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  • July 4 revelers mar Tahoe beaches with trash

    July 4 revelers mar Tahoe beaches with trash

    By Kathryn Reed Even though there is less actual beach in the basin, those using it keep leaving the same amount of trash. For the past three years volunteers have picked up about 1,600 pounds of trash on July 5 – the day after the busiest day of the year for Tahoe beaches. This doesn’t […]

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  • SLT cops looking for suspect who severely injured man

    SLT cops looking for suspect who severely injured man

    Nine days after a man was found lying in a South Lake Tahoe street unresponsive with a significant head injury he remains hospitalized and his assailant on the loose. Police on July 5 finally are asking for the public’s help in regards to the June 26 incident. Adam Albaugh, 23, of Pennsylvania was found on […]

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  • Police calls down in SLT over July 4

    Police calls down in SLT over July 4

    The South Lake Tahoe Police Department was kept busy during this year’s 4th of July celebration, although officers said it was a relatively well behaved crowd.  During the 24-hour period starting at 6am July 4 officers responded to 70 calls for police service. They included: 18-Disturbance 5-Homeless/transient 1-Traffic collision 6-Battery on person 2-Public intoxication 2- […]

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  • STPUD employees to get 4 years of raises

    STPUD employees to get 4 years of raises

    Employees of South Tahoe Public Utility District are expected to receive a 2½ percent raise for each of the next four years. The board of directors at the July 6 meeting is set to vote on the contracts for employees. “A survey of total compensation of industry comparable agencies will be conducted in the second […]

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  • Sizing up Nevada’s dismal education reputation

    Sizing up Nevada’s dismal education reputation

    By Amelia Pak-Harvey, Las Vegas Review-Journal   Worst in the nation. Or, at least, among the worst. That’s the reputation of Nevada’s K-12 public education system. The label hangs over teachers who come to work here, over every test score — even over some students, who are keenly aware of the status of their public […]

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  • 1 person killed in Alpine County solo vehicle crash

    1 person killed in Alpine County solo vehicle crash

    A 61-year-old man died in a single-vehicle rollover accident in Markleeville on July 3. The Moundhouse resident was driving a Ford pickup east on Airport Road when he drifted off the pavement at about 3:30pm. The vehicle went down a steep dirt embankment and then flipped onto the roof. The driver died at the scene. […]

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  • Governor working to keep rural Nevadans insured

    Governor working to keep rural Nevadans insured

    By Associated Press CARSON CITY — Frustrated with a lack of input from insurance companies on how to keep thousands of Nevadans from being kicked off the health exchange, Gov. Brian Sandoval wrote to four industry executives on last week, calling them to his office and insisting they work with state officials to find a […]

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  • Lake Tahoe summer tourism heating up

    Lake Tahoe summer tourism heating up

    By Susan Wood Just look around. After winter’s peaks and valleys, visitors from the San Francisco Bay Area to the far reaches of the planet appear on track to bask on Lake Tahoe’s shores and mountains. South Lake Tahoe transient occupancy tax collections shot up as early as April this year to $744,565, amounting to […]

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  • Double fatality on Kingsbury Grade

    Double fatality on Kingsbury Grade

    Two people have died in a head-on collision on Kingsbury Grade. The crash occurred about two miles up from the Carson Valley on July 4 just before 10pm. The two who died were in the passenger vehicle. Two people in an F150 Ford truck were airlifted to Renown Medical Center in Reno with serious, but […]

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  • Professional soccer player nearly drowns at Tahoe

    Professional soccer player nearly drowns at Tahoe

    A professional soccer player nearly drowned at Zephyr Cove Resort on Tuesday. San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Matheus Silva was listed in critical but stable condition at Renown Medical Center in Reno on July 4. The team issued a statement saying the 20-year-old received “life-saving resuscitation measures” after being pulled from the water. The 6-foot-2 Brazilian […]

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