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  • Ski report: Unsettled weather

    Ski report: Unsettled weather

    Weather could pose a problem for the lifts up top. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Ability Celebration at Alpine Meadows

    Ability Celebration at Alpine Meadows

    Disabled Sports USA Far West, located at Alpine Meadows Ski Resort, will host its weeklong Ability Celebration March 22-26. Participants from around the country will gather at Alpine Meadows for a week of rehabilitation camps and ski race competition; culminating in an evening of fine dining, entertainment, and silent auction to benefit the Disabled Sports […]

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  • Ski report: Freshies higher up

    Ski report: Freshies higher up

    Powder and wind on the upper slopes. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Expanding Tahoe bike week to a month proposed

    Expanding Tahoe bike week to a month proposed

    By Kathryn Reed If Ty Polastri were to have his way, Heavenly Village would be a ski village in the winter and bike village in summer. He laid out a plan recently to people who regulate the South Lake Tahoe retail area for future cycling events. “I see this area as the epicenter. I see […]

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  • Snow Sunday night forecast for Lake Tahoe Basin

    Snow Sunday night forecast for Lake Tahoe Basin

    The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a winter weather for the Lake Tahoe Basin from 8 this evening to 8am Monday above 7,000 feet. All this gray sky will eventually unleash snow starting Sunday afternoon. The heaviest snow will occur between 10pm and 5am. Expect 4 to 8 inches above 7,000 feet. The […]

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  • Teter takes second in U.S. Open halfpipe

    Teter takes second in U.S. Open halfpipe

    By Lindsey Sine, U.S. Snowboarding STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. – Kelly Clark of Mt. Snow, Vt., remained unstoppable Saturday, leading a U.S. podium sweep to win her eighth halfpipe snowboarding competition in a row during the Burton U.S. Open in her home state of Vermont. Japan’s Kazuhiro Kokubo finished first for the men, and Louie Vito […]

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  • Teller leads U.S. men in skicross

    Teller leads U.S. men in skicross

    By Freddy Perryman, U.S. Ski Team BRANAS, Sweden -– John Teller of Mammoth Lakes led three U.S. men into the finals of Sunday’s World Cup skicross race in Branas, Sweden, finishing 24th. Current men’s World Cup overall leader Andreas Matt of Switzerland was the men’s winner while Anna Holmlund of Sweden topped the women’s podium. […]

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  • Ski report: Snow and rain possible

    Ski report: Snow and rain possible

    Wind may be a problem on the upper lifts. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Returning to skis after 16 years on a snowboard

    Returning to skis after 16 years on a snowboard

    By Kathryn Reed TWIN BRIDGES — Yahoo was incorporated that year. Bill Clinton was president of the United States. A gallon of gas cost $1.09. 1995 was also the last time Pam Valentine was on skis. At 51, she decided to trade in her snowboard for a day for two planks. It’s not like this […]

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  • LTBMU seeks comments on off-highway grant

    LTBMU seeks comments on off-highway grant

    The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit is accepting comments for its Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation grant application. his annual grant funds Off-Highway Vehicle programs in the Lake Tahoe Basin including trail and trailhead maintenance and restoration and education and law enforcement of OHV and over the snow vehicle areas. The grant proposal […]

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