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  • Tahoe Olympians build skiercross courses at home resorts

    Tahoe Olympians build skiercross courses at home resorts

    By Lauren Gustus, Renog Gazette-Journal Building your own ski cross course is becoming the popular thing to do at Lake Tahoe these days. Errol Kerr, the Jamaican ski cross racer and Truckee resident, is the latest to construct a course. His is at Alpine Meadows, which is Kerr’s home mountain. Earlier this month, U.S. ski […]

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  • Bahrke satisfied with training before Olympics

    Bahrke satisfied with training before Olympics

    By USSA STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — Less than one week before the 2010 Games open in Vancouver, the U.S. Olympic moguls team has returned to the site of its Olympic Trials event and are putting the finishing touches on their runs before they are Vancouver Bound. “The camp is going great here in Steamboat. It […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 6

    Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 6

    Forecast still calls for snow all day in Lake Tahoe. It’s dry at the lake on the South Shore this morning. Here’s the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Nationals at stake in adaptive race at Sierra

    Nationals at stake in adaptive race at Sierra

    By Kathryn Reed TWIN BRIDGES — Riding the same boardercross route that has enabled Joanie Anderson to become a world-class athlete did not deter or intimidate these riders. This particular group went up and over the rollers on Friday like they may follow in her footsteps. The only difference is they will be doing it […]

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  • Anderson tops podium at Dew Tour

    Anderson tops podium at Dew Tour

    By Micah Abrams, ESPN Everybody can exhale. The Winter Dew Tour Slopestyle came to it’s final, inevitable, and thrilling conclusion Friday at Mount Snow in Vermont. In addition to handing out hardware for the tour’s third stop — the Toyota Championship — overall Dew Cup Slopestyle Champions were also named. Needless to say, excitement abounds. […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 5

    Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 5

    Wind could be a problem at some resorts this morning. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Girls basketball clinics on South Shore

    Girls basketball clinics on South Shore

    Douglas County Parks and Recreation Department Girls Basketball Clinics for grades 3-8 will be at Kahle Community Center in Stateline March 6 and March 13 from 4-6pm Cost: $8 per clinic, payable to the instructor, Kahle Community Center will offer a girls 3 on 3 basketball league next fall-winter. For Information, call (775) 588-5309 or […]

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  • Collegiate hockey tournament in South Tahoe

    Collegiate hockey tournament in South Tahoe

    The South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena will host the Pacific Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament this weekend. Starting Friday, five West Coast teams will vie to advance to the National Tournament. Play continues all Saturday afternoon and concludes Sunday morning. Watch a lot of action for $5 per game or $20 for the entire tournament. For […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 4

    Lake Tahoe ski report, Feb. 4

    Weather is on its way — though most likely Friday is the powder day. Here is today’s ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Bear hunting rules may become more liberal in California

    Bear hunting rules may become more liberal in California

    By Paul Rogers, San Jose Mercury News Watch out, Smokey. Keep your head down, Yogi. Saying that California’s black bear population has quadrupled in the past 25 years, state Fish and Game Department officials are drafting new rules that could increase the number of black bears killed by hunters each year in the state by […]

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