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  • Beach cleanup to follow fireworks

    Beach cleanup to follow fireworks

    People will be out in force today picking up debris from Sunday’s annual fireworks show. The Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority is organizing trash pick up today through Sept. 5 from 9am-noon each day. The beaches include: 4H Beach, Tahoe Shores, Nevada Beach, Round Hill Pines. The fireworks on the South Shore are now shot off […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • South Lake Tahoe Police Department’s K9 Trials is Sept. 27 starting at 8am. The patrol dog competition will be at Lakeview Commons. • Bob Wheeler is now managing broker of the Incline Village office for Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty. • The next Tapping Tuesday class is Sept. 2 from 6-7pm at Rejuvenate, which is […]

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  • Then and now: From dancing to redevelopment

    Then and now: From dancing to redevelopment

    In 1948, the Bijou Park Club boasted dancing. Harry Rose’s Bar hosted a community Easter Egg Hunt on Highway 50 not far from today’s Tahoe Meadows. Years later, a two-story white wooden building near that site housed Armstrong Realty and Rentals which had apartments in the back. I rented a studio unit there in 1961 […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Cold Water Brewery and Grill in South Lake Tahoe on the corner of Highway 50 and Sierra Boulevard is having job fairs Sept. 4 from 6-8pm and Sept. 6 from 9-11am. • Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a workshop on Measure F – Lake Tahoe Community College’s facilities bond – […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Kingsbury Grade will be closed at the summit starting Sept. 2. This will last through October. It will reopen to allow access for the Genoa Candy Dance on Sept. 27-28. • Climate Change, Forests, and Fire in the Sierra Nevada: Implications for Current and Future Resource Management is the subject of Hugh Safford’s talk […]

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  • Gala benefits Live Violence Free

    Gala benefits Live Violence Free

    Live Violence Free’s 15th annual Sunset Gala is Oct. 19. It will feature music by Acoustic Solution, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, and a large silent auction with all proceeds directly benefiting the programs and services of Live Violence Free. The 5-8pm event is at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course. Tickets are $65. For further info or to […]

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  • Tahoe to take on ALS ice bucket challenge

    Tahoe to take on ALS ice bucket challenge

    Lake Tahoe residents are gathering on the South Shore on Aug. 31 for what is being called one of the largest non-water wasting bucket challenges for ALS. Bring a 5 gallon bucket to Lakeview Commons. Lake water will be used for the challenge; with people standing in the lake. A $10 (or more) donation is […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Guitar Strings vs. Chicken Wings returns to Squaw Valley on Sept. 5. Seven restaurants and seven bands will go head-to-head from 6-10pm in the village as a benefit for Tahoe Institute for Natural Sciences. Registered attendees will get wing deals, plus beer and drink specials available at each restaurant. For more info, go online. […]

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  • Scam artists calling South Tahoe residents

    Scam artists calling South Tahoe residents

    South Lake Tahoe police officers have received numerous calls from residents saying people are pretending to be from Liberty Utilities are asking for money for alleged overdue bills. Contact Liberty Utilities at 800.782.2506 about bills or go online. Local authorities also say a similar scam involving the IRS is also occurring. Officers want to remind […]

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  • TAP taking to the lake to raise money

    TAP taking to the lake to raise money

    Tahoe Arts Project is having a fundraiser on the Safari Rose on Sept. 18 from 6-8pm. The boat sails from Round Hill Pines. The event includes a cruise to Emerald Bay. The $65 tickets include wine and appetizers. For tickets, call 530.542.3632. TAP is a nonprofit that brings performing arts to South Shore students and […]

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