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  • Letter: Businesses give back to help less fortunate

    Letter: Businesses give back to help less fortunate

    To the community, On behalf of the Zawadisha Fund, we would like to give a heartfelt thank you to all the local community members who shopped or purchased services at the following businesses during May’s She Is Beautiful Lake Tahoe: BioSpirit Day Spa, Bliss Skincare Studio Elevate Wellness Center, Gaia-Licious Global Gifts, Mountain Yoga and […]

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  • Opinion: Conservancy turning public land into paychecks

    Opinion: Conservancy turning public land into paychecks

    Publisher’s note: The following was read into the record June 20 at the California Tahoe Conservancy meeting by Tahoe Vista resident Ellie Waller and was subsequently submitted to Lake Tahoe News. From a recent email from [CTC worker] Bruce Eisner [it] stated, “A small number of Conservancy’s ‘asset lands’ are in residential areas….” Of particular […]

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  • Letter: Chamber says thanks for fun mixer

    Letter: Chamber says thanks for fun mixer

    To the community, TahoeChamber would like to thank Lake Tahoe Cruises & Zephyr Cove Resort for a spectacular Business After Hours Mixer. The crowd assembled in the special events tent, which was beautifully decorated with floral arrangements and specialty linens. The food prepared by Executive Chef Jeremy Acuna was decadent, the staff were very friendly, […]

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  • Opinion: CTC crosses the line with taking of property

    Opinion: CTC crosses the line with taking of property

    Note: The following letter was read into the record at the June 20 California Tahoe Conservancy meeting by Lake Tahoe News Publisher Kathryn Reed. Thank you for allowing me to speak today. I am Kae Reed and I am a homeowner in South Lake Tahoe who lives next to a Conservancy lot. Susan Wood and […]

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  • Opinion: Making a case for secret marriages

    Opinion: Making a case for secret marriages

    By Joe Mathews, Valley Public Radio Pssst. Wanna know a secret? I’m going to let you in on confidential marriage, an only-in-California concoction that is little known but deeply relevant to today’s debates about marriage. Confidential marriage is in most respects the same as any old legal marriage—solemnized and binding. But confidential marriage licenses, unlike […]

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  • Letter: Gardnerville group helps at Bread & Broth

    Letter: Gardnerville group helps at Bread & Broth

    To the community, Bread & Broth would like to thank St. Gall Catholic Church’s Faith Sharing Group from Gardnerville for sponsoring the June 10 Adopt A Day of Nourishment. As part of their ministry, the Faith Sharing Group wanted to help those in need and chose to support Bread & Broth’s efforts to provide a […]

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  • Opinion: Funding will be Tahoe’s next major challenge

    Opinion: Funding will be Tahoe’s next major challenge

    By Joanne Marchetta The goal of a restored Lake Tahoe is a shared vision for many organizations. This goal unites TRPA with the work of the public and private sectors, the community and property owners, and businesses and environmental groups to name just a few. Achieving restoration takes collective will and, to be frank, substantial […]

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  • Opinion: LTUSD tennis policy cheats taxpayers

    Opinion: LTUSD tennis policy cheats taxpayers

    By Kathryn Reed I’m usually a supporter of user fees even when I’ve already paid for “the thing that is being used” through some sort of other tax. That is why I am not up in arms about the thought of paying for parking at Cove East or Lakeview Commons – the two areas in […]

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  • Letter: Harrah’s-Harveys employees give back to community

    Letter: Harrah’s-Harveys employees give back to community

    To the community, Harrah’s-Harveys casinos generously sponsored a Bread & Broth Adopt-A-Day of Nourishment on June 3 at St. Theresa Church Grace Hall. B&B is very thankful for their support in helping to feed the needy of our community. Their donation of $250 provided the evening’s guests with a delicious dinner consisting of baked ham […]

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  • Opinion: California needs more water storage

    Opinion: California needs more water storage

    By Dianne Feinstein Flying over California recently on my way back to Washington, I was dismayed to see how bone-dry the state is so early in the summer season. There was virtually no snowpack. Lakes and reservoirs are circled with rings of barren, dry soil. And plumes of smoke from forest fires dot the skies, […]

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