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Mercury, PCBs turning up in California sport fish

Driving season begins, as does griping about gas

NEW YORK - It's Memorial Day weekend and our national obsession with the price of gasoline is in focus once again.We'll spend a little less at the pump than a few weeks ago, but that won't stop us ...

Before bid, USOC must first choose summer or winter

DENVER - Now that they've made peace with their international partners on the financial front, leaders at the U.S. Olympic Committee must decide whether to try to bring an upcoming Olympics to Amer...

Dry conditions increasing threat for wildfire

Topaz Ranch Estates fire contained

A small Bureau of Land Management crew is patrolling what's left of the 7,152-acre Topaz Ranch Estates fire after it was declared contained Saturday evening.Snow and rain on Friday and Saturday hel...

Ongoing assistance available for caregivers

In Memory of Spc Garrett Fant

In Memory of Spc Garrett Fant5/11/90-9/26/11Gave his life defending our freedom and spent his life as a beloved son, grandson, brother, uncle, nephew and friend. He will always be loved and fore...

Battle heats up over labeling of genetically modified food

California governor wants to cap wildfire liabilities

Looking to cut wherever possible, California Gov. Jerry Brown wants to put a cap on the amount of funds government agencies can receive to battle and recover from wildfires, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times.

Evacuation Drill for Zephyr Knolls and Zephyr Heights on May 31

The Tahoe Douglas Fire District will hold an inter-agency wildfire evacuation drill on May 31 between the hours of 10am – 2pm.
The drill will be held in the Zephyr Heights and Zephyr Knolls communities. Residents of these communities will be notified by direct mail, door hangers and signage at the entrance areas to the communities.
Residents are encouraged to participate. The evacuation center for the drill will be the Zephyr Cove Park picnic area. Lunch will be served to those residents who evacuate to the park.

South Lake Tahoe Certified Farmers' Market begins June 5

Event Date: 
June 5, 2012 (All day)

This year's crop of organic produce will find its way to South Lake Tahoe beginning June 5 and extend throughout summer at the American Legion Hall parking lot and Fridays starting June 22 on Ski Run Boulevard.
The Certified Farmers' Market will run from 8 a.m to 1 p.m. each Tuesday through Oct. 9 at the American Legion Hall parking lot. Produce is picked within hours of market days and visitor can talk directly to the farmer and learn about new varieties of fruits and vegetables and farming practices.


LTN tidbti 28: Figuring out where stories are filed

Tahoe Tails — Adoptable Pets in South Lake Tahoe

Snippets about Lake Tahoe

2 LTCC Writers Series events to close out school year

Nevada State Parks to discuss basin mountain bike trails

Fox Gas in S. Tahoe may sell station to Safeway

Opinion: A time to remember those who died for the U.S.

Lake Tahoe Golf Course Bridal Show

The Lake Tahoe Golf Course Bridal Show will be on Saturday, June 2, 2012: 12pm–4 p.m. at Lake Tahoe Golf Course, 2500 Emerald Bay Road, South Lake Tahoe.
Admission is free. Come discover the breathtaking Lake Tahoe Golf Course. You are invited to a Bridal Show at Lake Tahoe Golf Course. Enjoy a bridal fashion show, network with local vendors, tasting samples of our hors d’oeuvres and enjoying our beatuiful views.
For more information go to www.countryclubreceptions.com/CA/south-lake-tahoe/lake-tahoe-golf-course/
groupsales@laketahoegc.com; (530) 577-0788.

Western Days Meets the Wagon Train

Western Days Meets the Wagon Train at Lakeview Commons, 11 am to 2 p.m. Wagon Train will pull over for photo opportunities, Western Days will greet the Wagon Train with low cost pony rides for the kids provided by Borges ponies, and vendors with various offerings. For more information, call Vi Tara at (530) 694-3761 or JoAnn at (530) 544-7412.

Wagon Train at Zephyr Cove Lodge

Wagon Train at Zephyr Cove Lodge begins at 4 pm to. McAvoy Lane as Mark Twain, then a steak barbeque. Cruise on the MS Dixie after dinner. For more information or to make reservations, call (530) 644-3761 or visit the website at www.hwy50wagontrain.com

Meyers Business Group hosts a Community Identity session

The Meyers Business Group will host a Community Identity session to gather input on the next steps in land use planning and community design standards. The meeting will be held at the Lake Valley Fire Station, 2211 Keetak St., Meyers, from 6:30-8:30pm. Open to the public.

El Dorado County youth plans to swim from Alcatraz to SF

5-day cycling event goes through parts of Tahoe

California lawmaker proposes limiting out-of-state, foreign students at UCs

Venus Transit viewing at Sand Harbor

Movement under way to keep mining away from Yosemite

Official start to summer fire season starts Monday

TRE Fire fully contained at 7,152 acres

Cooler, wet weather helped firefighters yesterday achieve full containment of the Topaz Ranch Estates Fire 15 miles south of Gardnerville, according to Sierra Front Interagency Dispatch Center.

The fire consumed 7,152 acres, two homes and 17 outbuildings. The local Carson City BLM District office took over command of the firefighting this morning. Ten firefighters remain on the scene, down from a peak of over 500.

Webinar series offered to develop fire adapted communities at Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe Wildfire Awareness Week runs through June 3. A Webinar Series on developing fire adapted communities at Lake Tahoe has been launched. Communities located in fire-prone area are fire adapted when they require little assistance from firefighters during a wildfire. Residents accept responsibility for living in a high fire-hazard area. They possess the knowledge and skills to prepare their homes and property to survive wildfire and they know how to evacuate early, safely and effectively.

TRTA looking for AmeriCorps volunteers

Tahoe Yellow Cress planted in partnership with high school, private business and conservation groups

A group of South Tahoe High School students joined Edgewood employees, conservation experts and officials on May 19 to plant new nursery grown stems of the threatened plant, Tahoe yellow cress on the beach at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course. Edgewood Companies is participating in a volunteer program called the Tahoe Yellow Cress Stewardship Program and has been assisting with inventory surveys as far back as 1979.

Fuelwood permit sales for Tahoe Basin begin first week of June

The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (LTBMU) will begin the sale of fuelwood permits at our south shore office on Monday, June 4, and at our north shore office on Wednesday, June 6, 2012. Permits cost $20 per cord with a two-cord minimum purchase and a limit of 10-cords per household.

California invasive weed problem could grow with budget cuts

$25 mil. up for grabs from U.S. Department of Education

LTN tidbit 27: Outside help completes the process

Creating ice cream flavors with a lasting impression

Animal shelter needs help with cats and kittens

Solstice celebration in Meyers

Opinion: Proving there are effective alternative medicines

Study shows a 6.9 quake possible in Lake Tahoe

‘Greatest Good’ at Explore Tahoe in South Lake

South Lake Tahoe to remember fallen soldiers on Memorial Day

A Memorial Day service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Happy Homestead Cemetery, 1261 Johnson Blvd., in South Lake Tahoe. The service will recognize veterans past and present and will be followed by cake and coffee at American Legion Post 795, 2748 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
The following was submitted by Gold Star Mom Patty Smith:

Raley’s union, management at impasse

Meyers looking to create community identity

5% pay cut being considered for California electeds

Topaz Fire 100% contained

Opinion: Brown struggles on three fronts with state budget

Firewood sale permits to be available in Tahoe basin

Resources available for people dealing with depression

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