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Dear Citizens of South Lake Tahoe, A few months ago, I wrote to you my personal opinion as one of your City Council members regarding my great concern about the multitude of unnecessary taxes being proposed in our city.

Here is this weeks fall fishing report for rivers, lakes and streams in Nevada, Northern California and the Sierra. This report is for the week of Oct. 3-10.

Southwest Gas’ commitment to our community extends beyond providing safe, sustainable and reliable natural gas service.

Interfaith provides food as well as client utilities…propane, water, and electricity. We Require proof of residence in Tuolumne County. For Legal Services: Call 694-3481 and leave a message (A representative will return your call) If questions call Interfaith: 209-532-0905 Salvation Army Services: Propane, Water, Special Foods, Gasoline voucher (specialty appointments only) Salvation Army: 209-288-2630 Call

New owners of the old Loggers Club on the north side of West Side Memorial Park in Tuolumne have reopened the venerable establishment as Loggers, and they have a grand

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Two hundred and seventy middle school students are delving into the realms of science, snowmaking, winter wildlife, and snow safety this week at Heavenly Mountain Resort with a coalition of environmental educators.

Storms this week continued to boost regional rainfall and snowpack as of Friday, with Central Sierra precipitation increasing to 73% of average for the date Feb. 9 and the region’s

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Two hundred and seventy middle school students are delving into the realms of science, snowmaking, winter wildlife, and snow safety this week at Heavenly Mountain Resort with a coalition of environmental educators.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Two hundred and seventy middle school students are delving into the realms of science, snowmaking, winter wildlife, and snow safety this week at Heavenly Mountain Resort with a coalition of environmental educators.

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – Council passed its first motion allowing cannabis lounges at the Jan. 9 meeting, as the tribune reported. Many other items on the agenda concerned housing and homelessness. More funds for...