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Tahoe Fund appoints CEO

TAHOE CITY, Calif. - The Tahoe Fund on Wednesday announced the appointment of Amy R. Berry to the new position of CEO.Berry joins the Tahoe Fund from ACCIONA Energy North America, where she was ...

AP Exclusive: Calif. 9/11 fund raided for deficits

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - After the 2001 terrorist attacks, California lawmakers sought a way to channel the patriotic fervor and use it to help victims' families and law enforcement. Their answer:...

Economists question why potential workers leave labor force

Opinion: Congress’ politics getting otter

Letter to the editor: Vote no on Measure B

The article in the May 25 paper regarding the business license increase is a testament to the mentality of the mayor and City Council. To suggest that those retailers in this community who are majo...

Letter to the editor: Tahoe needs to recruit greatness

I could write a very long letter concerning Patching's column titled "Tahoe's in Trouble." There's been a serious problem with Tahoe for decades.Criticism and outcry without solutions will continue...

Ripon man battling for his life following fight

A 30-year-old Ripon man who was involved in a fight at a South Lake Tahoe bar late last week has suffered severe brain damage and is in a fight his life in a Reno hospital, according to family m...

LTN tidbit 30: A big thank you for keeping LTN in the black

Art is best appreciated in person

Why is the loop road project on the South Shore a good or bad idea?

Opinion: California broke its promise on foster care

Loop road opponents dominate S. Tahoe council meeting

Don Q's Northern California and Sierra fishing report for week of May 30

Here is this week's fishing report for rivers, lakes and streams in Nevada, Northern California and the Sierra. This fishing report is for the week of May 30 to June 5, 2012.

Rural Economic Activity Boosts Nevada Taxable Sales By 7.2 Percent In March

CARSON CITY — Nevada’s taxable sales jumped 7.2 percent in March over March 2011, but the state’s two largest urban counties showed more sluggish growth, the state Department of Taxation reported Tuesday.
Taxable sales totaled $3.9 billion in March, driven by Nevada’s rural counties where large energy and mining projects helped boost the numbers overall. For the fiscal year to date, statewide taxable sales are up 7.5 percent.

Online retailer looks to harness consumer loyalty to nonprofits

Lack of workers could hurt farmers during harvest

S. Tahoe council skips headhunter; Kerry city manger for 90 days

Calif. 9/11 fund raided for deficits

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - After the 2001 terrorist attacks, California lawmakers sought a way to channel the patriotic fervor and use it to help victims' families and law enforcement. Their answer: Spec...

El Dorado County judges told to follow the law, not make their own

Watch it live: South Lake Tahoe City Council meeting

Update 6PM: City Council votes 4-1 not hire a firm to do a search for a new city manager. Instead leaders agreed to wait 90 days, until Oct. 1, to decide if interim City Manager Nancy Kerry should get the job. In the meantime, a firm was selected to do a background check on Kerry. Council members repeatedly noted and praised Kerry as being ethical and knows the city and its functions and is therefore trustworthy, is the most qualified for the job and that doing a search for anyone else is too costly and therefore unnecessary. Councilman Tom Davis, who voted no, said for public transparency and ethical reasons, there ought to be a search, even though Kerry is the general favorite among the council.
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The South Lake Tahoe City Council meets tonight at 5 p.m. as part of a public hearing to discuss The US Highway 50 South Shore Community Revitalization Project, commonly known as the Loop Road Project. Go here for the agenda, or see below, and go here to connect to the city of South Lake Tahoe live stream of the meeting.

Annual Lake Tahoe charity fishing derby, raffle and brunch on Sunday

Competition is on Lake Tahoe from one hour before sunrise to "High Noon" Sunday, June 3.
Prize money is awarded to anglers who reel in the largest Mackinaw $1,000, $500 Brown Trout, and $250 Rainbow Trout.
$50 entry fee includes Derby Entry, T-shirt, a wonderful Buffet Brunch (11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m.), and Raffle.
Proceeds to benefit community charities through the Tahoe City Rotary Club Foundation.
Pre-register in Tahoe City at Jake's On The Lake or Pete 'N Peters tavern by 5pm Saturday, June 2nd.

