    If you’ve wanted to try backpacking but weren’t quite sure how to get started, then join the TRTA for Backpacking 101. Led by seasoned guides and Snowcamping 101 instructors Wayne McClelland and Jordan Summers, this class will go over all the basics of backpacking from what to bring and how to pack to choosing a […]

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  • Rocket building at Zephyr Cove library

    Rocket building at Zephyr Cove library

    The Douglas County Public Library in Zephyr Cove is sponsoring a special summer reading program on June 25 at 1:30pm. Children ages 6 and up will build a water bottle rocket and launch it. Awards will be given for the highest flyer, farthest flight and coolest design. Bring two 2-liter plastic bottles and three small […]

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  • Father’s Day hike

    Father’s Day hike

    Father’s Day-Summer Solstice hike June 20 sponsored by the Tahoe Rim Trail Association. Hike Description: After an extended winter, summer has arrived. There is much to celebrate; warmer weather, Lake Tahoe excursions, family vacations and adventures. Hike toward Mt. Rose, stopping for lunch at Galena Falls, and then continuing to loop back to the trailhead. […]

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  • Plein Air event

    Plein Air event

    Plein Air event on June 13 from 9am-noon at Sand Harbor. Plein Air leader is Dave Russo. Questions? Contact Sue Stevenson at (530) 577.5394 or (530) 307.8560, or Donna Reid at (530) 542.1016 or email pleinair@talart.org.

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  • Bucky Walters

    Bucky Walters

    Bucky Walters plays at Divided Sky in Meyers on June 12 at 10pm.

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