Blue13 Dance Company is a contemporary Indian dance theater ensemble based in Los Angeles that is coming to Tahoe this month. Tahoe Arts Project is bringing the group to the MontBleu showroom in Stateline on Oct. 24 at 7pm. Since 1999, the company has performed all over the United States and abroad in its signature Neo-Kathak and […]
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By Davis Enterprise The Lake Tahoe Sonification Project is a sound installation which represents multiple aspects of Lake Tahoe’s environment, both above and within the lake. Weather data from the lake is crafted into sound, creating a continuous aural experience that is artistic in design, and intelligible to a listener. This sound installation will create […]
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By Tim Henderson, Washington Post NEW YORK — At 81, Stan Piotrowski has no desire for full-time company. He lives alone in Tudor City, an enclave with a very high proportion of single dwellers. “At this point in my life, I wouldn’t want to live with anybody,” he said. “I want to do what I […]
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With the intent of providing a higher level of service to South Lake Tahoe home buyers and sellers, South Tahoe Association of Realtors created the area specialist certification program for its members. To achieve the certification, a licensed Realtor must demonstrate sufficient knowledge regarding the following local agencies and industries: TRPA Homeowner insurance Building department […]
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The Barton Foundation is honoring Patty Olson with this year’s Spirit of Philanthropy award. Olson has been in South Lake Tahoe since 1950. She is a founding member of the Barton Auxiliary. She helped organize the auxiliary’s first fundraiser for the hospital and hosted many other Barton fundraising events at Young’s Bijou Lodge, which she and […]
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The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is hosting a two-day wilderness first aid course taught by the Wilderness Medicine Institute of NOLS. The classes are Nov. 1-2, 8am-5pm at the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency in Stateline. This course will provide individuals with a foundation of important first aid concepts critical to responding effectively to emergencies in […]
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By Tara Haelle, NPR Brace yourselves: Flu season is coming. And along with the coughing, fevers and aches you can expect a lot of unreliable or downright wrong information about the flu vaccine. Flu kills more people in a year in the U.S. than Ebola has killed in the history of the world. Many people […]
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Jose seems to enjoy posing for his photo — what a cute face. He is 12 weeks old, and one of three male and three female kittens at the shelter right now. Plus, there are several nice adult cats. Jose is an energetic, handsome brown tiger longhair kitten. He is neutered, microchipped, tested for FIV, […]
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By Kelly Shanahan Oct. 13 is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. It is important to recognize the elephant in the pink room that is October: metastatic breast cancer, cancer that spreads outside the breasts, affects 155,000 Americans, killing 40,000 of us every year, yet it only receives 2 percent of breast cancer research dollars. Metastatic […]
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South Lake Tahoe native rapper Patterns of Perfection (P.O.P.) has released his latest LP, “Pappa’s Back.” The 13 original tracks were published on the World Records independent music label without support of the corporate music industry. He says there are party tracks, groove tracks, chill out tracks, hardcore tracks, and tracks he included just for fun. His first […]
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