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  • Study: SLT economy on positive trajectory

    Study: SLT economy on positive trajectory

    By Kathryn Reed South Lake Tahoe isn’t the same city it was just a few years. And that’s a good thing. Economic indicators point to a rebirth of sorts, but there is still plenty of room for improvement. That was the message delivered Oct. 18 by David and Jamie Orr to the City Council. The […]

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  • Study: Earth soaking up less carbon

    Study: Earth soaking up less carbon

    By Chelsea Harvey, Washington Post It might sound strange, but scientists believe the ground we walk on can be a huge weapon in the fight against climate change. That’s because the earth’s soil is serves as a giant carbon reservoir, containing trillions of tons that would otherwise end up in the atmosphere. Currently, soil is […]

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  • Goodwill not done expanding into region

    Goodwill not done expanding into region

    By Cathie Anderson, Sacramento Bee In three months’ time, Goodwill Industries has opened three stores, in Placerville, South Lake Tahoe and on Sacramento’s Alta Arden Expressway, but regional CEO Joseph Mendez told me that the store debuts aren’t over yet. Goodwill soon will open its first store in Elk Grove and a second in Sparks. […]

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  • Storms raise Lake Tahoe by 3 inches

    Storms raise Lake Tahoe by 3 inches

    In what seemed liked three days of uninterrupted rain in the basin amounted to 11 billion gallons of water dropping into Lake Tahoe. All that moisture meant Lake Tahoe’s level increased by 3 inches, according to the National Weather Service in Reno. The lake is still 2 inches below its natural rim. This means in […]

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  • Pilot’s body found near plane wreckage

    Pilot’s body found near plane wreckage

    The pilot of a missing plane was found deceased outside the wreckage of the aircraft this afternoon. A large contingent of search and rescue personnel from El Dorado and Douglas counties left Lake Tahoe Airport on Tuesday afternoon via transport from military helicopters. The 1960 Cessna 182 was located at 4:25pm Oct. 18 southwest of […]

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  • Business couple chastise SLT councilwoman

    Business couple chastise SLT councilwoman

    By Kathryn Reed It was a war of words at today’s South Lake Tahoe City Council meeting, with David and Jamie Orr voicing their anger about their perceived treatment by Councilwoman JoAnn Conner. The Orrs, who own Tahoe Mountain Lab, had a contract with the city do an economic report. They had been reluctant to make […]

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  • Woman dies in Douglas County Hwy. 50 crash

    Woman dies in Douglas County Hwy. 50 crash

    A woman visiting Lake Tahoe from Taiwan died Sunday in a car accident in Douglas County. Pao-Yi Tseng was taken to Barton Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced deceased. The woman’s 72-year-old husband, Jiann-Juh Tseng, was driving west on Highway 50 in the slow lane when the vehicle drifted off the road and then struck […]

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  • Nev. gun laws inching closer to Calif.’s

    Nev. gun laws inching closer to Calif.’s

    By David Montero, Los Angeles Times Joe Leal says he knows the good ones from the bad. He’s been doing this for decades. He trusts that his brown eyes — narrowed beneath a furrowed brow — won’t deceive him. He looks down at the shiny silver handgun under a glass case. Next to it is […]

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  • Search continues for missing aircraft

    Search continues for missing aircraft

    The search for a missing plane is expected to resume this morning. El Dorado County search and rescue teams started looking for the Cessna on Monday, but to no avail. Weather prevented a helicopter from assisting. The pilot of a Cessna flying from Idaho to Sacramento has not been heard from since Saturday.   The […]

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  • Sports center will redefine medical care in Tahoe

    Sports center will redefine medical care in Tahoe

    By Susan Wood The Robert Maloff Center of Excellence is as much about Tahoe’s past as it is building a solid future for sports medicine on the South Shore. “Since 2003, we started talking about this. It’s wellness, fitness and sports performance all in one – something we always needed to do, we just needed […]

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