On Feb. 6 at 6:30pm there will be a meeting to discuss the recent unveiling of the Meyers catalyst project. This meeting is not sponsored by any agency, but instead by concerned residents. The project calls for a multi-story, multi-acre resort and parking garage in Meyers. Proponents call it an idea, not a project. The […]
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The Nevada Department of Public Safety, Office of Traffic Safety is urging Nevadans to not drink and drive on Super Bowl Sunday. Now through Feb. 9 more than 20 law enforcement agencies are participating in Joining Forces to target impaired drivers. Impaired driving messages are delivered year-round, yet when the Super Bowl celebrations begin, law […]
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Elder Options is sponsoring an educational forum Feb. 25 from 9am-1pm called Introduction to Care Giving Skills. Taught by Roberta Rimbault, this class will focus on what caregivers need to know either at the beginning of care or to develop the knowledge and skill to develop these skills as a new profession. Introduction to Care […]
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Michelle Larsen, a financial guru from David & Johnson, is putting on Tax Prep 101 on Feb. 19. This is for individuals and small business owners. The 5:30-6:30pm event is at Lakeland Village, Lakeshore Pavilion meeting room, 3535 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. It is free for Tahoe Regional Young Professionals members and $10 […]
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The Nevada Department of Public Safety, Office of Traffic Safety is sponsoring a Zero Teen Fatalities traffic safety message contest for high school students. Nevada students may participate by producing a 30-second video, a 30-second radio announcement or a billboard/bus shelter poster. Winners will receive prizes and the opportunity for their entry to be featured […]
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• Squaw Valley is hosting Winter Games viewing parties Feb. 8-18 and Feb. 21 at Rocker@Squaw. Squaw Valley athletes Julia Mancuso, Travis Ganong and Nate Holland are going to Russia. • Liberty Utilities customers starting April 1 will see a carbon pollution charge and credit on bills. Find out more online. Then click on the […]
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• Liberty Utilities website provides answers to frequently asked questions about its proposed project on the North Shore. There is a link to the project FAQs on the front page under “In The News.” • Check out this story to see how San Francisco is dealing with parking ticket citations. • Literary Art and Wine […]
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South Tahoe Drug Free Coalition is looking for people who are concerned about the area’s party and drug culture and want to help decide how a grant can be used to create lasting change. In September, Tahoe Youth & Family Services was awarded a Federal Drug Free Communities grant on behalf of the South Tahoe […]
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In the 1930s, Bill Harrah operated a poker parlor in Venice, Calif., prior to moving his business to Reno. In January 1955, he purchased George’s Gateway Club on the Lake Tahoe border of Stateline Avenue and Highway 50 (photo No. 1) which he opened as Harrah’s Club (No. 2) that summer. Until about 1960, Carson […]
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South Lake Tahoe is hosting a community meeting to receive public input on outdoor displays in front of businesses. The meeting is Jan. 30 from 5:30-7pm at Lake Tahoe Airport. Item to be discusses include: Should additional commercial area be allowed in front of businesses? If so, how much? Should any types of commercial retail […]
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