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On the Spot: News
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Nancy Cushing Retires; Andy Wirth Takes Reins at Squaw
August print edition
Wirth, who had just arrived in Squaw Valley from Steamboat Springs in the middle of the resort’s busiest summer weekend, is one of the few people not named Cushing to be CEO of the ski resort that brought the Olympics to Tahoe in 1960.
Mountain Life
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Tahoe Summer Annual
August print edition
Welcome to the 2010 Tahoe Summer Annual by Moonshine Ink! This special edition is our brazen attempt to extend Tahoe summer past its all-too-short, fleeting duration
Cousteau's Granddaughter: Critical Water Issues from Botswana to Lake Tahoe
August print edition
Saturday Aug. 28, Sierra Nevada College, 3 p.m.
River Friendly Landscaping Program Launches
July print edition
Watershed Council, Sierra Nevada Alliance Battle Sediment
Rocking Stone: Arts & Culture
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Bringing Back the House Party
August print edition
To be frank, live music right on your own porch sounds good no matter who it is. But with so many amazing musicians in the area, who do you want to have over? Let’s take a look at some of Tahoe’s finest.
An Evening with Tom Russell
July print edition
Friday Aug. 13, North Tahoe Events Center, Kings Beach
Sports wRap: Sports
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Pass the "Aiming" Juice: Bocce Takes Over Tahoe
July print edition
With four bocce leagues in Truckee and North Tahoe alone, you’re probably running off to bowl and shoot the breeze courtside right now!
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The Spout: Editorials
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Wind Power Possibilities Get Stronger
July print edition
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
July print edition
I was thankful for your article about Speedboat Beach in the most recent edition of Moonshine Ink
Wellness & Learning
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To Be Of Service
August print edition
After the intense fixed fire of Leo, we move into the grounded cool energy of Virgo.
A Volunteering Vacation
July print edition
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.
Creative Brew: From the Community
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Magic at Sand Harbor
July print edition
The Shakespeare Festival at Sand Harbor is arguably one of the best things about summer in Tahoe, but as I drove over I realized it had been (gasp) 10 years since I had gone
Soul Kitchen: Food
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New Cookbook Fetes Sierra Foothills Farmers
August print edition
You can buy “Placer County Real Food Cookbook” at Tahoe House, the Bookshelf, and the Cooking Gallery. For more information, check placercountyrealfood.com.
Eating off the Beaten Path
July print edition
It goes without saying that at Moonshine Ink, we love food. We talk about it, revel in it, and share it with others. Luckily our area offers no shortage of places to feed your hunger from multi-course affairs to in-and-out pit stops. With summer in full swing — the perfect time for leisurely enjoyment of good chow — we thought we’d take our readers on a North Tahoe/Truckee tour of quality eats off the beaten path. Read on, and let that stomach rumble.
The Farmer Introduces His Friends
July print edition
If you are still unsure where to catch your favorite farmer, Tahoe City holds a market Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Commons Beach. Truckee’s market is Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Truckee Regional Park and Truckee Thursday nights from 4 to 8 p.m. Reno’s best market is Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the intersection of Keystone and California, and Sierra Valley Farms in Beckwourth hosts a market Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
