By Georgia Diebelius, Daily Mail A collection of striking vintage ski posters that hark back to a golden age of winter holidays are expected to fetch a whopping $1 million at auction. The pictures of Europe’s top skiing destinations were created in the early 20th century when the first resorts began competing against one another to […]
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South Tahoe High School’s drama students are putting on Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” this month. It is the same fairytale with a few new twists. This contemporary take on the classic tale still features the classic music, plus some new songs. The show includes new characters, transformations, a pumpkin coach, and glass slippers. Directed by […]
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By Tia Rancourt The Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team would like to remind all travelers that extra precautions need to be taken while driving in Northern Nevada and California mountain areas with snow and ice. Along with potential hazardous road conditions, motorists can expect extreme delays due to snow conditions or accidents. We recommend following […]
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Multimedia artist Cynthia Hooper is bringing her videos and paintings of California and Mexico landscapes to Lake Tahoe Community College’s Haldan Gallery. The exhibit opens Jan. 14 with a free artist’s reception from 5-7pm in the Haldan Gallery. Hooper will give a short talk about her work at 5:30pm. The exhibit remains open until March 18. The […]
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Barton Health’s Mommy and Me Support Group is now offered two days a week. New mothers and their babies up to age 1 are invited to attend a weekly support group to share experiences and discuss the joys and challenges of parenting. This is an opportunity to get support from other mothers as well as professional support […]
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By Eilene Zimmerman, New York Times Communication today is faster and more ephemeral than ever. We fire off emails, skip the punctuation in our texts, and watch our photos and messages vanish in seconds on Snapchat. Digital tools have made communicating with others easier but not necessarily more thoughtful, and this bothered Sonny Caberwal, an […]
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By John Spinola Let me just start of by saying I have been around dogs as far back as I can remember. It started with Rootbeer (Irish setter mix), then Cotton (American Eskimo/Samoyed), and next was Smokey (Akita/German Shepherd). They were family dogs. Dogs I grew up with. As an adult I had Henry (Akita/Bloodhound), next was Astro (Malamute/wolf […]
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By Sumathi Reddy, Wall Street Journal Good sleep isn’t just about how long you sleep. Continuity may be equally important. Getting up in middle of the night multiple times to soothe a crying baby or go to the bathroom impacts your mood and cognitive abilities the next day, research has found. In a study published […]
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Cati is a small and active orange tabby cat who is about 2 years old. She is very friendly and likes to interact with people. Cati is good with other cats and dogs. Cati is spayed, microchipped, tested for FIV, and vaccinated. She are at the El Dorado County Animal Services shelter in Meyers, along […]
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By Molly Hucklebridge Coolidge When the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Day, Rogelio Castañeda and a very pregnant Margarita García gave a New Year’s toast with a glass of Champagne and a glass of apple cider, respectively. Three hours later, after a brief slumber, Margarita woke up in labor. The couple headed to Barton […]
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