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  • Fantasy writers to gather in Meyers

    Fantasy writers to gather in Meyers

    Bona Fide Books is hosting Lake Tahoe’s first local fantasy writers social Feb. 16 at 6:30pm at Bona Fide HQ, 1069 Magua St., No. 4 in Meyers. Writers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome. Discuss your latest work or ideas for new projects with others who work in this genre. For more […]

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  • Fingerprinting for children on West Slope

    Fingerprinting for children on West Slope

    The El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office S.T.A.R. volunteers will soon begin providing fingerprint service for children in accordance with the National Child Safety Council’s Young People Prints. This service will be provided free of charge at the Sheriff’s Town Center Substation in El Dorado Hills to children under the age of 18. A parent or […]

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  • South Tahoe bringing neighbors together

    South Tahoe bringing neighbors together

    If you live, own or work at a business in Stateline residential, Lakeside Park, Heavenly Valley, Tahoe Meadows or Bijou Park, the city of South Lake Tahoe is having a neighborhood service team meeting Feb. 21 from 2:30-4:30pm. It will be at the Best Western Station House in the conference room, 901 Park Ave. The […]

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  • Credit union giving $10,000 in college scholarships

    Credit union giving $10,000 in college scholarships

    Ten students who live or attend school in El Dorado, Amador, Placer, Sacramento, Yolo, Yuba, Sutter, Butte, Contra Costa, Nevada, San Joaquin, or Solano counties will receive a $1,000 scholarship this spring from SAFE Credit Union. Grade point average, financial need, community involvement, letters of recommendation and a personal statement will be judged. Call (916) […]

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  • Environmental writer to speak at LTCC

    Environmental writer to speak at LTCC

    Lake Tahoe Community College is hosting a reading, conversation, and book signing with environmental novelist Li Miao Lovett at 7pm Feb. 9 in the college’s Aspen Room. Lovett is a San Francisco-based author of “In the Lap of the Gods”, a novel about the displacement of millions along China’s Yangtze River. The event is free […]

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  • Homewood water quality project under review

    Homewood water quality project under review

    The Placer County Department of Public Works is soliciting public comments on the Homewood Water Quality Improvement Project. The public comment period ends Feb. 18. Comments may be sent the Department of Public Works, 7717 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach, CA 96143, or emailed to kmcgahan@placer.ca.gov. There will be a public meeting on the document […]

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  • Habitat for Humanity looking to help rehab S. Tahoe homes

    Habitat for Humanity looking to help rehab S. Tahoe homes

    Are you or someone you know struggling to maintain the exterior of your home? Habitat for Humanity is working in South Lake Tahoe with a nationwide program called A Brush With Kindness. Volunteers are the heart of the program that has already helped four homeowners in South Tahoe and plans to help more. Applicants must […]

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  • Douglas County talking about economic vitality

    Douglas County talking about economic vitality

    Douglas County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 10 will get an update on progress made in the implementation of the county’s Economic Vitality Strategy and Action Plan. Seventeen months has passed since the county put the plan into action to implement 12 projects focused on revitalizing historic downtowns, capitalizing on outdoor recreation amenities, and strengthening […]

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  • Future North Shore courthouse being discussed

    Future North Shore courthouse being discussed

    The current status of the proposed North Tahoe courthouse, currently in site acquisition, will be discussed at the North Tahoe Regional Advisory Council meeting Feb. 9 at 6pm. The Administrative Office of the Courts, in partnership with the Superior Court of Placer County, will present project information, including the proposed site and status of environmental […]

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  • Library offers help with digital devices

    Library offers help with digital devices

    The South Lake Tahoe Branch library is hosting free individual training sessions for many popular digital devices, including laptops, tablets, iPads, Kindles and Nooks. Each sessions is 30 minutes between 10am and 4pm on Feb. 11 and Feb. 25. Call (530) 573.3185 for more information or to register for an appointment. The library is located […]

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