Jesse Patterson of the League to Save Lake Tahoe will highlight successes and lessons learned from Pipe Keepers, a program that engages citizens to monitor stormwater runoff dumping out of pipes directly into Lake Tahoe and Eyes on the Lake where citizens monitor the Lake for aquatic invasive species and report their findings. The presentation […]
Read more
• Sierra Nevada College needs volunteers for the March 16-20 Health and Life Sciences Expo. For more info, contact Diana Hitchen at dkhitchen@ucdavis.edu or 775.881.7560, ext. 7483 or sign up online. • Two more shows have been added to the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series. On July 18, Imagine Dragons will be on stage for their […]
Read more
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, in its capacity as the Tahoe Metropolitan Planning Organization, is asking people to take an online survey to provide public input needed to create a connected, accessible, and safe bicycle and pedestrian network at Lake Tahoe. It takes about 15 minutes and will be available through June 30. The survey seeks to […]
Read more
This month’s South Lake Tahoe AAUW speaker will be talking about volunteer service trips to Central America. South Tahoe locals Liz and Bill Gieg will discuss their 25 years of experience leading medical mission trips to Central America, and AAUW member Lisa Dernbach will share highlights from her volunteer experience installing water wells in Guatemala. […]
Read more
• Have you considered becoming a foster or adoptive parent? There will be an information night April 9 at 5:30pm at 2580 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. Contact Megan at 530.544.2111 for more info. • Portland guitarist-bandleader Scott Pemberton is releasing his new album “Timber Rock” and will be performing at the FNCTN Winter Music […]
Read more
• Mountain Travel Symposium, the largest gathering of mountain travel professionals in North America, is returning to Lake Tahoe April 8-14, 2018. Lake Tahoe Visitor’s Authority, Heavenly Mountain Resort, Harrah’s Lake Tahoe, MontBleu and the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel are the hosts. • Here are the Caltrans roadwork schedules for the week for El Dorado-Tahoe and […]
Read more
In 1965, the newly-formed city of South Lake Tahoe had its first city council meeting in the Tahoe Savings and Loan building, located on Highway 50 at Takela. Tahoe Savings and Loan ceased operations in 1990. Its time-and-temperature sign on the corner it now gone. Today, the El Dorado County offices are in the building. — […]
Read more
• There will be an update on the Lake Tahoe Airport master plan on March 16 from 5:30-7pm at the airport. There will also be an opportunity to discuss the preferred alternatives of the future use of the airport facility. • The former Romantic Adventures site in South Lake Tahoe is going to be a […]
Read more
It’s almost time to spring forward an hour. Daylight saving time begins March 8 at 2am. This means to start with it will be a little lighter at night and darker in the morning. It also means losing an hour of sleep on the first day.
Read more
• Bear Smart is a program for Incline Village-Crystal Bay businesses to learn how to protect waste from wildlife. For more info, call 775.832.1284 or email wastenot@ivgid.org. • Diamond Peak is planning to close April 12. • Tahoe Truckee Unified School District is working on the 2015-16 budget that will require approximately $1.1 million in […]
Read more