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  • Utility work on Hwy. 28 in Kings Beach resumes

    Utility work on Hwy. 28 in Kings Beach resumes

    AT&T resumed utility relocation work Oct. 2 along the north side of Highway 28 between Bear and Fox streets in Kings Beach. Lane closures in this area can be anticipated. This road work should continue, weather permitting, through the next several weeks. For more information on the project, go online.

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Barton Auxiliary will receive Barton Foundation’s Spirit of Philanthropy award at the gala Dec. 7 – which is part of the Festival of Trees and Lights. • The magic show “Illusion Fusion” at Horizon in Stateline is offering those with a Lake Tahoe ID a ticket for $10 through Oct. 14. • Huffington Post […]

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  • Help possible for Mexican citizens in S. Tahoe

    Help possible for Mexican citizens in S. Tahoe

    The Mexican consul is coming to the South Lake Tahoe Family Resource Center on Oct. 5. The goal is to help Mexican citizens get Mexican IDs and passports. The session is from 8am-4pm. It is necessary to make an appointment by calling 877.639.4825. For more information, contact the Family Resource Center at (530) 542.0740.

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  • K9 trials set for South Lake Tahoe

    K9 trials set for South Lake Tahoe

    The South Lake Tahoe Police Canine Association’s 2013 K9 Trials is Oct. 5 beginning at 8am at the Babe Ruth Baseball fields located at 1090 Lyons Ave. The event is free and open to the public. More than 50 agencies from California and Nevada will be competing.  

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  • Mutt Strut combines dog walking and poker

    Mutt Strut combines dog walking and poker

    Billed as the World’s Most Beautiful Dog Walk, the annual Mutt Strut returns Oct. 13. This is the ninth year the Animal Coalition of Tahoe has sponsored the South Lake Tahoe event. The poker run will begin at the South Lake Tahoe Library (1000 Rufus Allen Boulevard off Lake Tahoe Boulevard) between 11 and 11:30am. […]

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  • Firefighters raising funds for breast cancer fund

    Firefighters raising funds for breast cancer fund

    Don’t be surprised to see South Lake Tahoe firefighters wearing pink this month. The department is taking a strong stance against breast cancer in October. A series of events this month are designed to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Donations will be accepted on any engine and ambulance, as well as at […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Johnny Poland, convicted felon and former South Lake Tahoe police officer, will be able to keep his taxpayer-funded retirement – just not at the full rate. • Floppy’s on Kingsbury Grade has new owners – Zion Finck and Courtney Benvenuto. The grand reopening is Oct. 3 from 4:30-6:30pm. • Truckee photographers and gallery owners […]

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  • 3 speakers slated for Good Morning Truckee

    3 speakers slated for Good Morning Truckee

    Good Morning Truckee is a community forum presented by the Truckee Donner Chamber of Commerce to provide timely, relevant information on a variety of topics and create a networking opportunity. The Oct. 8 7-8am event features Jack Thomassan talking about the 2014 HGTV Dream Home being built in Schaffer’s Mill, Janet Phillips talking about the […]

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  • Free shuttle eases Apple Hill congestion

    Free shuttle eases Apple Hill congestion

    El Dorado Transit will operate the free Apple Hill Shuttle every Saturday and Sunday from Oct. 5-27 (weather permitting) between 10am and 5pm. Parking for the shuttle services will be available at Schnell School in Placerville and the U.S. Forest Service Ranger Station on Eight Mile Road in Camino. For more information on the Apple […]

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  • Then and now: Grover keeps soothing muscles

    Then and now: Grover keeps soothing muscles

    Grover Hot Springs State Park, which is four miles west of Markleeville, has been a favorite escape for locals for decades. The 1965 photo shows the small, rustic rock-lined pool, a wooden fence, and a wooden semi-private changing shed with nails to hang your clothes. There was no bathroom, no attendant, and no charge for […]

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