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  • Linear Park upgrades expected to begin in summer

    Linear Park upgrades expected to begin in summer

    By Kathryn Reed While the word “park” is in its name, this is not the four-letter word most would use for the stretch of land from Lake Tahoe Vacation Resort to Holiday Inn Express. “Ugly” is what it is. Linear Park is going to get a complete makeover, with completion likely in 2013. It’s possible […]

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  • Snow missing for annual memorial snowshoe race

    Snow missing for annual memorial snowshoe race

    By Kathryn Reed Snowshoe events in February at Lake Tahoe are a no-brainer. Except for this year. Fresh Tracks – the Eric Nageotte Memorial 5K Snowshoe Race could actually be a running event. That would seem appropriate considering the Tahoe Mountain Milers puts on the annual fundraiser. Instead, the race part of today’s event has […]

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  • Record highs melting as cold front moves into Lake Tahoe

    Record highs melting as cold front moves into Lake Tahoe

    By Kathryn Reed Put away the shorts and bring out the long pants. All the flesh that has been visible in the Lake Tahoe Basin has to do with record highs being set. But winter temps are returning. South Lake Tahoe was 61 degrees on Feb. 24. This broke the previous record of 59 set […]

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  • Efforts under way to forever save Lahontan cutthroat trout

    Efforts under way to forever save Lahontan cutthroat trout

    By Kathryn Reed Catching five species of trout in a day is an incredible experience for an angler. Just ask Victor Babbitt. Babbitt, who owns Tahoe Fly Fishing Outfitters in South Lake Tahoe, was at the Feb. 21 open house where people could learn about the proposal to turn 32 miles of the Upper Truckee […]

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  • S. Tahoe residents express dislike for parking meters

    S. Tahoe residents express dislike for parking meters

    By Kathryn Reed Metered street parking, parking garages, reconfiguring streets, changing public perception about paid parking, paying attention to public transit-walkers-cyclists, and approving future projects with adequate parking were all broached in the daytime meeting. Most in the audience agreed more parking and paid parking are likely to be more prevalent in South Tahoe in […]

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  • Vail Resorts buys Kirkwood Mountain for $18 million

    Vail Resorts buys Kirkwood Mountain for $18 million

    By Kathryn Reed Vail Resorts has added a third Lake Tahoe area ski resort to its portfolio – Kirkwood Mountain Resort. The $18 million acquisition was announced today. Pending approval of the U.S. Forest Service, which owns the bulk of the land that is mostly in Amador and Alpine counties – with a slice in […]

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  • Hwy. 50 speed limit changes anger South Shore residents

    Hwy. 50 speed limit changes anger South Shore residents

    By Kathryn Reed “Fifty on 50” has long been the joke about the speed locals drive on the main thoroughfare through the South Shore. Only it’s not a joke anymore. And the actual speed limit from Meyers to Stateline is 55 mph where it’s one lane in each direction and 65 mph where it’s two […]

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  • FBI not talking; SLT officer on leave without knowing why

    FBI not talking; SLT officer on leave without knowing why

    By Kathryn Reed It’s been more than three months since South Lake Tahoe police Officer Johnny Poland was stripped of his badge and gun. He still doesn’t know why. “There has been no reportable movement,” Police Chief Brian Uhler told Lake Tahoe News. That means whatever is going on with the federal investigation is not […]

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  • Grooming goes high-tech with a beastly fleet at Heavenly

    Grooming goes high-tech with a beastly fleet at Heavenly

    By Susan Wood She may be cold sometimes, but she’ll warm up fast – then take you for a real ride. If you push her buttons just right, she’ll raise her big blade – then cover her tracks behind her. She’ll light up your night man. And to the one who knows her best, she […]

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