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  • Help needed to put sugar pines in the ground

    Help needed to put sugar pines in the ground

    The Sugar Pine Foundation is looking for people to help with planting. Caregivers for the restoration sites are also needed. This involves going to a restoration site and watering trees. Details about the plantings are on the flyer.  

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  • Douglas County library to honor volunteers

    Douglas County library to honor volunteers

    The Douglas County Public Library in Minden will be honoring the contributions of its volunteers at a reception on April 17 in the library. The staff has chosen National Volunteer Week to celebrate its more than 100 volunteers. From putting away books to assisting with the Summer Reading Program, they play a vital role in […]

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  • Dental Van making its way to South Lake Tahoe

    Dental Van making its way to South Lake Tahoe

    The Dental Van is coming back to South Lake Tahoe. The van should be pulling into town (weather permitting) this weekend and be at the Al Tahoe school site at least through June 1. The Dental Van serves: * Children ages newborn-14 years on Medi-Cal (and their siblings up to age 17) * Pregnant women […]

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  • Sustainability group looking for participants

    Sustainability group looking for participants

    Lake Tahoe Sustainability Collaborative is looking for members. The group wants to coordinate sustainability efforts and help define and implement a sustainability action plan. This is a new group facilitated by Michael Ward. The deadline to apply online is April 19. For information, call (530) 686.5510.  

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  • Fundraiser benefits Heavenly Freestyle Team

    Fundraiser benefits Heavenly Freestyle Team

    The Eric Nageotte-Lowe Memorial Fundraiser benefiting the Heavenly Freestyle Team is April 14 from 6-10pm at Mo’s Place in South Lake Tahoe. Everyone is invited to hear live music by the Cash Only Band, buy a raffle ticket, eat, and meet and mingle with Heavenly freestyle team members, alumni, and coaches. Raffle tickets are $1 […]

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  • Day set aside to honor older Americans

    Day set aside to honor older Americans

    Older American’s Day – “Never too Old to Play” — celebration lunch is May 16. The celebration will be at each of the senior nutrition sites in El Dorado County – South Lake Tahoe, Placerville, El Dorado Hills, Greenwood, Pioneer Park, Diamond Springs, and Pollock Pine. Lunch will be from noon-12:30pm. Suggested donation of $3 […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Passaretti’s restaurant is about to start its 30th year of business in South Lake Tahoe. Beginning April 16, it will be reopen for lunch at 11am, seven days a week, serving the lunch menu until 4pm and the dinner menu until 9, 9:30pm on weekends. • South Tahoe High School’s graduation is June 8 […]

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    • Overland Meat’s products are turning up in other places besides the South Lake Tahoe store. The Italian sausage is being used at Lake Tahoe Pizza Company. Lake Tahoe Chocolate Factory is dipping bacon in chocolate. • Barton Health named Henning Mehrens, general practitioner, and Peter DiGrande, anesthesiologist, as doctors of the year. • What […]

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  • USFS plans fire for Kingsbury Grade area

    USFS plans fire for Kingsbury Grade area

    U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews will begin prescribed fire operations in the Andria Drive area of Kingsbury Grade on April 10. Crews anticipate burning no more than 5 acres per day. Operations may continue through the week, weather and conditions permitting. Residents and visitors can expect to see smoke from this prescribed fire project […]

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