By Ben Steverman, Bloomberg Rudy is a 9-year-old German shorthaired pointer with a regal personality and loving owners who are divorced. The humans in his life agreed to a shared-custody arrangement: Every two weeks, Rudy goes back and forth between their two homes in Western Massachusetts. It was an informal deal, worked out with no […]
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Longtime South Lake Tahoe resident Beverly LaVerne Hansen died April 3, 2016. She was 88. She was born in Enumclaw, Wash., on July 27, 1927. In 1948 at the age of 21, she married Ellery Einess and they were married for over 50 years. Together, they had four children, nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The […]
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By Kathryn Reed Working in isolation is not always an ideal situation. But renting office space in a prime location is expensive. Then there are all the other costs – utilities, snow removal, signage. And on the South Shore parking can be a problem. Mountain Lab is the answer. (They’ve let the Tahoe in the name […]
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By Odysseas Papadimitriou California has a tax refund problem. But probably not the kind you think. Despite facing the country’s 11th highest tax burden, Golden State residents receive the 10th largest average annual refund, at roughly $2,900. That might at first seem like a good thing, but you have to consider where the money is […]
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By Howard Riell, Las Vegas Sun Generation Z may reside at the tail end of the alphabet, but marketers who fail to give it top-of-mind attention do so at their own risk. Experts may differ on when the earliest members of Generation Z (also called iGen or post-millennials) were born, with opinions ranging from 1990 to […]
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By Kathryn Reed A woman named Spain and a man known as Dr. Love, along with a cadre of other devoted arts aficionados, are responsible for transforming what was a dilapidated boathouse into an iconic theater. This summer the Boathouse Theatre at Valhalla is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Tahoe Tallac Association, now known at […]
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In response to Posture Awareness Month, Joshua Welch is offering free posture screenings this month at Safe Haven Chiropractic in Meyers. Included is a free report and exercises to reverse poor posture in young children and adults. Welch teaches that, “Maintaining correct posture and correct alignment is one of the foundations to healthy living. It […]
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Barton Health has created three new support groups targeting diverse populations. Perinatal Challenges Support Group Being a mother is one of the hardest jobs. If you are an expecting or new mom looking for people who understand what you are going through, join this support group. All parents with perinatal mood and anxiety challenges are […]
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Tahoe Choir and Lake Tahoe Community College Chorus are putting on a concert this weekend titled A Mother’s Day Gift of Song. On May 6 at 7:30pm, they will perform in LTCC’s Duke Theatre, and then on May 8 at 3pm at St. Theresa Church, 1041 Lyons Ave. in South Lake Tahoe. Songs will range from joyful Renaissance […]
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El Dorado County Mental Health in South Lake Tahoe is offering two free showings of the film “Paper Tigers.” The film demonstrates how one person can intervene and change the outcome of a young person’s life. It highlights how toxic stress can have a significant impact on the developing mind and can lead to issues such […]
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