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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • With the more than $300,000 raised at the Tahoe Fund’s annual Founders Circle dinner this month, the nonprofit has exceeded its $1 million goal for the first major donor campaign called the Founders Circle. • Cal fans can find some nostalgia at the upper bar at Chambers Landing on the West Shore where there […]

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  • Tahoe City dam to celebrate 100th year

    Tahoe City dam to celebrate 100th year

    The Bureau of Reclamation, in partnership with the Truckee Meadows Water Authority and the Truckee Carson Irrigation District, will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the completion of Lake Tahoe Dam on Aug. 30 from noon to 2pm. The dam is better known as Fanny Bridge to those in Lake Tahoe. The ceremony will begin with […]

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  • Eating out will help Tahoe’s dogs

    Eating out will help Tahoe’s dogs

    Animal Coalition of Tahoe is having a fundraiser at Chevy’s in South Lake Tahoe on Sept. 10 from 6-8pm. Chevy’s will have a taco bar, complete with meats, cheese, rice, beans, all the other fixings, and of course their chips and salsa, for $10 per person. Call (530) 307.3638 for tickets, or stop by High […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • The 21st annual Great Lake Tahoe Sternwheeler Race between California’s Tahoe Queen and Nevada’s M.S. Dixie II is Aug. 31 at 10am. • Rubicon Trail users on Aug. 29 will experience temporary delays in accessing the trail in the area of the rest stop at Ellis Creek because of work on the Ellis Creek […]

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  • Firewood available in Nevada

    Firewood available in Nevada

    The Nevada Division of State Parks has a amount number of firewood available for public purchase. Approximately 50 permits will go on sale Sept. 14. The sale starts at 8am on the 1st floor of the Richard H. Bryan state office building, located at 901 South Stewart St. in Carson City. Permits are $50 per […]

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  • Learn about the Truckee River Watershed Council

    Learn about the Truckee River Watershed Council

    The Truckee River Winery is hosting a River Talk for people to learn more about the work the Truckee River Watershed Council does. The River Talk is a one hour virtual tour of a few of council’s projects and core programs. It’s a way to learn about TRWC’s work to protect, enhance, and restore the […]

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  • Placer County Fish and Game Commission issuing grants

    Placer County Fish and Game Commission issuing grants

    The Placer County Fish and Game Commission is soliciting grant proposals from nonprofit organizations, schools, other organizations and individuals. Recipients must use the money for education, habitat improvement, or enforcement activities related to Placer County’s fish and wildlife. The maximum award amount of any single grant is $1,000. The deadline to submit grant applications is […]

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  • Then and now: A gas station for 5 decades

    Then and now: A gas station for 5 decades

    This is possibly the oldest continuing, uninterrupted gas station in South Lake Tahoe. According to notes on the back of this photo dated 1954, Allen E. “Brownie” Piedmont was the owner of this Flying A gas station. The aerial photo is also from the 1950s It is now Tahoe Tom’s at near Stateline. The black […]

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  • Tahoe City spending 4 days celebrating 150 years

    Tahoe City spending 4 days celebrating 150 years

    The North Lake Tahoe Historical Society is commemorating Tahoe City’s Sesquicentennial (150th anniversary) during Labor Day weekend. On Aug. 30 at 4pm there will be a reception at the Watson Cabin at Heritage Plaza. The North Lake Tahoe Historical Society is partnering with event hosts Tahoe City Rotary and the Tahoe City Public Utilities District […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Two physicians have joined the Barton Health team. Amanda Stevens Weavil is an ob-gyn at Barton Women’s Health and Kim Evans will be at Barton General Surgery. • The draft Highway 28 National Scenic Byway Corridor Management Plan has been revised and posted on the Tahoe Transportation District website. Comments may be submitted to […]

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