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  • LTCC takes hard look at creating goals to improve

    LTCC takes hard look at creating goals to improve

    By Kathryn Reed Lake Tahoe Community College knows what it needs to work on, but how to get there is another matter. “We want to develop a shared understanding of opportunities and challenges,” Tom Greene, vice president of Academic Affairs and Student Services, explained as the five tables of eight people chatted among themselves. “This […]

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  • El Dorado County program works with unlicensed drivers

    El Dorado County program works with unlicensed drivers

    By Cathy Locke, Sacramento Bee El Dorado County District Attorney Vern Pierson has announced plans to offer a suspended driver’s license diversion program. The District Attorney’s Office has formed a partnership with Pacific Educational Services Inc. to educate people who drive without a valid driver’s license or on a driver’s license that has been suspended […]

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  • Report: Dugard expected to finish book this year

    Report: Dugard expected to finish book this year

    By Christina Mendonsa, News 10 SACRAMENTO — Jaycee Dugard spent last summer camping with family, the fall taking daytrips with her daughters, and this winter, writing her unique and painful memoirs. The woman held captive for 18 years is now living the life she dreamed of in childhood dairies kept during her years in the […]

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  • Federal health plan creates unexpected tax for some California parents

    Federal health plan creates unexpected tax for some California parents

    By Bobby Caina Calvan, Sacramento Bee Thousands of California parents leaped at the chance to provide health coverage to their grown and uninsured children when a provision in the federal health care law took effect last fall. Now some of those parents, such as Barry Demant of Folsom, are finding a hidden cost to the […]

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  • City wants to adjust Heavenly Village contract, fix garage

    City wants to adjust Heavenly Village contract, fix garage

    By Kathryn Reed Two of the current South Lake Tahoe City Council members are responsible for the city entering a 30-year agreement to pay 20 percent of the total cost, or about $140,000 a year, for the upkeep of Heavenly Village. The current city manager, city attorney and redevelopment director all say the contract needs […]

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  • South Tahoe pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle

    South Tahoe pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle

    A South Lake Tahoe woman who was crossing Highway 50 Wednesday night died from her injuries Thursday morning at Renown Medical Center in Reno, where she had been airlifted. The name of the 62-year-old is not being released pending notification of her family. The accident occurred about 6pm Feb. 9 in front of Grocery Outlet. […]

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  • Body of missing Reno hiker found

    Body of missing Reno hiker found

    By Reno Gazette-Journal The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office today confirmed that a body found above the White’s Creek Trailhead is that of missing hiker Rick Gentry. Deputy Armando Avina said that two Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue volunteers were training their cadaver dog, Geiger, when they discovered the body in the area above […]

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  • Retired SLTFD captain dies snowmobiling

    Retired SLTFD captain dies snowmobiling

    Retired South Lake Tahoe fire Capt. Steve Taylor died in a snowmobiling accident Feb. 8. He was 58. Taylor was riding with two friends on personal sleds in the Blue Lakes Road area off Highway 88 when the accident occurred. The California Highway Patrol report says Taylor was riding at a high rate of speed […]

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  • Nevada water quality lab looking to expand

    Nevada water quality lab looking to expand

    By Bob Brundage, Reno Gazette-Journal Western Environmental Testing Laboratory has found a growing need for its services in Nevada, California and Colorado during its short existence, and now it is trying to stretch its reach even farther. “We’re definitely looking to stay on the West Coast, in Arizona, Utah, Oregon and Idaho,” operations manager Nick […]

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