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  • Hospitality Holidays launching in Kings Beach

    Hospitality Holidays launching in Kings Beach

    North Tahoe businesses, restaurants and residents will kick off the holiday season with Hospitality Holidays, a first-time North Tahoe event that will pair food tastings and live music with local vendors and a silent auction. The free event is Dec. 4 at Kings Beach’s North Tahoe Events Center from 5-10pm. It is being put on […]

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  • Meyers to light tree Dec. 6

    Meyers to light tree Dec. 6

    The third annual Meyers Tree Lighting is Dec. 6 from 5-7pm. The Meyers Community Tree is next to Divided Sky. There will be cookies, hot chocolate, popcorn, Lake Valley’s holiday fire truck, and Santa dropping in from the sky.

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will honor Elvis Presley with a special exhibit featuring specific highlights of his career, including the rehearsal schedule from his 1971 Stateline performances. • Sierra Surgery Hospital, in partnership with Carson Tahoe Health, has been named Top Performer on Key Quality Measures by the Joint […]

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  • Website will focus on N. Nevada products

    Website will focus on N. Nevada products

    USDA Rural Development Nevada is providing a $25,200 grant to develop a website that will promote buying local products and services. Buy Local Rural Northern Nevada includes Douglas, Churchill, Humboldt, Lyon, Mineral, Pershing and Storey counties. Rural Washoe County is also part of project. The goal of the website is local businesses will be able […]

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  • Then and now: Landscaping improves area

    Then and now: Landscaping improves area

    The long-standing Tahoe Bottle Shop remains today, while the Swiss Village Motel, the Fern Road intersection, and Joe Montoya’s Stateline Shell (distant grey building) seen in the 2002 photo have been replaced with today’s landscaping. In the 1960s, prior to the “LIQUOR” sign, two large poles supported a huge electric Harrah’s marquee straddling over the […]

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  • Kids staying warm with coat donation

    Kids staying warm with coat donation

    More than 600 students from South Lake Tahoe schools recently received a new jacket for the winter. Each year the Kiwanis, with the generosity of grants from the El Dorado Community Foundation, Antique and Classic Boat Society/Classic Wooden Boat Show, and the American Century Championship, is able to purchase these jackets. Eventually the service club […]

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  • Land trust hosting spaghetti dinner

    Land trust hosting spaghetti dinner

    Saint Joseph Community Land Trust is hosting a Give Thanks Spaghetti Dinner on Nov. 21 from 6-8pm. It’s an opportunity for the group to give thanks to members and supporters. Cost is $5. The dinner will be at Grace Hall at Saint Theresa Church, 1041 Lyons Ave., South Lake Tahoe.

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  • Time to give blood

    Time to give blood

    BloodSource will have a blood drive Dec. 2 from noon-6pm in South Lake Tahoe. Participants will receive a parking validation for the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel parking lot. The blood drive is sponsored by the Barton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. For more information, call Dan Kerr at (775) 781.5343.

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  • Learn how Tahoe’s animals survive winter

    Learn how Tahoe’s animals survive winter

    Have you ever wondered what Tahoe’s animals do for the winter? Will Richardson of the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science will present an overview of the strategies used by Tahoe wildlife for enduring long Sierra Nevada winters, and highlight many fascinating examples of how they are employed. The talk is Dec. 5 at 5:30pm at […]

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  • PCSD promotes several officers

    PCSD promotes several officers

    Placer County Sheriff’s Department has had a series of promotions. Mark Reed is now a captain. Reed was most recently assigned to lead the Investigations Division. He will be taking over as the commander of the Support Services Division. Jeff Swearingen was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. Swearingen was most recently assigned to lead […]

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