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Northstar celebrates 40 years, looks forward

Life-size nutcrackers guard Virginia City home

Opinion: What happens when reporters don’t cover news in person?

Sideways along the Upper Truckee Marsh

Photo submitted by Jesse Henderson, owner of Just Kuts, in South Lake Tahoe.

Addicted to all things Lake Tahoe South Shore

Bringing it home in time for the holidays, Lake Tahoe South Shore is profiled in this superb video produced by www.FirstTrackProductions.com. Go to TahoeSouth.com for the latest events, goings on and happenings.

Letter: Friends improving Pollock Pines library

Skier dies at Squaw Valley

Law enforcement working to stop underage alcohol abuse

Lake Tahoe license plates worth free lift tickets

Traumatic events stay with kids long after the incident

LTFAC schedules January meeting

Classic toys upgraded for tech generation

Sacramento making a name for itself in the world of caviar

Letter: Generosity made for memorable event

South Lake Tahoe City Council to discuss filling Fortier vacancy

The South Lake Tahoe City Council will hold a special meeting Dec. 27 to discuss options available for filling the vacancy of Claire Fortier who resigned effective Dec. 14. Fortier's much-anticipated resignation was because her spouse has relocated to Redmond, Wash.
The 9 a.m. meeting will be at the City Council Chambers, 1901 Airport Road, South Lake Tahoe. Councilwoman JoAnn Conner will be out of the area and will participate via teleconference.
Details of the meeting are below.

TOCCATA hosts 8th Winter MusicFest

TOCCATA - Tahoe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus kicks off its 8th Winter MusicFest with a concert series that features violinist Elizabeth Pitcairn performing Prokofiev’s Concerto in D major on the legendary Red Stradivarius Violin. The program also includes the Tahoe Symphony Chorus in selections from Bach’s masterpiece, the B minor Mass, with soloists Joy Strotz and Anna Helwing, sopranos; Maryanne Ashley, mezzo soprano; and Stuart Duke, baritone.
The performance; Sunday, January 20, 3:00 pm, at St. Theresa Catholic Church in South Lake Tahoe (1041 Lyons Ave.).

MontBleu hosts SnowGlobe after-parties

There's plenty of after-parties for SnowGlobe concert goers through New Year's Eve. Many of the headlining acts will be staged at the MontBleu Theater after the main events, including New Year's Eve night with Chromeo. Go here for the complete lineup.

Saturday December 29

Holiday activities at Sierra-at-Tahoe this weekend

Celebrate the season at Sierra-at-Tahoe with festive events throughout the two-day celebration! Saturday and Sunday, December 22 and 23.
Kids (and kids at heart) can get in the holiday spirit with games and activities throughout the weekend, like Snowman Building Contests, Candy Cane Limbo, Hot Cocoa Bean bag toss, and a Frosty Eating Contest - plus live music by The Bear Bones. Families, join our Sierra-at-Tahoe family as we celebrate the Holiday Season with hot chocolate, candy canes, and fun! Go to www.sierraattahoe.com. Call (530) 659-7453.

Barton displays Klementi twins' artwork

You might know them as performing bicycle stuntman, but the Klementi twins count more than popping wheelies among their talents. Both Egon and Helmut Klementi, two brothers from Austria who firs...

WHS graduate performs in first-ever all-tap show at Kennedy Center

When Dino Elias, 20, stepped on the stage at the Kennedy Center, he hardly noticed the 2,000-person audience or the interior of the quintessential American performing arts theater. Nothing exist...

B's Business Viewpoint: Why the business community supported the Regional Plan Update process

Simply put, the board of the Tahoe Chamber supported the Regional Plan Update because the plan is comprised of reasonable compromises that will finally bring together what we've long known are interconnected: the lake, the economy and our communities. The business community is proud to have worked with environmental groups, local residents and other stakeholders to find common ground on issues that affect our very survival.

Kudos & Kindness: Thanks for the presents

Dear Mr. McCall and all of McCall Realty,My fellow students and I at Mt. Tallac High School would like to sincerely thank you for the kind act of amazing presents filling our school with joy and...

Kudos & Kindness: Thanks for singing at Tahoe Senior Plaza

Tahoe Senior Plaza would like to thank Debbie Ward for coming to our resident Christmas get-together and singing for us. Debbie, the residents loved your singing and you made the night very special...

