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  • EDC wants to recognize outstanding senior

    EDC wants to recognize outstanding senior

    El Dorado County is looking for nominations for senior of the year awards. Nominees must be 60 or older, reside in the county, with active community volunteer service within the last two years. Applications are online. Submissions must be received by April 20. For more information, call 530.621.4833 or email to yasmin.hichborn@edcgov.us.  The award will be presented by […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    ·      El Dorado County CAO Don Ashton will be hosting a community round table on Feb. 8, 5:30-7pm at the Cameron Park Library. ·      Douglas County Public Library in Minden will be closed Feb. 19. ·      The Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe recently brought pets to local high schools to act as therapy dogs and help […]

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  • El Dorado County schedules 2 VHR meetings

    El Dorado County schedules 2 VHR meetings

    El Dorado County Board of Supervisors vacation home rental ad hoc committee will meet Feb. 12 from 1:30-3:30pm at the California Conservation Corps in Meyers. Supervisors Sue Novasel and Mike Ranalli are the committee members. They are gathering input and will eventually make a recommendation to the full board about changes to the VHR ordinance. […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    ·      The Mormon Emigrant Trail is closed for the winter to vehicles. ·       There will be a free radon presentation Feb. 21, 6pm at IVGID public works at 1220 Sweetwater Road, Incline Village. Free radon test kits are available to Nevada residents through Feb. 28 at the Incline Village Recreation Center while supplies last. ·      […]

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  • Public comment sought on Nev. preservation issues

    Public comment sought on Nev. preservation issues

    The Nevada State Historic Preservation Office is seeking public involvement in the development of a new Comprehensive Statewide Historic Preservation Plan that will identify goals that federal, state, and local governments should accomplish in the coming years.  Every eight years, SHPO is required to produce a new statewide preservation plan to guide those efforts.  Public […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    ·      El Dorado County supervisors in January reappointed County Counsel Mike Ciccozzi to another four-year term. ·      Veteran El Dorado County prosecutor Trish Kelliher will launch her campaign for El Dorado County district attorney at noon Feb. 10 at the Placerville Town Hall. ·      Placer County Elections Office is having a candidates’ workshop on Feb. […]

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  • SLT mayor to host informal gathering

    SLT mayor to host informal gathering

    Each month South Lake Tahoe Mayor Wendy David will be hosting “conversations” with anyone who wants to attend. These are informal gatherings that give the public an opportunity to ask questions and for there to be a dialogue. David plans to bring a guest each time. At the Feb. 21 gathering Councilmember Brooke Laine will […]

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  • Pizza event to benefit animals in S. Lake Tahoe

    Pizza event to benefit animals in S. Lake Tahoe

    Animal Coalition of Tahoe’s next fundraiser if Feb. 7. Pizza for Pups will raise money for ACT’s spay-neuter program. It will be at Blue Dog – Midtown in South Lake Tahoe from 6-7pm. Cost is $10. For more info, call 530.400.4766.

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  • Tahoe Women’s Community Fund has money to give away

    Tahoe Women’s Community Fund has money to give away

    The Tahoe Women’s Community Fund will be granting $68,000 to the South Shore Community this spring, which is more than double was awarded a year ago. Applications are due by 5pm on Feb. 26. Grant recipients will be announced April 2. Grant categories: Poverty and housing: Accepting grant requests up to $10,000 Children and youth: […]

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  • CHP warning Super Bowl revelers not to drink and drive

    CHP warning Super Bowl revelers not to drink and drive

    The California Highway Patrol is teaming up with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to remind motorists to designate a sober driver before the Super Bowl begins. According to data from the CHP’s Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System, during last year’s Super Bowl, one person was killed in an alcohol-involved collision and 41 others were […]

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