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  • Tahoe’s talk of Vancouver, Jan. 22

    Tahoe’s talk of Vancouver, Jan. 22

    Publisher’s note: Lake Tahoe News’ Opening Day at Whistler. Staff is at the site of the Winter Olympics to ski the mountains before Lake Tahoe athletes go after gold here in February. By Kathryn Reed WHISTLER, British Columbia — Living in the mountains would make me think seeing other mountains would not make me giddy. […]

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  • Heavenly execs work the line at Bread & Broth

    Heavenly execs work the line at Bread & Broth

    Heavenly Mountain Resort’s senior staff left the mountain and converged in the kitchen at Bread & Broth this week to serve more than 75 locals in need of a hot meal. In addition to providing volunteers to cook, serve meals and clean dishes at St. Theresa’s Grace Hall, Heavenly also donated $250 to sponsor the […]

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  • From ragtime to swing

    From ragtime to swing

    Nan Bostick’s “From Gaslight Ragtime to Electrified Swing Time” is Feb. 5 at 7pm at the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center, 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd. Admission is $5. Bostick will present her history of ragtime program in the local schools Feb. 1-5. The event is sponsored by Tahoe Arts Project.

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  • South Shore chamber on rebranding mission

    South Shore chamber on rebranding mission

    By Kathryn Reed Tonight the Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce will unveil its rebranding campaign for the 3-year-old entity. “We are going to try to do a better job of communication with our members and the community,” chamber President Patrick Atherton told Lake Tahoe News. Going forward the chamber wants to better articulate […]

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  • Soroptimist recognize STHS seniors for their achievements

    Soroptimist recognize STHS seniors for their achievements

    By Kathryn Reed STATELINE — Grades are important, but what makes these four young women standout among their peers is the complete package. “These extraordinary young women truly deserve this recognition,” South Tahoe High Principal Ivone Larson said. Larson was speaking about Sandra Zepeda, Catherine Kushner, Rachel Kaufer and Alexis Holmes. On Wednesday, the four […]

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  • Wii snags Tahoe athletes for snowboarding game

    Wii snags Tahoe athletes for snowboarding game

    Just in time for the world to celebrate prime snowboarding season, Destineer announces the imminent release of Triple Crown Championship Snowboarding for Wii starring Hannah Teter of South Lake Tahoe, Gretchen Bleiler, and Lindsey Jacobellis. The game features three of the national snowboarding team’s biggest female athletes in their natural element, strapped onto snowboards that […]

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  • 2002 Olympic torch run unites South Shore community

    2002 Olympic torch run unites South Shore community

    By Susan Wood As a new year and decade begin, I reflect on a time when South Lake Tahoe had reason to celebrate. If only for a moment, no unfinished projects, crumbling sidewalks, lost tourism promotion opportunities or staggering unemployment figures cloud my mind. One year ago today, the South Shore was placed on the […]

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  • Olympic author to speak in South Tahoe

    Olympic author to speak in South Tahoe

    What: “Snowball’s Chance” author David Antonucci presents a complete account of the preparations, pageantry, ceremonies, competitions and epilogues of the historic VIII Olympic Winter Games. Books will be available for purchase following the presentation. This program is free and refreshments will be provided. Where: Explore Tahoe: An Urban Trailhead, 4114 Lake Tahoe Blvd. in the […]

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  • Bijou students bake some scholarships

    Bijou students bake some scholarships

    By Laurie Brazil Bijou students are not only academically talented, but are selfless in their good works for our community. On a recent Thursday morning at the Senior Center, fifth-grade teacher Bob Hickman brought along four of his dedicated female students to share and explain their hard work and vision to “pay it forward”. Bijou […]

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  • Lone Eagle Grille adds musician

    Lone Eagle Grille adds musician

    Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is changing its music lineup. Ben Fuller will split the year with Luke Stevenson, a 15-year veteran of the Incline Village establishment. Fuller begins Jan. 21 with his original tunes and cover songs. He will be at the bar every Thursday through Saturday evening until May 27. To celebrate Fuller’s arrival, […]

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