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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Homewood Mountain Resort opens Dec. 14. • New owners Juan and Loreen Sanchez are reopening Burger Lounge in South Lake Tahoe on Dec. 15 with a new menu. • Livability.com named Reno one of the top 10 Winter Vacation Destinations. • Due to lack of snow, the Lake Tahoe Nordic Festival will be postponed […]

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  • LTN making upgrades; news will be delayed

    LTN making upgrades; news will be delayed

    Lake Tahoe News will be undergoing some maintenance starting this evening that will impact the delivery of news. It could take a few hours, it could take more than 24 hours, maybe longer depending on how things go. So, don’t be alarmed when you wake up and the same old stuff is on the site. […]

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  • USFS hits Christmas tree permit limit in Lake Tahoe

    USFS hits Christmas tree permit limit in Lake Tahoe

    The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit holiday tree permits are sold-out. In late November, 3,000 permits were issued on a first-come, first- served basis. No additional permits will be authorized for this season. The Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is also sold-out of permits. Other options for cutting a tree on National Forest land […]

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  • North Shore tourism board adds members

    North Shore tourism board adds members

    The North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association Board of Directors election results includes one new director and two re-elected directors, each to serve a three-year term. The newly elected board members are Eric Sather, general manager of the Resort at Squaw Creek, in the Large Lodging Seat; Kali Kopley, owner of Uncorked Squaw Valley, Uncorked Tahoe […]

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  • Pile burning to take place on West Shore

    Pile burning to take place on West Shore

    U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will resume prescribed fire operations on Lake Tahoe’s West Shore near Tahoma and in Ward Canyon on Dec. 10. Crews expect to burn 50 acres in both locations, weather permitting. Operations are expected to continue through the week. Residents and visitors are advised that due to the size of […]

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  • LTN subscribers help buy pre-filled bags of groceries for needy

    LTN subscribers help buy pre-filled bags of groceries for needy

    Lake Tahoe News is happy to say the subscription forms are rolling in. This means we keep contributing to the community to help those who are hungry. This week we took Safeway up on its easy way to help feed those in need. At every Safeway (it’s not just a Tahoe thing), people can purchase […]

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  • Tips for making sure Christmas tree is not a fire hazard

    Tips for making sure Christmas tree is not a fire hazard

    South Lake Tahoe firefighters would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and to remind you that when decorating your home, please inspect your lighting strings and extension cords for broken, frayed or damaged wires. Be careful not to overload an electrical circuit with the use of multiple plug connections or splitters. Finally, remember to […]

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  • Then and now: Raley’s center near Stateline changes through time

    Then and now: Raley’s center near Stateline changes through time

    The 1965 photo, at left, shows Raley’s, an original occupant in the then-named Crescent V Center near Stateline, built in 1962. Adjacent was Lawrence’s Department Store in the space now occupied by Sports LTD. Beyond the right of the photo was the Cream Puff Bakery, U.S. Post Office, Candlewick Gifts, coffee shop, I. Magnin, Tahoe […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Swimming lessons aren’t just a summer thing in South Lake Tahoe. That’s the advantage of having a dome over the city pool. Check out the website for more info. • South Tahoe Refuse will be collecting canned and packaged foods left curbside Dec. 10-14. Or people may drop items off at 2140 Ruth Ave., […]

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  • Kirkwood celebrating 40 years on New Year’s Eve

    Kirkwood celebrating 40 years on New Year’s Eve

    Kirkwood celebrates its 40th anniversary with a full day of festivities on Dec. 31 that leads into a New Year’s celebration with fireworks, music and the annual NYE torchlight parade. The parade is open to intermediate to expert level skiers and snowboarders aged 10 and up. Also offered on New Year’s Eve is a special […]

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