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  • Plunge into Tahoe raises big bucks for Special Olympics

    Plunge into Tahoe raises big bucks for Special Olympics

    Chilly isn’t the word most people would use for Lake Tahoe this time of year. Freezing, ice cold, bitter, bone chilling — those are more common phrases. Even though the first day of spring was unseasonably warm at Lake Tahoe, the water was its normal icy temperature. This didn’t stop a multitude of people from […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, March 23

    Lake Tahoe ski report, March 23

    Bring the sunglasses and short-sleeves — it’s definitely spring on the slopes. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Heavenly extends season into late April

    Heavenly extends season into late April

    Heavenly Mountain Resort is extending the winter ski and snowboard season to April 25. “We’ve got a deep snowpack and amazing snow surface conditions thanks to our best-in-class grooming team,” Blaise Carrig, Heavenly’s chief operating officer, said in a press release. “As a result, we decided to reward our passholders with an extra week of […]

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  • Ski for free at Heavenly in April

    Ski for free at Heavenly in April

    The 2010-11 Heavenly Mountain Resort pass is on sale for $339. If you buy your pass now, you’ll ski or ride April 2010 for free. Existing pass holders who renew their pass before the end of the winter season will receive two $50 buddy tickets for use during April of the 2009/10 season Purchase your […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, March 22

    Lake Tahoe ski report, March 22

    It’s a bluebird day in Lake Tahoe. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Homewood-Alpine combo pass for next season

    Homewood-Alpine combo pass for next season

    Two mountains for one price is being offered at Alpine and Homewood for the 2010-11 season. The Unfiltered Alpine Homewood pass offers unrestricted skiing and riding at both Tahoe resorts at $699 for adults; $1,399 for families (two adult passes and two passes for kids 18 and under). Financing options are available as are other […]

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  • Annual permits available for Caple and Silver lakes

    Annual permits available for Caple and Silver lakes

    By Cathy Locke, Sacramento Bee The El Dorado Irrigation District is expanding its annual permit program to cover day use and boating at three of its mountain recreation areas. Annual permits have long been available for Jenkinson Lake in the Sly Park Recreation Area, off Highway 50 near Pollock Pines. Now the permit also covers […]

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  • Teter 4th, Hight 6th at U.S. Open halfpipe event

    Teter 4th, Hight 6th at U.S. Open halfpipe event

    By Lindsey Sine, USSA STRATTON MOUNTAIN, VT – Kelly Clark (Mt. Snow, VT) threw down for the home crowd Saturday, stomping some massive 9s to take the win in halfpipe at the 2010 Burton US Open at Stratton Mountain. Clark put down a frontside air, backside five, frontside seven, cab seven, and frontside nine to […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, March 21

    Lake Tahoe ski report, March 21

    It will be a mix of clouds and sun today. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Olympic Valley skier named U.S. super G champion

    Olympic Valley skier named U.S. super G champion

    By Elizabeth Karam, USSA LAKE PLACID — Travis Ganong (Olympic Valley, CA) and Keely Kelleher (Big Sky, MT) were crowned 2010 Visa U.S. Super G Champions on Saturday at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid. Ganong and Kelleher both led the pack from starting bib one. U.S. Championships bring together top athletes from national team and […]

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