Publisher’s note: This editorial is from the March 7, 2014, Orange County Register. Despite the recent heavy rain, California’s water situation remains dire. Data from the U.S. Drought Monitor, a partnership between the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, shows […]
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By John Rice To create an Olympic level athlete you need first a gifted, talented athlete, then a strong sense of family support, a good support system of friends, a good coaching base, a great playground to hone their skills, financial assistance and sponsors for coaching, travel and fees, and a community that supports them […]
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By Carolyn E. Wright As an attorney in the Lake Tahoe area who represents photographers and who also is a photographer, I am concerned about the rights of photographers. The Nevada Division of State Parks will have a public hearing at the Richard Bryan Building, 901 S. Stewart St., Carson City, 2nd floor Tahoe hearing […]
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To the community, “Honest baby, it was just once. It meant nothing, I promise.” If you’ve never heard this before, thank your lucky stars. But if you have, you recognize a whopper when you hear it. Via email, I received a copy of the third round of a grant, a grant that our county supervisor […]
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By Joanne Marchetta The environment of Lake Tahoe does not often turn on a dime. Environmental progress is measured in decades, not the nanoseconds of the digital age. When the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and partner agencies started inspecting Lake Tahoe watercraft in 2008, all we knew was that we needed to protect our waters […]
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To the community, Meyers has a rich history behind what you see today. But in some ways it really hasn’t changed much. Jim Wilson, land developer, began developing Meyers – then called Tahoe Paradise – in the 1950s. He traveled the world in search for the right recreational ideas for this new development. Wilson called […]
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To the community, Serving with big smiles and kind words, the Lake Tahoe Community College leadership team’s sponsor crew served over 95 community members at Bread & Broth’s March 10 dinner. B&B would like to thank the LTCC leadership team for once again supporting our goal of feeding the less fortunate of our community by […]
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By Bob Huff We’ve seen the election results. We have read the polls, too. It’s no secret that Republicans are not doing well in California. Statewide, our party registration is down. There’s not one statewide Republican elected official in California. There’s no argument that we Republicans have our work cut out for us. It is […]
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To the community, Meyers has a rich history behind what you see today. But in some ways it really hasn’t changed much. Jim Wilson, land developer, began developing Meyers – then called Tahoe Paradise – in the 1950s. He traveled the world in search for the right recreational ideas for this new development. Wilson called […]
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To the community, It has been wonderful to see all of the comments you have been sending on the Meyers Area Plan; however, we need to remain diligent to make sure the new Meyers Area Plan reflects what we want for our community. Please mark your calendars for March 19, 6-8pm at the CCC building, […]
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