By Juliana Shallcross, Frommers Resort fees can be the ultimate buzzkill during your hard-earned vacation. Spending an additional $20 to $30 per night, plus tax, can cancel out whatever good vibes you picked up while relaxing at the pool, especially if the charge covers amenities and services that were once included in the room rate, […]
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By Kim Wyatt What makes one leave his or her home? What makes one stay? Three novels convey powerfully the effects in our lives of borders created by political forces and those we create in our own minds. “A Gentleman in Moscow” By Amor Towles 480 pages, Viking An enchanting […]
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Paul Simon is coming to Lake Tahoe this summer. He will be performing as part of the Harveys Outdoor Concert Series on June 25. Also coming to the South Shore this summer are: Rebelution (June 30), Sammy Hagar (July 2), Train (July 9), Third Eye Blind (July 16), Jack Johnson (July 28) and Slightly Stoopid […]
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Balto is a beautiful 4 year old Alaskan Malamute; a little smaller than the typical Malamute. He takes treats very nicely, and walks well on a short leash. He is bossy with other dogs, but may do well with a mellow female. He is way too interested in cats, small animals and birds. Balto is […]
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By Jenny Kane, Reno Gazette-Journal As the National Endowment of the Arts faces rumors of being on the chopping block under the new White House administration, the organization’s director is conducting business as usual and made a trip to a surprising location last week: Reno. Jane Chu, an Oklahoma native, former piano prodigy and daughter of Chinese […]
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Auditions for the smash-hit musical “Godspell” will be at Lake Tahoe Community College’s Duke Theatre on March 27 at 7pm. Performances of the musical take place June 16-25. Actors of all ages and ethnic backgrounds are sought for this award-winning musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and book by John Michael Tebelak. “Godspell” […]
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By Melinda Myers Whether in the ground or on a balcony or deck, there’s always room to grow your own garden-fresh produce and beautiful flowers. Space-saving gardening techniques and products can help you increase productivity in any available space. Consider elevated gardens and planter carts that not only save space, but make gardens more accessible. […]
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Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra is hosting the 28th annual Elegant Evening on April 22 at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. There will be food, wine and vodka tastings, raffles and a silent auction that allows online bidding prior to the event. The Soul Experience featuring Trey Stone will provide the dance music. The mission of Soroptimist […]
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The 12th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival South Lake Tahoe combines award-winning environmental and adventure films with the energy of local activism. Featured films will include outdoor adventures, environmental battles and inspirational stories of people making a difference. The film festival will take place March 24 at the MontBleu showroom in Stateline. Advance tickets […]
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By Rick Gross When you plan for the future, you may think about positive events such as marriage, starting a family, retirement or grandchildren. Yet there are other life changes such as job loss, illness, disability, or the need to care for a family member that can take an emotional and financial toll. While it’s […]
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