The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office has received a $35,000 award from the FBI to cover overtime costs related to the sheriff’s Cyber Crimes Unit and Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. The FBI award enhances the ability of detectives to timely investigate crimes against children on the Internet. For more information about cyber security, the […]
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Divided Sky in Meyers is hosting a fundraiser for Tahoe Adaptive Competition Center on Jan. 12. The money raised will help subsidize the three-day rider camp at the end of the month at Sierra-at-Tahoe. The snowboarders are from the U.S. and other countries who have hopes of making it to the 2014 Paralympics Games in […]
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• El Dorado Winery Association’s Passport weekends are April 13-14 and April 20-21. For tickets, go online. They are $70 per weekend or $40 Sunday only. • Backcountry gates between Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows are open on a pilot program basis in conjunction with the U.S. Forest Service. • January is California Restaurant Month. […]
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Learn about Squaw Valley’s past, including its Olympic history on Jan. 20 at noon. Local Olympic historian David Antonucci will lead a walking tour of the 1960 Winter Olympics site in Squaw Valley as part of the 2013 North Lake Tahoe Olympic Heritage Celebration. A few of the sites are the Olympic Village Lodge (athlete’s […]
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The iconic Swiss Chalet restaurant will remain closed for several more months. When reached last fall, owner Peter Baumann told Lake Tahoe News the South Lake Tahoe restaurant would reopen Dec. 12. That didn’t happen. On Jan. 7, he told LTN it will open in the summer. He said personal reasons are keeping the restaurant […]
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VDAY Tahoe still has parts to fill for actresses, as well as volunteers (female or male). Anyone interested in being involved in the 2013 South Lake Tahoe Production of Eve Ensler’s award winning play “The Vagina Monologues” should attend the Jan. 7 6:30pm first informational meeting and reading for the “Vagina Monologues” at Unity of […]
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As we have seen in recent years, large amounts of snow can be potentially dangerous if we do not take certain precautions. The fire department would like to encourage all South Lake Tahoe residents to clear snow away from natural gas meters and propane regulators in the event they become buried. You can avoid a […]
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• South Lake Tahoe Rec Center is offering Zumba classes. • Peter Bostic is Lake Tahoe Community College’s director of College Advancement and Community Engagement. • If you haven’t seen enough SnowGlobe photos, check out this Facebook page. Ben Fong, who was shooting for Lake Tahoe News, has lots more than what was posted on […]
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Alpenglow Sports’ third installment of the annual Winter Film Series on Jan. 17 features local mountain guide Adrian Ballinger talking about skiing 8,000-meter peaks in the Himalaya. Find out what happens when you combine a Russian who lives in Chamonix with a Brit who lives in Squaw Valley attempt to ski the fifth and eighth […]
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For the past five years, it has been a holiday tradition for the Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce to give back with a Business After Hours Mixer. Every holiday season the chamber hosts its Holiday Mixer to give back to those less fortunate in the community. This year’s event is Jan. 10 from […]
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