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  • Time to make residences fire safe

    Time to make residences fire safe

    Now that the snow has melted, it is a good time to take a walk around your house to look for any damage that icicles may have caused. Be sure to check the gas meter and any other utility lines that may have been damaged. It’s time to begin cleaning up any loose debris on […]

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  • STHS Sober Grad Night needs volunteers, donations

    STHS Sober Grad Night needs volunteers, donations

    South Tahoe High School’s Sober Grad Night is June 8 at 9pm to June 9 at 4am at the California Lodge at Heavenly Mountain Resort. Volunteers are needed for the event. Organizers also say raffle donations and monetary donations are needed. They may be mailed to: Sober Grad Force, P.O. Box 17001, S. Lake Tahoe, […]

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  • S. Tahoe woman a finalist on national weight loss show

    S. Tahoe woman a finalist on national weight loss show

    “Thin City” is the destination Stella Ortega wanted to reach. And the South Lake Tahoe woman did. The Barton Health employee is one of 10 finalists on the “The Dr. Oz Show” who could win $1 million. The winner will be announced on the TV program May 23. Since the health challenge launched Sept. 26 […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Douglas County School District board of education is having a budget meeting May 17 at 5pm at Douglas High School. • Every Wednesday in May is $3 skating at the South Lake Tahoe ice rink from 1-5:30pm for all Lake Tahoe Unified School District Students. Fee includes skate rentals. • Eric Campbell has taken […]

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  • Eating out benefits TAP

    Eating out benefits TAP

    Bert’s Cafe in South Lake Tahoe is having a spaghetti fundraiser for Tahoe Arts Project on May 17 from 5:30-7:30pm. For $10 people get pasta, Caesar salad, garlic bread, soda and coffee. Call TAP for a ticket — (530) 542.3632.  

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  • Forest Service rep to talk about Fallen Leaf Lake project

    Forest Service rep to talk about Fallen Leaf Lake project

    Jacob Quinn from the U.S. Forest Service will present information on the Fallen Leaf Lake project on May 16 at 6:30pm at the South Lake Tahoe branch library, 1000 Rufus Allen Blvd. He will provide details about the goals of the project and a proposed timeline for for its completion.

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  • Truckee expands yard waste disposal for limited time

    Truckee expands yard waste disposal for limited time

    To help residents manage vegetative waste, Truckee is expanding its free fire safety yard waste drop-off program. From June 1-16, Truckee residents may drop-off up to 6 yards (approximately 40 bags) of vegetative material for free at the Eastern Regional Landfill at 900 Cabin Creek Road, Monday–Saturday from 8am-4pm. In order to participate, people must […]

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  • LTCC career fair for students, general public

    LTCC career fair for students, general public

    What does it take to be a journalist? Find out from Lake Tahoe News Publisher Kathryn Reed at the annual Lake Tahoe Community College career fair on May 8 from 10am-1pm at the South Lake Tahoe college. A slew of businesses will be on the campus talking to students about various fields. The event is […]

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  • Barton letting public see new surgical tool without needing surgery

    Barton letting public see new surgical tool without needing surgery

    Barton Memorial Hospital is showing off its newest toy — da Vinci Si Surgical System — on May 31 from 4:30-6:30pm in the Snowflake Lobby. The device allows physicians to perform complex surgical procedures using minimally invasive techniques with less scarring, less pain and faster recovery times for most patients. The hospital joined 114 medical […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Deputy Terrie Cissna has been selected as the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office 2011 Officer of the Year. • The final $16.7 million in Measure G school facilities bond are set to be sold May 8 that will allow Lake Tahoe Unified School District to complete the remaining work. • This is the weekly […]

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