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  • Book signing at Incline ice cream shop

    Book signing at Incline ice cream shop

    Author Ryan Shea will be in Incline on Aug. 31 signing his book. The Fernley resident has written “The Adventures of Bob: To Doodledip for Soup”. The signing will be from 1-3pm at Susie Scoops Ice Cream, 869 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village. For more information, contact Michelle Whitman at 877.727.0697 or michelle@keymgc.com.

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  • Placer County offering Community Awareness Academy

    Placer County offering Community Awareness Academy

    Placer County Sheriff’s Office’s eight-session Community Awareness Academy is Sept. 4-30. Classes are Monday and Wednesday nights from 6-9 at the department’s headquarters, 2929 Richardson Drive, Auburn. To register or for more info, contact Kim Rivera at (530) 889.6922 or krivera @placer.ca.gov.

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  • Incline may require bear-resistant trash cans

    Incline may require bear-resistant trash cans

    Incline Village has delayed making a decision on whether bear-resistant garbage cans will be mandatory. Waste Management Inc. representatives will give a presentation Sept. 25 to the Incline Village General Improvement District board. Nevada Department of Wildlife officials said of the 237 human-bear conflicts in Northern Nevada in 2012, 22 percent were in Incline Village. […]

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  • Then and now: Camp Rich’s pier, boats change

    Then and now: Camp Rich’s pier, boats change

    The 1946 black-and-white photo, above, shows the early Camp Richardson pier as viewed from the center of the Camp Rich beachfront. My 1959 color slide, left, shows the pier viewed from the other side, at the west edge of Camp Rich bordering the Valhalla site. Camp Richardson then still was operated by family member Sis […]

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  • Scam artists ask ‘family’ to send bail money

    Scam artists ask ‘family’ to send bail money

    The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Detention Facility has seen an increase in calls by individuals reporting they were notified that a friend or family member had been arrested and needed money for bail. It’s really a scam. These scams usually involve someone claiming to be a representative of a law enforcement agency, a friend of […]

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  • Grant money available for groups helping kids

    Grant money available for groups helping kids

    The El Dorado Community Foundation has $70,000 to give away for programs and services that enhance the lives of youth in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Nonprofit organizations, churches, schools and service organizations whose programs enrich the lives of children in the area have until Sept. 16 to apply. Grants of up to $5,000 will be […]

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  • S. Tahoe bike park subject of meeting

    S. Tahoe bike park subject of meeting

    For the last two years TAMBA and the South Lake Tahoe BMX Association have been in talks with South Lake Tahoe officials about creating bike park in Bijou Community Park. After initially getting the green light to move forward, there have been many hurdles. The city would like the bike park be included in a […]

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  • Rider to retell experience of 450-mile solo horseback

    Rider to retell experience of 450-mile solo horseback

    This summer, one woman, one horse, and one dog began at the Utah border and journeyed across Nevada – up and over 14 mountain ranges, ending in Reno one month later. Along the way they battled wild weather, wild animals, and wild terrain – in an effort to encourage wild horse adoption. Local equestrienne Samantha […]

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  • Toy run benefits Christmas Cheer

    Toy run benefits Christmas Cheer

    The 23rd annual Tahoe Toy Run is Oct. 5. Line up at Horizon casino in Stateline at 10am. At noon riders will depart for Brother’s Bar & Grill, 888 Emerald Bay Road, South Lake Tahoe. Entry fee is one new toy. This is to benefit Christmas Cheer. Live music, food, drinks and a raffle will […]

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  • Talk to focus on autism

    Talk to focus on autism

    Sally Rogers with the UC Davis MIND Institute will give a presentation on the latest findings on effects of intervention on the youngest children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The talk is Aug. 22 at 6pm at the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, Sierra Nevada College, Incline Village. Cost is $5. This lecture will discuss […]

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