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  • Storm warning canceled, but snow keeps falling

    Storm warning canceled, but snow keeps falling

    Publisher’s note: Updated 2:10pm. More than a foot of snow has fallen at lake level in the last 24 hours. The winter storm warning that was supposed to last until 4pm has been canceled because the storm has moved east, weather officials said. But that really isn’t true. It’s continuing to snow at Squaw Valley. […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 13

    Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 13

    Snow — it’s the word of the day, the word of the hour, the word every minute in Lake Tahoe right now. Here is your daily ski report brought to you by Curtis Fong, the Guy from Lake Tahoe.

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  • Spate of injuries concerns Olympic ski officials

    Spate of injuries concerns Olympic ski officials

    By Christopher Clarey, New York Times Nine weeks before the Winter Olympics begin in Vancouver, international skiing officials are scrambling to address safety concerns raised by a recent spate of horrific crashes by some of the world’s most accomplished skiers. Two reigning men’s world champions and a former women’s World Cup overall winner are among […]

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  • Tri coach focuses on whole athlete

    Tri coach focuses on whole athlete

    By Susan Wood GARDNERVILLE — Work smarter, not harder may well be the mantra for triathlete coach Marc Evans. The fitness pioneer who has trained two-time Ironman champion Scott Tinley, an early legend in the endurance sport’s circle, has dedicated his life to teaching athletes how to live up to their physical and mental conditioning […]

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  • Teter not on podium at Grand Prix

    Teter not on podium at Grand Prix

    Elijah Teter, who lives in Meyers and rides for Sierra-at-Tahoe, did not finish among the top in Saturday’s  finals of the Grand Prix half pipe at Copper Mountain in Colorado. For all the detail in the men’s and women’s competitions, click here.

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 12

    Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 12

    Can you say snow? It’s coming down this morning in Lake Tahoe at a rapid pace. It’s light and fluffy — great ski snow. Expect a few feet at lake level by the time you read the next report Sunday morning. Here is today’s ski report brought you to you by Curtis Fong, the Guy […]

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  • 3 missing skiers found near Mt. Rose

    3 missing skiers found near Mt. Rose

    This in from KOLO-TV in Reno: “Three skiers missing in the Sheep Flat area off the Mount Rose Highway were found and rescued late Friday. Washoe County sheriff’s deputies say the two men and one woman had been missing since 6pm Friday. They say the trio is ‘experienced,’ and had a fire going that led […]

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  • Substantial snow expected this weekend

    Substantial snow expected this weekend

    A winter storm warning has been issued for Lake Tahoe starting at 10 tonight and lasting to 4am Sunday. The National Weather Service is saying the heaviest snow will be Saturday night when 2 to 3 inches could fall in an hour at Lake Tahoe, with an inch an hour in the valleys of Northern […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 11

    Lake Tahoe ski report, Dec. 11

    Snow is gently coming down in Lake Tahoe. Expect powder days for the next few days. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Lake Tahoe.

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  • Sierra’s Teter injures shoulder

    Sierra’s Teter injures shoulder

    By John Branch, New York Times COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. — Hannah Teter, the defending gold medalist in the women’s halfpipe competition, dropped out of the United State Olympics team qualifying event here because of a shoulder injury she sustained during warmups. It does not mean that Teter will miss the Olympics, but it will put […]

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