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Kirkwood airbag takes flight, derails chairlift

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - A gust of wind blew Kirkwood Mountain Resort's airbag free of its anchors Saturday afternoon and sent it sailing into the Cornice Express chairlift, derailing it.The i...

TRPA ready to engage public in Regional Plan update

LTUSD looking for kindergartners

Poll: Voters back idea of soda tax to fight obesity

Money from oil drilling pays for forest improvements

Vonn gives girls advice about fitness

Artist Thomas Kinkade dead at age 54

Sanford pleads not guilty in Swanson killing

The man accused of killing a 16-year-old South Shore gas station attendant more than 30 years ago pleaded not guilty to murder during an arraignment Friday in Placerville.Andrew Evan Sanford, 50...

Big summer ahead for stand-up paddlers

The next step in the South Shore's stand-up paddle revolution is coming this summer. Chris Brackett and family, who own and operate South Tahoe Stand-Up Paddle, are already planning events aroun...

TAHOE TODAY: Some things are meant to be

A few weeks ago, while in Hawaii, I learned of an event so profound that it made me stop and think of how the world really works. When I arrived in the islands for a short stay of work, I found mys...

TRPA's unintended consequences

LAKE TAHOE - Nevada Senate Bill 271 certainly got Tahoe Regional Planning Agency off the dime on the Regional Plan Update but, unfortunately, the process has spun out of control. On April 25, TRPA'...

Shaping Lake Tahoe's future

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency is rolling out an updated vision for the future of Tahoe, in which the lake and our communities are restored and sustainable. At Tahoe, our system is out of balan...

What to do when a bird hits the window

LTCC looking for poetry slam participants-spectators

Placer, El Dorado two of the healthiest counties in California

Opinion: FDA should do its job

Sugar Pine Foundation having fundraiser

Living in Tahoe increases risk of getting skin cancer

Opinion: A deeper truth under the hoodies

Social commerce helps small businesses grow

Gay marriage lawsuit presses for survivor benefits

Slow Rollers eye world record bike ride

A single line of cars stretching from El Dorado Beach to Stateline is a fairly common sight during the summer. But a single line of bikes? That would be a record.And that's exactly what the Slow...

Tapping, meditation classes at Tahoe Wellness Center

Workshops to offer tips on BMPs

The 13th annual workshops for Erosion Control Best Management Practices in the Tahoe Basin will be held April 20 and 27 in Incline Village, Nev., and Stateline, Nev.Erosion control BMPS are designe...

Organizations benefit from Good Neighbor Donation Day

Tahoe Youth & Family Services and Christmas Cheer received more than $5,000 and a 12-foot trailer full of donations collected during Good Neighbor Donation Day on March 31.Good Neighbor Donation...

Biz briefs: April 7, 2012

Exhibitor deadline approaching for Truckee Donner business expoThe deadline to exhibit at the 20th Annual Truckee Donner Chamber of Commerce Business Expo & Chamber Mixer is Tuesday.The event will ...

ACLU: Local police tracking cellphones without warrants

How women, girls are faring in education, jobs in Calif.

Saturday marks fourth annual Memorial Celebration in Honor of Sgt. Timothy Smith

The 4th annual Memorial Celebration in Honor of Sgt. Timothy Smith will be on Saturday, April 7, 2012 at Sierra-at-Tahoe. This year the memorial gathering will also benefit Operation Rebound.

Snippets about Lake Tahoe

Utah officials think 2022 Olympics bid is longshot

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Utah officials think a bid to host the 2022 Winter Olympics is a longshot but worth exploring, regardless.The Deseret News reports (http://bit.ly/HQ8qAa) a proposal submitted ...

Incline boarder tops podium at national event

Haase announces hiring of three assistant coaches

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Newly-appointed UAB men's basketball head coach Jerod Haase has announced the hiring of three new assistant coaches. Haase announced the additions of Robert Ehsan, Richie Riley ...

S. Tahoe fair participants don’t have to travel to Placerville

OBITUARY: Jim Cowan

HUSBAND, LOVER, FRIEND 1934 - 2011" Do all you can with what you have, for as long as you can, wherever you are." Love and Rememberance Live Forever, Fiona and KinjanaCopyright 2012 Tahoe Daily Tri...

OBITUARY: EDWARD WILLIAM RUNNE SR.

September 23, 1922 - March 30, 2012Edward William Runne Sr., age 89, died peacefully in his sleep in Diamond Springs, CA on March 30, 2012 surrounded by his family after a brief fight with cance...

Meyers plan gets fresh look

How to make Meyers a "recreational Mecca" is one part of discussions that kicked off at the South Shore this week.A meeting held at Lake Tahoe Environmental Science Magnet School Wednesday night...

TRPA to host workshops, public hearings

CARSON CITY, Nev. - Environmental regulators at Lake Tahoe are preparing to release draft proposals amending a regional plan that hasn't been updated in more than two decades - a delay that has cau...

Mac the Naw: Fishing season opens this month

Hello fellow anglers, I want to ask each and everyone who reads this to do me a favor. For the last few weeks while driving around our local area I have noticed vehicles that have a brake light or ...

STHS golf finishes seventh at Fallon

FALLON, Nev. - The young South Tahoe golf team shot a 490 at Fallon on Tuesday, finishing seventh behind Fernley, which shot a 461, and a fifth-place Fallon, which shot a 461. The Vikings were able...

As the Bull Wheel Turns: Gunbarrel 25 this Saturday at Heavenly

Glen Plake and the Gunbarrel 25 return to the slopes of Heavenly this Saturday as part of Heavenly's Spring Loaded promotion. The Gunbarrel 25 is a marathon 25-lap event for the average Joe down th...

South Tahoe track battles weather

With the girls' 3200-meter race in progress, the storm everyone was expecting finally arrived in Reno on Saturday during the Reed Sparks Rotary Invitational. The men's 4x400 meter team was warmi...

Local drummer stirring up a beat in national competition

It would be silly to say Liz Broscoe steps to the beat of a different drum. In reality, she steps to the beat of a lot of different drums.
The lifelong percussionist and South Lake Tahoe resident has been practicing rhythms for more than 30 years. She's practiced on a variety of types of the instrument, developed her own show, and even created a children's book about drumming.

Letter to the Editor: Planning agency's program is too complicated to be useful

The waterfront application produced by our planning agency requires that you finish the design before you can apply the rules that govern it, which to me is like saying, "go dig a hole and when you...

Letter to the Editor: Murder suspect's arrest dredges up memories

It is very difficult to celebrate the capture of the ruthless killer of Richard Swanson with the loss of a fine, intelligent, ambitious and good-looking young man whose future was cut short.It was ...

Rice fine with being the underdog at ACC

During press call on Wednesday, former "Seinfeld" actor John O'Hurley was asked who he though would finish atop the leader board at this year's American Century Championship, which will be played a...

Remember — your brain needs to continually be stimulated

Tourism officials urge changes to lure more visitors to U.S.

Workers needed on trails in Carson Valley

Opinion: Lake Tahoe’s future depends on Regional Plan update

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