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Former news anchor hired as City of South Lake Tahoe communications director

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - A new communication manager is on board at the City of South Lake Tahoe.

Chris Fiore was hired on November 5 and is now on the job at City Hall. He’ll be the contact person for not only all media inquiries and City press releases, but also directing the city’s digital communications and social media.

There were 62 other people vying for the job, but the Emmy-nominated and Associated Press award-winning communications professional rose to the top of the strong pool of candidates.

Mountain Resort Television: What's happening in South Lake Tahoe

Find out what to do this weekend in South Lake Tahoe from your Mountain Resort Television reporters Dillon, Laura and Nicole. Also included in this segment is your City in 60 about public art

Mountain Resort Television: Earth Day at Bijou and Park 968

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel reports on the family friendly Earth Day Celebration Saturday at Bijou Park in South Lake Tahoe and how to spend Earth Day the grown up way at 968 Park Hotel.

Mountain Resort Television: Benko Art Gallery in South Lake Tahoe

Mountain Resort Television reporter Mikaila Bird visits the Benko Art Gallery in South Lake Tahoe and speaks with the Owner/Curator, John Benko and Curator, Chelsea Kosta about Lake Tahoe's newest art gallery featuring local contemporary artists.

Mountain Resort Television and this week's entertainment calendar

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel gives the details on all the fun activities going on around the Lake Tahoe Basin. Squaw Valley has a full weekend with Earth Day activities, live music, snow golf and more! The Benko Art Gallery is opening Sunday. All-ages friendly with a string orchestra performance, band, DJ, music, drinks and a great time for all. Dueling Pianos at Monte Blue, Special Needs Skate Night at the hockey rink in

Easter candy and trivia holiday special from Mountain Resort Television

Candbury Eggs or Marshmellow Peeps? How are you at Easter Trivia? Check out this holiday special from Lake Tahoe News Line Reporter Ashley Lindner as she hits the streets to find out the favs from people at Heavenly Village. Watch as Dreu Marin leads Easter trivia with station staff.

Mountain Resort Television daily segment

Mountain Resort Television reporter Austyn Harrington covers the sentencing of Gilbert Wetenkamp, this weekend's Longboard Race, and Strawberry Fields Animal Rescue's Newton, a pup in need of a loving home.

Mountain Resort Television daily segment

Mountain Resort reporter Ashley Lindner interviews Lisa Herron with the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit and John Thiel & Lynn Nolan with the South Tahoe Public Utility District.

Mountain Resort Television daily segment

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel talks with the Brewery Arts Center about an upcoming concert series and introduces Carson City's NEW Silver State update with Kyle Horvath who shares the Capitol's history and all the activities you can do in the area.

What to do around Lake Tahoe by Mountain Resort Television

Mountain Resort Television reporter Mikaila Bird updates you on all this weekend's entertainment, including an interview with Justin Jay, of the DirtyBird Label, playing at The Loft in the Heavenly Village this Saturday.

Mountain Resort Television daily segment

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel updates on the HWY 89 road construction, talks about the declining snow pack and names this weeks Weekly Wag!

South Lake Tahoe Olympian Jamie Anderson part of Celebrity Apprentice

Watch this preview of the season opener of television's Celebrity Apprentice and you might recognize someone.

Jamie Anderson, South Lake Tahoe resident and Gold Medalist from the Sochi Olympics, is on the cast of popular television show which starts on Sunday night, January 4 at 9 p.m. on NBC.

Rumors and accusations surround South Lake Tahoe boy's death

Unless you're not connected to social media or watching television news in the region you have most likely heard of accusations of racism on the part of the South Lake Tahoe Police Department (SLTPD) in their handling of the Dejon Smith missing person and subsequent death case. This claim and other rumors circulating around the case were discussed today with SLTPD Lt. Brian Williams who spoke to South Tahoe Now about the case

Tahoe Mountain News publisher Taylor Flynn describes painful search for missing mother Deanna Brooks

Editor's Note: The story below is about my friend and colleague Taylor Flynn's search for his missing mother Deanna Brooks. Taylor wrote about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and the long and painful searches for her in the September issue of the Tahoe Mountain News. Go here for his column. The Flynn family wishes to express their gratitude to the South Lake Tahoe community for the outpouring of prayers, thoughts and support. A Facebook page has been established as part of the search, www.facebook.com/find.deanna
On a personal level, it has been painful to see my friend Taylor going through this very difficult time with his family. It serves as a reminder about the importance for family members and friends to check in with one another often as they travel and to provide travel plans including departure and expected arrival times as well as the highways and roadways to be taken. A brief phone call or text message while filling up the gas tank or stopping for a break is always a safe practice when driving long distances. The same can be applied to those going on backcountry trips where an itinerary to family and friends — including departure and expected arrival — should be considered mandatory for hikers and campers. — Jeff Munson

SANTA CRUZ - After three weeks of searches on the sides of Highway 101 and surrounding roads in five counties, Taylor Flynn has not given up hope of finding his mother.
Flynn, the 49-year-old publisher of the Tahoe Mountain News in South Lake Tahoe, was one of the last people to see 70-year-old Deanna Brooks before her disappearance Aug. 24.

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