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  • Professional boxing returning to Stateline

    Professional boxing returning to Stateline

    By Reno Gazette-Journal Terence Crawford, 22, of Omaha, Neb., headlines a boxing card at MontBleu Resort Casino and Spa at Lake Tahoe on June 26. Crawford has an 11-0-0 record with eight knockouts since turning pro two years ago in the lightweight division. Read the whole story

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  • Week of events to focus on being fire safe in Tahoe basin

    Week of events to focus on being fire safe in Tahoe basin

    The Lake Tahoe Basin will host Wildfire Awareness Week July 3-11. The event is to encourage residents to Be Ember Prepared by protecting their home and community from the embers that cause home fire during wildfires. California and Nevada already host a Wildfire Awareness Week in early May, but participation has been low in the […]

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  • Nealon jokes about ‘Haney Project’ and celebrity golf

    Nealon jokes about ‘Haney Project’ and celebrity golf

    By Dan Hinxman, Reno Gazette-Journal No offense to Charles Barkley or Ray Romano, but if Kevin Nealon had been invited to be on “The Hank Haney Project,” he just might be playing golf for big dollars now. “Why not give (it) to somebody like me, somebody who can really improve, somebody with hand-eye coordination, somebody […]

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  • Fallen Leaf worried about invasive species from Tahoe

    Fallen Leaf worried about invasive species from Tahoe

    By Kathryn Reed FALLEN LEAF LAKE — Property owners at Fallen Leaf Lake are doing everything they can to keep their body of water more pristine than Lake Tahoe. With aquatic invasive species already in the larger alpine lake, the smaller one is hoping to not have the same fate befall it. A real threat […]

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  • Hikers warned of rushing creeks in mountains

    Hikers warned of rushing creeks in mountains

    Publisher’s note: Creeks, rivers and streams throughout the Sierra are running high and fast, posing a danger to anyone trying to navigate them by foot or boat because of the current and temperature. Reno officials rescued eight people in one hour on Tuesday from the Truckee River. By Csthy Locke, Sacramento Bee The El Dorado […]

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  • Youth basketball signups at Kahle

    Youth basketball signups at Kahle

    Advantage Basketball Camps is accepting registrations for its June 28-July 1 ball handling and shooting camp at Kahle Community Center in Stateline The four-day summer camp costs $125-$195. Sibling, group and team discounts available. Camps are open to boys and girls ages 6-18 of all ability levels. To register or for more information click here […]

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  • 6 trail building days in June on TRT

    6 trail building days in June on TRT

    Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association for volunteer trail building workdays in Stateline on the Daggett Summit Trail Project. Workdays are Tuesdays and Saturdays (9am to 4pm) in June. Learn new skills, meet like-minded trail enthusiasts, and give back to your community by joining a volunteer trail crew. Volunteers of all skill levels and physical […]

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  • Cascade Falls in full force

    Cascade Falls in full force

    By Kathryn Reed From a distance, Cascade Falls is more impressive than it is when you are right on top of it. With the abundance of snow still in the higher elevations, the water may be tumbling well into summer. It is definitely rushing at a rapid pace now. The main fall is 200-feet long. […]

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  • Dozens show-off the casual, fun side of cycling

    Dozens show-off the casual, fun side of cycling

    More than 50 people participated in the inaugural bike parade on June 5 in South Lake Tahoe. Riders rode a couple miles starting at Ski Run Marina. The entire day was about cycling. Lake Tahoe Bicycle Coalition created the event. Ski Run Boulevard was transformed into a bike festival on Saturday. The more serious cyclists […]

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  • South Tahoe BMX Track about to open

    South Tahoe BMX Track about to open

    South Lake Tahoe BMX Track will open for the summer season on June 8 at 5:30pm. The track will be open for practice every Tueday and racing every Thursday through August. All ages and abilities are welcome. American Bicycle Association memberships available on site. Free trial memberships available. Helmets, long pants and long-sleeve shirts required […]

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