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  • Edgewood takes lodging at Tahoe to a new level

    Edgewood takes lodging at Tahoe to a new level

    By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Like most backyards, Edgewood Lodge has been designed to be where people will want to hang out. It’s where the infinity-like pool and hot tub are. Monday the pool furniture was being assembled. On the deck between the pool and lodge are multiple fire pits and an array of seating […]

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  • Money an issue for temporary SLT control tower

    Money an issue for temporary SLT control tower

    By Kathryn Reed Safety is the No. 1 reason South Lake Tahoe officials are looking to have a temporary air traffic control tower at Lake Tahoe Airport during the annual celebrity golf tournament. This is the busiest week of the year for the airport. According to the FAA, in 2014 there were 362 aircraft at […]

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  • Still not a golfer, Barkley relishes time at Tahoe

    Still not a golfer, Barkley relishes time at Tahoe

    By Jim Krajewski, Reno Gazette-Journal Charkles Barkley is not much of a golfer, and he readily admits that. He relishes it actually and is not afraid to poke fun of himself. Barkley remains one of the more popular celebrities each summer at the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament at Edgewood Tahoe. Barkley has become […]

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  • Lake Tahoe Airport solidifies its future

    Lake Tahoe Airport solidifies its future

    By Kathryn Reed The tower will be demolished, electric vehicle charging stations installed, commercial hangars built, and pavement removed from Lake Tahoe Airport. These are all included in the master plan for the South Lake Tahoe facility. This is a designed to be a 20-year blueprint. The final component of the plan was approved by […]

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  • Inland bridges too low to cope with climate change

    Inland bridges too low to cope with climate change

    By Scott McFetridge, AP DES MOINES, Iowa — A century-old train trestle stands as one of the trophies of Des Moines’ push to spruce up its downtown. Bicyclists and pedestrians pose for pictures beside the brightly painted beams of the Red Bridge and gather on viewing platforms overlooking the Des Moines River. But little more […]

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  • Nevada Legislature wraps up ‘great session’

    Nevada Legislature wraps up ‘great session’

    By Sandra Chereb, Las Vegas Review-Journal CARSON CITY — Nevada lawmakers gave final legislative approval Monday to a package of bills that resolved a stalemate over the budget and signaled the 2017 Legislature would end without chaos by midnight. The Assembly’s approval of three key bills needed to bring the session to a close came […]

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  • TRPA going after owners of illegal fences in water

    TRPA going after owners of illegal fences in water

    By Kathryn Reed Illegal fences going into Lake Tahoe have caught the attention of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency. Property owners must get a permit from the bi-state regulatory agency before construction. This was not done. A TRPA inspector was at the Tahoe Beach Club on June 2 to talk to the Stateline property owner. […]

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  • Gaming stocks outperforming tech in 2017

    Gaming stocks outperforming tech in 2017

    By Todd Prince, Las Vegas Review-Journal   Wall Street is placing its chips on Las Vegas. Gaming industry stocks such as Wynn Resorts and MGM Resorts International have been on a roll this year amid solid revenue growth at home and on Macau. And the Raiders move to Las Vegas has helped draw investor attention […]

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  • Battle brewing over national monuments

    Battle brewing over national monuments

    By Gary Martin, Las Vegas Review-Journal WASHINGTON — A battle is brewing among activists across the political spectrum over a Trump administration review of recently established national monuments, including Gold Butte in Nevada, and a 1906 law that permits presidential protection of public lands. In the most recent salvo, 71 environmental and natural resource lawyers […]

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  • New Upper Truckee River channel being tested

    New Upper Truckee River channel being tested

    By Kathryn Reed With the Upper Truckee River being about two weeks out from reaching its peak flow and the river well beyond its banks, it is too soon to completely assess what worked and what didn’t in regards to the new channel near Lake Tahoe Airport. It will likely be mid-July before officials are […]

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