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  • ‘Downton Abbey’ fundraiser benefits State Parks Foundation

    ‘Downton Abbey’ fundraiser benefits State Parks Foundation

    The Hellman-Ehrman Mansion at Sugar Pine Point State Park is putting on “Downton Abbey” themed tea party on June 30. Starting at 2pm, guests will be served tea and treats in the tradition of a British afternoon tea. Cherie Oliver’s vintage fashion show will highlight authentic styles seen in the hit show “Downton Abbey”, bringing post-Edwardian […]

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  • Cancer deaths preventable with lifestyle changes

    Cancer deaths preventable with lifestyle changes

    By Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times Roughly half of cancer deaths in the United States could be prevented or forestalled if all Americans quit smoking, cut back on drinking, maintained a healthful weight and got at least 150 minutes of exercise each week, according to a new report. These same measures would also reduce the number […]

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  • Gala benefits Tahoe summer music festival

    Gala benefits Tahoe summer music festival

    Classical Tahoe, formerly Lake Tahoe SummerFest, is putting on a one-of-a-kind gala and fundraiser to kick off the summer festival. White Nights, the third annual gala, will be July 10 at the lakefront estate of Kern Schumacher in Incline Village. White Nights is a nod toward the popular international diner en blanc pop-up events that […]

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  • Designer leaves impression on Tahoe homes

    Designer leaves impression on Tahoe homes

    By Terra Breeden Red-checked plaid, embroidered moose and heavy pine furniture is a common theme in the interior design of Lake Tahoe homes. The “rustic cabin” look is so repetitive it has an almost kitschy feel and let’s be honest, there are no moose in Tahoe. But Jessie Marchesseau of newly opened Revive Interior Design […]

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  • Tahoe Tails — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

    Tahoe Tails — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

    Troy is a handsome gentleman and like many Tuxedo cats, has a silly streak. He would love to find a furever home. He has been at the shelter since April and he’s ready to become a loving member of your household. Troy is very friendly and a happy character, and loves to be petted and […]

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  • TOCCATA selects arrangement for music fest

    TOCCATA selects arrangement for music fest

    Building on its June Go4Baroque Summer MusicFest kickoff series, TOCCATA will continue its 21-concert Summer MusicFest with TOCCATA BOPS, featuring best of Broadway, opera hits, pops and patriotic selections. The first concert is July 3, 7pm on the Village Green in Incline Village as part of Red, White and Tahoe Blue, and opens with a […]

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  • Beach party, fireworks coming to Kings Beach

    Beach party, fireworks coming to Kings Beach

    Kings Beach will start the Independence Day holiday on July 3. Festivities take place from 4-10pm at the North Tahoe Event Center. North Tahoe Business Association hosts the Beach Party as a Kings Beach Fireworks fundraiser. The event is open to all ages and features preferred fireworks seating, food vendors, a beer/wine and mixed drink […]

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  • Heavenly opening Epic Discovery to area youth

    Heavenly opening Epic Discovery to area youth

    Heavenly Mountain Resort is offering free access to Epic Discovery to 2,000 kids from Lake Tahoe schools and regional nonprofits. Epic Discovery Kids is a program created through the partnership of EpicPromise, Vail Resort’s charitable giving program, and Epic Discovery, Heavenly’s new on-mountain summer experience. Epic Discovery Kids will immerse children in activities that will challenge themselves […]

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  • Comedians Swardson, Schneider coming to Tahoe

    Comedians Swardson, Schneider coming to Tahoe

    Two performers with distinctly different personalities are coming to MontBleu in July. Nick Swardson, well-known for his trademark blend of character and comedic acting, will perform for the first time in Lake Tahoe on July 1. Emmy-nominated actor-comedian Rob Schneider, will perform his stand-up routine on July 22. Swardson first found success by writing “Malibu’s Most Wanted” for […]

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  • Opioid rules hurting those in the most pain

    Opioid rules hurting those in the most pain

    By Paula Span, New York Times If you’ve come to rely on opioids for chronic pain, as a growing proportion of older adults has, you may have noticed that the drugs are becoming more difficult to get. Something had to be done, surely: More than 165,000 people died from overdoses from 1999 to 2014. But […]

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