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  • Enthusiasm surrounds pro cycling in Tahoe

    Enthusiasm surrounds pro cycling in Tahoe

    By Susan Wood With cowbells clanking and a Kentucky-Derbyish announcer yelling in the background, history was made Saturday in South Lake Tahoe with the Women’s Amgen Tour of California wrapping up its second day. Leah Kirchmann of Canada, riding for Optum Pro Cycling, won the stage of the largest and first tour in the United States […]

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  • Volunteers sought for Snapshot Day

    Volunteers sought for Snapshot Day

    More than a hundred trained volunteers will continue a 15-year tradition with a one-day hands-on effort to capture a snapshot of the health of Lake Tahoe’s watershed on May 16 at Lake Tahoe Community College. The League to Save Lake Tahoe will host Snapshot Day on the South Shore with presentations by Richard Booth from […]

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  • Tree planters to attempt to set world record

    Tree planters to attempt to set world record

    The Sugar Pine Foundation is partnering with Tahoe Donner Forestry to conduct a tree planting as a part of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative attempt to set a world record. Together with 40 groups across North America an estimated 200,000 trees will be planted in one hour. The local goal is to plant more than 200 Western white pines at Tahoe […]

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  • Women fight to win Lake Tahoe cycling race

    Women fight to win Lake Tahoe cycling race

    By Kathryn Reed Mother Nature teased Amgen Tour of California race officials Friday morning as temps hovered just above freezing and snow danced in the air. As the 11am start time got closer, the clouds parted to show blue sky and the requisite 45-degree mark had been reached. Eighty-two elite women racers left Heavenly Mountain […]

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  • Homeowners urged to get rid of junipers

    Homeowners urged to get rid of junipers

    Junk the Junipers is a Nevada Wildfire Awareness Month event designed to get people to rid their yards of this highly flammable plant. The Nevada Division of Forestry is hosting Junk the Junipers on May 16 from 8am-1pm at the division’s office, 885 Eastlake Blvd. in Washoe Valley. A second event will be hosted by […]

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  • Equestrians to join Tahoe Rim Trail Challenge

    Equestrians to join Tahoe Rim Trail Challenge

    Sunshine Tahoe is sponsoring the first equine team for the 2015 Tahoe Rim Trail Challenge. The third annual Tahoe Rim Trail Challenge is open for enrollment. The challenge will take participants on an exploration around the rim on six featured outings highlighting something unique to Lake Tahoe. Depending upon the trail and season, people may hike, bike, ride […]

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  • Cavendish, Armstrong highlight Tour of California

    Cavendish, Armstrong highlight Tour of California

    By Associated Press Mark Cavendish and Kristin Armstrong will highlight the Tour of California. Eighty-four women representing 14 teams will begin two days of racing Friday in the Sierra Nevada with a 74-mile counterclockwise loop around Lake Tahoe in the new women’s three-day stage race. Poor weather, including possible snow, is forecast Friday and Saturday. […]

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  • Stand up paddleboard race on Donner Lake

    Stand up paddleboard race on Donner Lake

    The 2015 Tahoe Cup Paddle Racing Series officially kicks off on Memorial Day weekend with the Donner Lake Race on May 23. The first of a three-event series, the Donner Lake Race is open to all paddling craft of all ability levels, from the recreational paddler to the SUP elite racer. Register online or the day of […]

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  • USFS going after invasive weeds

    USFS going after invasive weeds

    Don’t be worried if someone with a backpack is spraying weeds on U.S. Forest Service property. The agency is trying to eradicate, control and contain known infestations of invasive plants in the Lake Tahoe Basin by using chemical treatment. The work will occur at about 70 sites between May 15 and Sept. 30. Project areas include: […]

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  • Cyclists train for race despite threat of snow

    Cyclists train for race despite threat of snow

    Some of the 84 racers who will compete in the Amgen Tour of California Women’s Race this week in South Lake Tahoe have been training on local roads. The 14 teams of top professional women cyclists are set to race Friday and Saturday, with the start and finish at the California Lodge of Heavenly Mountain Resort. The […]

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