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Kayakers rescued from Marla Bay - Vimarsana News

Kayakers rescued from Marla Bay

A water rescue in Marla Bay at Lake Tahoe resulted in two kayakers being pulled safely from the water on the evening of Tuesday May 28. Reports of a kayak capsizing on the Lake came...

The wrong kind of blooms: Climate change, invasive clams are fueling algae growth on Lake Tahoe - Vimarsana News

The wrong kind of blooms: Climate change, invasive clams are fueling algae growth on Lake Tahoe

While out enjoying an afternoon on one of Lake Tahoe’s sandy beaches over the past few years, you might have noticed large mats of decomposing algae washing up or floating nearby. The lake’s famed blue...

Otonomo Technologies : NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS - Vimarsana News

Otonomo Technologies : NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS TO BE HELD ON JULY 27, 2023 ________________________ Dear Otonomo Technologies Ltd. Shareholders: ...

Good Samaritan helps save family on Lake Tahoe during quick-moving storm - Vimarsana News

Good Samaritan helps save family on Lake Tahoe during quick-moving storm

One man is lucky to be alive after jumping into Lake Tahoe to save a nine-year-old boy who had drifted away from a pontoon charter boat in late July. A family reunion was being celebrated on the two-level pontoon boat equipped with a slide. An afternoon storm came up quickly on the lake, creating three-to-four foot waves.

South Lake Tahoe 11-year-olds kayak around Lake Tahoe as summer science project - Vimarsana News

South Lake Tahoe 11-year-olds kayak around Lake Tahoe as summer science project

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - For four local youth, the answer to "what did you do on your summer vacation?" was different than what you'd expect from 11-year-olds.