Column | Editors Note

Reflections from our editorial team

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  Opportunity for All

  By:

  Le'a Gleason
  Editors Note

  While we cannot propose a solution to change the world in a day, we as a newspaper and as community members can do three things: share knowledge, form an educated decision in our own minds about what is right and wrong, and help others to receive the same opportunities that we have.

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  ‘Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick’

  By:

  Sage Sauerbrey
  Editors Note

  When nearly every development project in the region grinds to a halt in a trip to court, are we losing the art of compromise? Lessons learned from a 100-year-old foreign policy philosophy.

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  Humans and Community: Not One Without the Other

  By:

  Le'a Gleason
  Editors Note

  In times of challenge, we can either evolve or falter. But with support of the community, we can continue to grow as individuals.

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  Why Fish Love Fly Fishermen

  By:

  Sage Sauerbrey
  Editors Note

  Learn why fish love fishermen, and how to use perspective to knock the crust off stale ideas.

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  We Respond to Squaw’s Allegations

  Editors Note

  We disagree with Andy Wirth’s assessment of our credibility, motives, and legitimacy of a story we published. Here's why.

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  You Can Call Me Al

  By:

  Ally Gravina
  Editors Note

  Ever since my first job, I have been lucky to steer clear of gender bias in the workplace. But, there will always be the SS Salty — more on that here.

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  Where Did All My Friends Go?

  By:

  Ally Gravina
  Editors Note

  Living in Tahoe can be hard, but lest we forget the reasons we are all here in the first place. Here are some solutions to making sure friend-time is as important as showing up to work or walking your dog.

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  Insert Foot in Mouth

  By:

  Ally Gravina
  Editors Note

  “The media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its mouth shut and just listen for a while.” Why I wholeheartedly disagree.

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  Why We’re Here

  By:

  Sage Sauerbrey
  Editors Note

  Out here in the mountains of Tahoe we’re all on the same team, but is the community glue is starting to wear thin?

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  The Perils and Promise of Print

  By:

  Dave Zook
  Editors Note

  An (optimistic) look at the volatile state of print media.