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  • K9 Trials coming to South Lake Tahoe

    K9 Trials coming to South Lake Tahoe

    The South Lake Tahoe Police Canine Association will be hosting the 5th annual K9 Trials Sept. 21-22. The narcotics trials are that Friday are not open to the public. The patrol dog competition will be at the Babe Ruth Little League Field on the Saturday beginning at 8am. Contact Sgt. Josh Adler at (530) 208.6243 […]

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  • Then and now: Stateline — a honeymoon destination

    Then and now: Stateline — a honeymoon destination

    This is a picture of my dad at Stateline in 1953. My mom took the photo. They were on their honeymoon. They stayed at Lakeland Village. If you look under the sign my dad is leaning on, you can see the Wagon Wheel Saloon and restaurant signs. That’s where Harveys is now. Across the street […]

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  • Placer County cracking down on underage drinking

    Placer County cracking down on underage drinking

    The Placer County Sheriff’s Office recently received a grant from the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for 2012-13. The $99,760 grant will be used to combat underage drinking and alcohol sales to minors countywide. The grant will also assist the sheriff’s office in providing awareness and training in alcohol-related crimes and their impact for […]

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  • Learn about shoulder arthritis

    Learn about shoulder arthritis

    Kyle Swanson will talk about shoulder arthritis on Sept. 12 from 6-7pm at Sierra Nevada College, Room 139, Incline Village. Swanson is a doctor with Tahoe Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. For more information, call (530) 543.5537.  

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Tahoe Douglas Rotary was founded on Sept. 7, 1962, which makes this the 50th anniversary year. • You are reading Lake Tahoe News and so are your clients and customers. Why not advertise with Lake Tahoe News? Click on the “Advertise” button at the top of the page or send an email to info@LakeTahoeNews.net […]

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  • Rotarians give back to South Shore community

    Rotarians give back to South Shore community

    Tahoe Douglas Rotary Club members recently completed two kiosks for the public to use in the South Lake Tahoe area. One is located at Kahle Community Park in Stateline and the second is at the Van Sickle Bi-State Park. The kiosks hold information, including maps of trails and topography, as well as pictures and events. […]

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  • BlueGo riders won’t have to pay on select routes

    BlueGo riders won’t have to pay on select routes

    In an attempt to keep Tahoe’s air pristine and relieve congestion, some of the South Shore public buses will be free to ride for the three-day weekend and Sept. 8-9. BlueGo routes 50 and 53 will be free. The Tahoe Transportation District plans to designate as many as 88 Spare the Air days in the […]

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  • ‘The Hunger Games’ at S. Tahoe library

    ‘The Hunger Games’ at S. Tahoe library

    “The Hunger Games” will be shown for free at the South Lake Tahoe branch library on Sept. 22 at 1pm. In conjunction with California Reads, Friends of the Library is presenting this movie for people to consider the increasing popularity of depictions of dystopian futures in adult and youth fiction. The library is at 1000 Rufus […]

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  • Nevada increasing patrols for holiday weekend

    Nevada increasing patrols for holiday weekend

    During the Labor Day weekend, from Aug. 31 through Sept. 3, deputies of the Douglas County and Lyon County sheriff’s offices will be conducting increased traffic enforcement patrols on various highways and roadways within the two counties. The increased patrols will specifically target drivers operating motor vehicles while under the influence of alcohol or intoxicating […]

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