Opinion: Unnatural forests are depleting water supply

Zephyr Cove named Nevada's great American Beach by USA Today

A survey by USA Today has picked Zephyr Cove at Lake Tahoe among 51 favorite summertime Great American beaches.
Zephyr Cove was recommended by Charlie Johnson, associate editor of Nevada Magazine.

Here's the write-up:

New earthquake faults uncovered west of Lake Tahoe

RENO, Nev. - Scientists studying earthquake faults in the mountains west of Lake Tahoe say new, high-resolution imaging technology has helped uncover more substantial seismic hazards than previousl...

Burning Man knock-offs gaining in popularity

El Dorado County girl completes SF Bay swim

Development vs. conservation in Utah ski country

New bear cub brought to Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care

Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care has taken in a new bear cub, reports Tom Millham, founder. The cub came from the Humboldt area in northwest California, "because its mom was found dead." The cub was transported by LTWC Volunteer Linda McKenzie and her husband, Lonny.

South Tahoe SWAT team adds Humvee to arsenal of tools

South Tahoe National Little League majors recaps

The Dodgers beat the Yankees 17-7 on Monday, with the boys in blue jumping out to a quick 4-1 lead in the first inning. Danny Anderson, Denver Orr, Kenny Clark and Nick Ilvento each drew walks in t...

Shane Battier wants to come to Tahoe a champion

The first thing that Miami Heat forward Shane Battier said on a conference call promoting the American Century Championship in July was: "It's a different conference call for me because I'm usua...

LTWC begins rehabbing first bear cub of the season

The Doctors: Five tips to breathe easier

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is the fourth-leading cause of death in the United States. There's no cure for COPD, and you can't undo damage to your lungs. If you are one of the 12 million ...

Saunders: Elizabeth Warren is not a dumb blonde

It's hard to figure who looks worse in this story, Elizabeth Warren or Harvard Law School's affirmative action policies.Warren is the former Harvard law professor whom President Barack Obama pegged...

LTN tidbit 29: Images tell a story all by themselves

History: Tallac House was the place to stay in its heyday

Snippets about Lake Tahoe

Opinion: Law governing loss of pet dog needs to change

South Lake Tahoe done with putting up with code violators

U.N. agenda for sustainable growth riles El Dorado County residents

Boomers coping with fragility of being middle aged

Rogich: Time for Nevada to address collective bargaining

Judge: CalPERS can offer long-term care insurance to gay couples

Northern NV business: Guess what's back? Residential realty

RENO, Nev. - After years of stagnation, the residential construction market in Northern Nevada is slowly finding its legs.Developers are cautiously re-entering the market after lying dormant the pa...

Soaring to give Douglas County tourism a lift

After more than a decade-long absence of the event, Minden-Tahoe Airport will host a national soaring competition this summer - and airport officials says they are aggressively pursuing more soarin...

Lecture geared toward cyclists

Early voting numbers down in Douglas

MINDEN, Nev. - Early voting numbers are down a sixth compared to the last election.According to the Clerk-Treasurer's Office, 341 people turned out to vote on Saturday, the first day of early votin...

Officials at Raley's Supermarkets declare impasse

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - A labor disagreement between union workers at Raley's Supermarkets and company officials is heating up after the chain declared an impasse in negotiations.The Sacrame...

Lawmakers work together to keep state parks open

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - California lawmakers have a hard time agreeing on most budget matters, but the effort to keep state parks open is encouraging rare bipartisan deal-making.A handful of bill...

Descendant: Capones paved way for Nevada gambling

RENO, Nev. (AP) - Move over Bugsy Siegel. A descendant of Al and Ralph Capone says in a new book that the two gangsters played a much bigger role in creating Nevada's gambling empire.Historians ...

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