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  • Ordinance for pot clubs extinguished

    Ordinance for pot clubs extinguished

    By Kathryn Reed A meeting set for yesterday at 10am never occurred. Apparently South Lake Tahoe Police Chief Terry Daniels took it upon himself to schedule the meeting with the three pot dispensaries in town without the knowledge or consent of the City Council. Daniels said the meeting was like any other when an ordinance […]

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  • Sand Harbor victim from Fallon

    Sand Harbor victim from Fallon

    The woman who died at Sand Harbor State Park has been identified as Marie Wolf of Fallon. The 67-year-old Nevada resident collapsed Saturday on the shore of Lake Tahoe after completing a dive with an instructor and complaining of abdominal pain. An autopsy was conducted Monday by the Washoe County coroner. Results could take months. […]

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  • Garrido’s behavior once praised by authorities

    Garrido’s behavior once praised by authorities

    By Sam Stanton and Denny Walsh, Sacramento Bee Nearly eight years after Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped, Phillip Garrido received a certificate from the U.S. Parole Commission lauding him for his behavior since his release from prison in 1988. “You are hereby discharged from parole,” the March 9, 1999, certificate read. Read the whole story

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  • Do It Center coming to South Tahoe

    Do It Center coming to South Tahoe

    By Kathryn Reed The Do It Center did it. South Lake Tahoe officials issued the permit Monday for the old South Shore Motors building on Lake Tahoe Boulevard to become a general merchandise-nursery. A special use permit is not required for this type of business. In the permit it says, “A condition of approval is […]

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  • 1,546 pounds of trash found on South Shore

    1,546 pounds of trash found on South Shore

    By Ellen Nunes With Saturday marking the 25th anniversary of the California Coastal Cleanup Day, residents of the South Shore did their part to ensure Lake Tahoe and its tributaries are much cleaner. Unseasonably warm weather was enjoyed by the 146 local volunteers who ranged in age from 18 months to 74 years. They helped […]

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  • California readies for fires during heat wave

    California readies for fires during heat wave

    Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday mobilized the California Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA) and CalFire to prepare for increased wildfire potential as unseasonably hot and dry conditions are forecast for much of California this week. Additionally, the governor directed CalOSHA to carry out the largest heat enforcement effort in its history to protect California’s workers from […]

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  • Suspect in drug deal evades Douglas deputies

    Suspect in drug deal evades Douglas deputies

    On Monday at approximately 11:40 am, investigators from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Street Enforcement Team (DCSET) were conducting a narcotics trafficking/sales investigation on Market Street in Stateline. During the investigation, officers attempted to arrest the involved suspect, 27 year-old Jamall Mansoor Eslami, of South Lake Tahoe. Eslami fled in a green  Cadillac Deville, ramming […]

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  • Woman dies at Sand Harbor

    Woman dies at Sand Harbor

    The Washoe County coroners office is scheduled to perform an autopsy today on a woman who died Saturday afternoon at Sand Harbor State Park at Lake Tahoe. According to the Washoe County Sheriff’s Department, the victim was diving with an instructor in the area. When she got out of the water she began complaining of […]

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  • Put the fleece away — it could be a record breaking week

    Put the fleece away — it could be a record breaking week

    By Susan Wood Don’t put away the shorts, swimsuits, garden tools, bikes or appetites for an Indian summer. The mercury in South Lake Tahoe is expected to rise this week and may even meet or surpass the record high for Sept. 25 of 81 degrees, the National Weather Service in Reno reported Sunday. It will […]

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  • Probyn speaks out at fundraiser for step-daughter

    Probyn speaks out at fundraiser for step-daughter

    BY MARTHA BELLISLE, Reno Gazette-Journal Carl Probyn, step-father of the South Lake Tahoe girl kidnapped in 1991, likened the law enforcement and parole officers who oversaw the man who allegedly abducted her to the “Keystone Kops” and blasted them for failing to see three young females living in his back yard. “These guys should feel […]

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