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July 15, 2010
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On the Spot: News
Dancing: You Know How To Get Down
Publisher's Box
Donner Summit Fuel Spill Damages Will Be Borne by Aquatic Insects
The positive news for Summit Creek is that the stream was contaminated by diesel only briefly, according to Retallack, and quickly showed undetectable levels of diesel. More troubling is Summit Creek’s history of repeated fuel contamination.
Joining Hands for Clean Energy
Tahoe takes part in global event to protest oil spill
IVGID Gets into the Beach Bartending Business
“For the first time in its 50-year history, IVGID is selling alcohol at two of its beaches.”
Out and About: Towards a Walkable Town
Celebrating Truckee’s newest streetscape improvements on July 8 were (l to r) Moody’s Bistro owner Mark Estee, Elizabeth Carmel of the Carmel Gallery, and Truckee Mayor Carolyn Wallace Dee
Spot News Briefs: Business
(15 July to 11 August)
Inside Out Fitness Sports New Digs
The Trading Post Center, behind the Sawtooth Ridge Café in Tahoe City, has a new tenant — Inside Out Fitness.
A Tale of Two Ages
The Deep End: When Melissa Siig was growing up, becoming 16 or 21 didn't interest her as much as becoming 17 and 37. Find out why.
Special Districts Updates
(15 July to 11 August)
Spot News Briefs Washoe/ Placer County
(15 July to 11 August)
Spot News Briefs Nevada County
(15 July to 11 August)
The Spout: Editorials
Dear Editor
Submit yours to editor@moonshineink.com.
Wind Power Possibilities Get Stronger
For recent updates and discussion on the Truckee Donner Public Utility District wind energy project, visit “Wind Energy for Truckee” on Facebook.
Problems at Speedboat Beach
I was thankful for your article about Speedboat Beach in the most recent edition of Moonshine Ink
Mountain Life
River Friendly Landscaping Program Launches
Watershed Council, Sierra Nevada Alliance Battle Sediment
The Scene at Truckee Thursdays
June 24, 2010
Mountain Life Briefs
(15 July to 11 August)
Wellness & Learning
Wellness & Learning Briefs: Pets
(15 July to 11 August)
Two Cats Get Scrappy
Hercules and Sable aren’t some boring housecats. They love to run around the store, play with toys, and get into trouble.
It's All Fun and Games
Teaching your dog how to play
The Biology of Belief
If you were one of those students who fell asleep during biology, while your professor droned on and on about the nucleus being a cell’s command center, it’s time to wake up to the intricate world of epigenetics, as presented by enthusiastic cell biologist, medical professor, researcher, author, and lecturer Dr. Bruce Lipton.
The Joy of Life
The Sun enters Leo on July 22. This sign of the zodiac is the Sun’s home, and its journey through this constellation enlivens all things solar. The long, hot days of summer are upon us now. Leo is a fixed fire sign that expresses as spiritual love. It is the essence of life itself.
Wellness & Learning Briefs
(15 July to 11 August)
A Volunteering Vacation
If families are lucky enough to travel, they usually fill their days up with adventures: They swim in oceans, hike up mountains, see amazing art, go to historical sites, eat different foods, and speak new languages.
Rocking Stone: Arts & Culture
Burner Fashion Show
Sunday Aug. 8, Junkee Clothing Exchange, Reno
An Evening with Tom Russell
Friday Aug. 13, North Tahoe Events Center, Kings Beach
Food Rules to Live By:
Can You Say No to "Edible Foodlike Substances"?
Artown Celebrates 15th Year
Through Saturday, July 31, Reno
Meet the New Riverside Studios
DiStill Life
Nothing Fishy Here
Rupa and the April Fishes set for Wanderlust
Rocking Stone Briefs (15 July to 11 August)
(15 July to 11 August)
