To the community, Bread & Broth’s Adopt A Day of Nourishment program provides individuals, clubs/organizations and businesses the opportunity to sponsor a hot, healthy meal for needy members of the South Lake Tahoe community. On Oct. 22, the Tahoe Daily Tribune sponsored its first Adopt A Day dinner and sent a great volunteer sponsor crew […]
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To the community, The drug problem in South Lake Tahoe is not from cannabis, it is from alcohol. The abuse of alcohol is so rampant that rape and assaults in South Lake Tahoe are twice the national average. You heard me right, twice the national average for rapes and assaults. Any honest cop will tell […]
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By Cheyanne Lane What are the first thoughts that go through your mind when you see a youth on the streets? How did they get there, where are their parents, and are they safe? It’s disturbing to realize that between 1.6 million and 2.8 million youth run away annually. That’s each year. Most youth who […]
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By Ted Long Once again El Dorado County District Attorney Vern Pierson is using his office to discredit someone. First, let us not forget that he dismissed all charges against Mr. [Gino] DiMatteo, and he has never offered any proof of any of the charges throughout this miscarriage of justice. He is using the federal […]
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By David Trifunov, Global Post Saying it’s written clearly in the rules – and clearly not understanding the spirit of the request – skiing’s international governing body on Saturday denied Lindsey Vonn’s request to compete against the men. The American World Cup champion had asked FIS to let her compete in the men’s World Cup […]
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By Greg Jaffe, Washington Post There’s one foreign policy fact that President Obama and Mitt Romney dare not mention this election season. No American general will speak of it. Nor will it displace the usual hot topics at Washington’s myriad foreign policy think tanks. Measured by most relevant statistics, the United States — and the […]
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To the community, If Mayor Claire Fortier is serious about the city honoring Marjorie Springmeyer and her Johnson brothers, then the city should build a city hall to honor them because years ago they gave 6 acres to the city for a hall that never was built. At a council meeting the police chief reported […]
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To the community, Bread & Broth’s Adopt A Day of Nourishment on Sept. 24 was generously sponsored by McCall Realty. An Adopt A Day sponsorship provides a nutritious evening meal to approximately 100 needy individuals in the South Lake Tahoe community. To serve this number of meals, B&B has a regular crew of volunteers and […]
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To the community, On Oct. 21, 20 local artists volunteered their time and donated valuable pieces of their own art work all in an effort to raise money for local nonprofit, North Tahoe Arts located in Tahoe City. Attendees gathered at the Lodge at Lahontan Golf Course for A Fine Evening with Fine Art. The […]
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By Michelle Steel Proposition 30, on the Nov. 6 ballot, will ask Californians to raise their own taxes by about $6.6 billion to fund California’s bloated government. Proposition 30 won’t fix our schools or stabilize the state budget; it will increase tax volatility and leave our children facing more of the same. Proposition 30 will […]
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