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  • Get out and vote

    Get out and vote

    Have you done your civic duty? Voting — it’s one of the things that sets us apart from other countries. If you don’t vote, you haven’t done your job.

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  • Lincoln Highway talk

    Lincoln Highway talk

    Lake Tahoe Historical Society’s annual fall meeting is Nov. 10, 7pm at Camp Richardson. Dave Borges will speak on the Lincoln Highway … a marvelous story of 1913 achievement.

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  • Students speak out

    Students speak out

    KTHO FM-96.1/AM-590 (www.kthoradio.com) is having South Tahoe and Whittell high school students give updates on the activities, sports and general info about what’s going on at the South Shore schools. The segments run daily at 11:15am and 5:30pm.

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  • Caps for Kids program

    Caps for Kids program

    The 22nd annual Caps for Kids collection is under way. The South Lake Tahoe Parks and Recreation Department is again the place to drop off all of your handmade goodies – booties, hats, scarves and mittens are wanted for holiday distribution. All of the donated “caps” will be given to local children this holiday season […]

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  • Did you turn back your clock?

    Did you turn back your clock?

    Check the time. Clocks were supposed to be turned back one hour at 2 this morning to return to standard time — at least in places like Lake Tahoe that do that daylight-saving time thing.

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  • Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Snippets about Lake Tahoe

    Les Wright, founder and director of the Lake Tahoe Marathon, was recently named Race Director of the Year at the annual Race Directors Conference. Hope’s Closet Thrift Shop benefitting Tahoe Youth & Family Services is open at 2277 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Tahoe. (www.TahoeYouth.org) The Thai Kitchen recently opened in Tahoe City. Lake Tahoe Airport’s […]

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  • Harvest Fest to benefit LTCC employee

    Harvest Fest to benefit LTCC employee

    Teo Yelle, a part-time classified employee at Lake Tahoe Community College Child Development Center who has worked for the past five years as a teacher in the infant room, recently became very critically ill and medical bills are mounting. An account has been set up at Bank of the West to help the family. To […]

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  • Learn how to save big bucks

    Learn how to save big bucks

    What does green mean to you? To Embassy Suites South Lake Tahoe it means a whole lot of cash. Learn what the lodging property did to save hundreds of thousands of dollars, and what businesses and individuals can do to create a more sustainable work-home environment. David Hansen, director of engineering at the hotel, will […]

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  • Finding the Keys

    Finding the Keys

    Some on the South Shore are wondering whose idea it was to put a sign up on Highway 89 alerting drivers that 15th Street is coming up on the right. Many motorists would prefer Caltrans had the sign on the other side of the road, heading into town from Camp Richardson because the street is […]

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  • Tahoe National Forest extends wood cutting

    Tahoe National Forest extends wood cutting

    Woodcutting season will be extended from Nov. 1-15 in the Sierraville, Truckee, and American River ranger districts in the Tahoe National Forest. For the Yuba River Ranger District, however, the season will close on Nov. 1 as originally scheduled to protect the many hardwoods that have lost their leaves and may look dead. Woodcutters are […]

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