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  • Air Streams becoming popular mobile offices

    Air Streams becoming popular mobile offices

    By Peter Savodnik, Bloomberg The first time Ben Jenkins met Billy Gibbons, the guitarist and lead singer for the rock band ZZ Top, they sat in Jenkins’ 1958 Airstream trailer in the parking lot of the Four Seasons Hotel outside Dallas. “The meeting was supposed to be at the hotel bar, but once he heard […]

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  • Grief counseling can help people move forward

    Grief counseling can help people move forward

    By Rebecca Phillipsen Everyone needs a witness or someone to hear their story of loss and the feelings that accompany that experience. Someone who understands and can provide presence and guidance as one navigates the landscape of grief and mourning. Healing your soul and renewing your spirit occurs when using creative activities to work through […]

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  • Broadway concert benefits LTCC music department

    Broadway concert benefits LTCC music department

    The Lake Tahoe Community College music department is offering a performance of the greatest hits of “Les Misérables” and “Miss Saigon” on Oct. 6 at 8pm in the Duke Theatre. This one-night engagement is a fundraiser for a concert grand piano for the music department. Tickets are $15 at the door. “Les Miz Saigon” will […]

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  • Expect more Halloween revelers this season

    Expect more Halloween revelers this season

    By Tiffany Hsu, Los Angeles Times More people than ever before will get their spooky on for Halloween this year, even though most said they’ll be watching what they spend on decorations, costumes and candy. About 170 million Americans will celebrate the creepy holiday, according to the National Retail Federation. That’s 71.5 percent of the […]

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  • CDC rules force county health departments to make changes

    CDC rules force county health departments to make changes

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recently provided a directive to county health departments regarding administration of immunizations. The CDC’s mandate stipulates that effective Oct. 1, health departments can no longer utilize federally-provided vaccines for people who have private health insurance. Due to these changes, the El Dorado County Health and Human Services […]

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  • TRPA recognizes 4 people for their lake spirit

    TRPA recognizes 4 people for their lake spirit

    The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency gave out four Lake Spirit Awards at the second annual Community Appreciation Day on Sept. 27. They were honored for going above and beyond the call of duty to protect the beauty and clarity of Lake Tahoe and the Basin environment. Jacquie Chandler was the Lake Spirit Award winner in […]

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  • Slew of authors to gather at Douglas County library

    Slew of authors to gather at Douglas County library

    The Douglas County Public Library in Minden presents An Evening with Local Authors on Oct. 3 from 4:30 to 6:30pm. This free event will feature an appearance by local authors Todd Borg, Elizabeth Leiknes and William Hill. Other authors participating include: Conrad Buedel and Steve Achard; Dave Anderson; Kaine Andrews; Maggy Anthony; Megan Avila; Victor […]

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  • Presidio Brass to play at STHS theater

    Presidio Brass to play at STHS theater

    Tahoe Arts Project kicks off its 26th season with Presidio Brass performing on Oct. 5 at the South Tahoe High School theater at 7pm. Special guest will be the South Tahoe High School Brass Ensemble. Presidio Brass is a dynamic force in American brass chamber music. With a unique and exciting repertoire written specifically for […]

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  • Taking care of teeth has other health benefits

    Taking care of teeth has other health benefits

    By Mandy Kendall I have been staying with a girlfriend recently and, like many families, they have certain routines that help with the day-to-day flow of things, and help make sure my friend doesn’t lose her mind in the process of running a busy household. The evening routine is particularly regimented to ensure that books […]

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  • Music event to raise money for injured cyclist

    Music event to raise money for injured cyclist

    There will be a free outdoor concert Sept. 30 as a means to raise funds for Adam Rose. On Aug. 21, Rose was riding his bicycle and was struck by an alleged drunken driver at 12th Street and Emerald Bay Road. His arms and legs were broken and he is currently confined to a wheelchair. […]

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