A scam is targeting NV Energy customers. The utility is warns people that callers are identifying themselves as company employees who then threaten to disconnect the power if a credit card payment or cash transfer is not made over the phone immediately. The utility does not call customers to solicit payments. Instead, 10-day and 48-hour […]
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• League to Save Lake Tahoe’s office in South Lake Tahoe has a demonstration garden where people can take a self-guided tour to learn about Tahoe native plants. • South Lake Tahoe’s STAR Teen Camp Overnight Camping & Hiking is July 29-31. Cost is $150. For info, email Jen Menzel at jmenzel@cityofslt.us. • The Tahoe […]
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Several Northern Nevada law enforcement agencies will be teaming up and “Joining Forces” this Independence Day as an additional security measure in providing for a safe holiday weekend. On Thursday afternoon and evening, police officers from the Reno and Sparks police departments, deputies from the Washoe and Lyon county sheriff’s offices, and troopers from the […]
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Placer County Sheriff’s Office is offering a free class to help business owners protect their businesses and themselves. The class will be Aug. 19 from 5:30-8:30pm at the Placer County Sheriff’s Office in Auburn. Topics to be discussed include: identity theft and counterfeiting; dealing with transients; high-tech crimes; business security; crime reporting and arrests; internal […]
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Pine Lodge, the Ehrman family mansion at Sugar Pine Point State Park, will host Living History Day – a celebration of lakeshore life in the 1930s – on July 27 from 10am-3pm. Living history activities will include tours, children’s activity zone, antique car show, live music, hourly raffles and a silent auction, and a wooden […]
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At the direction of Calfire and as mandated by law, later this month the California State Board of Equalization will begin mailing fire prevention fee bills for fiscal year 2012-13 to owners of habitable structures located in a state responsibility area. This includes people in the unincorporated areas of the Lake Tahoe Basin. The BOE […]
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• Aspen Grove Owners Association has filed the paperwork to try to stop Northstar from building the Forest Flyer. • As part of the Tahoe Art League 2013 Studio Tour, Bona Fide HQ will host Ken McNutt, Gloria McNutt Hildinger and David McNutt. Their work includes paintings, prints, pottery and more. The TAL Studio Tour […]
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Tahoe Treasures Tour is a peek at nine unusual Incline Village homes, alpine gardens, and art collections. Tea and tapas will be served at two locations. Raffle and boutique also. The event benefits AAUW Nevada Tahoe college scholarship fund. The tour begins at North Lake Tahoe Demonstration Garden, Sierra Nevada College, 999 Tahoe Blvd. The […]
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Grocery Outlet is putting on the third annual Independence from Hunger food drive. During the past two Julys, Grocery Outlet stores and their customers collectively donated more than half a million dollars Here’s how to help: Look for specially-marked food items at Grocery Outlet. These are items that the local food assistance agencies have requested. […]
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Tahoe Maritime Museum is putting on a July 4th boat parade. Meet in front of Commons Beach in Tahoe City (don’t go in too close, it is shallow), just west of the Tahoe City Marina at 11:45am. The parade will start at noon and cruise down the West Shore, ending in front of Obexer’s Marina. […]
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