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  • Borg on the road signing latest mystery

    Borg on the road signing latest mystery

    Lake Tahoe author Todd Borg has released his next book in the Owen McKenna mystery series. “Tahoe Blue Fire” is about a former pro football player named Adam Simms who is suffering traumatic brain injury from his days on the gridiron. When Simms becomes the prime suspect in a series of brutal murders in Tahoe, […]

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  • Pharma industry may have a fix for migraines

    Pharma industry may have a fix for migraines

    By David Wainer, BloombergBusiness Some wear sunglasses indoors, apply cold vinegar compresses or chew on ginger. Others sit in the dark for days. But there’s one thing most migraine sufferers agree on: the pharma industry has failed them. Four drugmakers are working to fix that by bringing to market the first generation of drugs developed […]

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  • Train delivers stellar show at Harveys

    Train delivers stellar show at Harveys

    By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Three dynamic men had fans on their feet for nearly four hours Tuesday night as they sang, danced and wowed the full house at Harveys. San Francisco’s Train headlined the July 21 concert, but it was Matt Nathanson who got the crowd grooving in a way most opening acts aren’t […]

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  • ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’ coming to Tahoe

    ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’ coming to Tahoe

    “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” will be at the Boathouse Theatre on the South Shore for one weekend. The July 23-25 performances begin at 7:30pm. “The course of true love never did run smooth,” wrote William Shakespeare in his most famous comedy. The play will be presented with a Tahoe twist. The actors are all young adults. […]

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  • Memorial service planned for S. Tahoe man

    Memorial service planned for S. Tahoe man

    A memorial service for Tom Ritchie will be at Rojo’s in South Lake Tahoe on July 24 starting at 8pm. Ritchie passed away at Renown Regional Medical Center on Jan. 1 after receiving fatal injuries in a fall. He was 60. He moved to Lake Tahoe in 1979. He spent a lot of time hiking […]

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  • Pet-wildlife attacks increase in summer

    Pet-wildlife attacks increase in summer

    By Sue Manning, AP A 1-pound squirrel and 90-pound dog didn’t let their size disparity stop them from dueling. The rodent died in the recent run-in with Kimberlee Jaynes’ pet Skip, but the Shar Pei and golden Labrador mix got a long scar on his face and was lucky not to lose an eye. “Skip […]

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  • Reincarnated Rainbow Lodge worth a stop

    Reincarnated Rainbow Lodge worth a stop

    By Allen Pierleoni, Sacramento Bee Next time you’re headed for Truckee or Lake Tahoe via Interstate 80, take a detour at Exit 168, Rainbow Road/Big Bend. Turn right at the stop sign to find the Rainbow Lodge & Tavern. It’s well worth a look, especially if you want to grab a bite; lunch and dinner […]

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  • Borg to read from latest Owen McKenna book

    Borg to read from latest Owen McKenna book

    Author Todd Borg returns to the South Lake Tahoe Library on July 29 with “Tahoe Blue Fire”, the 13th book in the Owen McKenna Tahoe mystery series. “​​Tahoe Blue Fire” is about former pro football player Adam Simms who is suffering traumatic brain injury from his days on the gridiron. When Simms becomes the prime […]

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  • Tahoe Tales — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

    Tahoe Tales — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

    Kalani is a 15-month-old pup who is friendly, bouncy, and full of energy. She likes to chase balls and loves to play and wrestle with other dogs. Kalani is sweet and well-mannered. She was DNA tested and the results show she is Siberian Husky crossed with Staffordshire Terrier. Kalani is anxious to find a forever […]

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  • Imagine Dragons slay Lake Tahoe audience

    Imagine Dragons slay Lake Tahoe audience

    By Susan Wood STATELINE – Kids imagine slaying dragons. So why not have them join the fun with the band that slays the demons of the dull and mundane? High energy was what Saturday night’s Imagine Dragons show at Harveys was all about. It was almost sold-out, with a twist on the attendance – more kids […]

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