My view: Notes from the front row

Local musingsFinally done. Years ago I was invited to be on the Pathway 2007 Forum Group to develop a new regional plan. Who would have thought it would finally be done five years later? It's been ...

MEMORIAM: Douglas W. Neely, Jr.

Remembering Dougie Douglas W. Neely, Jr.June 5, 1958 - December 25, 2011We thought of you todayBut that is nothing newWe thought of you yesterdayAnd will tomorrow tooWe think of you in silenceAn...

Tahoe weather blogger turns passion into page views

The Lake Tahoe area is full of snow skeptics.Get too excited about forecasted snowfall amounts and you're likely to get a smug "I'll believe it when I see it" in response.But one Truckee resident's...

Ribbon cutting, book signing held

A ribbon cutting and book signing was held Dec. 13 at The Center for Higher Learning for longtime local therapist Ray Goodenough.Goodenough and his daughter, Kathy Rem, just published their book...

Auto Bazaar opens

Auto Bazaar, a used-car business, has opened in South Lake Tahoe.The business is owned by Noelle Messier and specializes in SUVs and four-wheel-drive vehicles. Local receive a 10 percent discount o...

B's Business Viewpoint: Why the business community supported the Regional Plan Update process

Simply put, the board of the Tahoe Chamber supported the Regional Plan Update because the plan is comprised of reasonable compromises that will finally bring together what we've long known are inte...

Obama nominating Kerry for secretary of state

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama on Friday will nominate Sen. John Kerry as his next secretary of state, a senior administration official said, making the first move in an overhaul of his nation...

Barton displays Klementi twins' artwork

You might know them as performing bicycle stuntman, but the Klementi twins count more than popping wheelies among their talents. Both Egon and Helmut Klementi, two brothers from Austria who firs...

Health and Fitness: Fun four-minute workout more effective than cardio

Sounds almost too good to be true, but according to fitness researchers it's not. A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism tested traditional treadmi...

Wrestling team hopes for strong season

This year's wrestling team is turning into the perfect storm. "This is what we've been waiting for. To have a team that's four or five strong in every class," coach Ken Robbins said. "That's wha...

2 women in artist Kinkade’s life settle estate dispute

Snippets about Lake Tahoe

Editorial: California needs adult education blueprint

TRPA adds publisher to list of job duties with launch of paper

Cowboy Rock — small in size, big in views

Letter: Massacres — life imitating art

Nevada lawmakers vote to stop posting public salaries online

Traffic collision kills 1 person on Mt. Rose Highway

Fun Trip set for grades K-8

Woman dies, two injured in Mount Rose Highway accident

A woman died Friday and two were injured in a vehicle accident east of Joy Lake Road on State Route 431, Mount Rose Highway, the Nevada Highway Patrol reports.
The accident happened shortly before 2 p.m. and closed the highway for more than an hour. The woman's name has not been released pending notification of family members.

Nevada Seismo Lab used quake-monitoring network to track Sutter’s Mill meteorite

When the Sutter Mill’s meteorite streaked across the Nevada sky in April, it made a loud boom and shook homes throughout the region. Ken Smith, associate director for the Nevada Seismological Laboratory at the University of Nevada, Reno heard it and felt it that Sunday morning. His scientific curiosity drew him right to the lab’s earthquake monitoring network to see what registered on the more than 150 reporting stations. He found an astonishing series of registrations.

Lake Tahoe agency helps families provide for a better Christmas

Tahoe Regional Planning Agency staff dug into their wallets and scoured shopping and grocery stores continuing the tradition of bringing a little cheer to local children and families in need over the holidays.

This year staff provided gifts of clothes and toys to 35 foster children ages 4 – 17 through Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA).

Meteorite fragments found in El Dorado County a scientific gold mine

South Shore resorts expected to be fully open following storms

With as much as 6 feet of new snow expected at the upper elevations of the Lake Tahoe region by Monday, skiers and snowboarders will likely receive the gift of fully open ski resorts this Christ...

South Shore resorts expected to be fully open following storms

With as much as 6 feet of new snow expected at the upper elevations of the Lake Tahoe region by Monday, skiers and snowboarders will likely receive the gift of fully open ski resorts this Christ...

S. Tahoe council to discuss how to fill vacancy

Zero tolerance for vehicles obstructing snowplows

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