Measure J: No More Tax Burdens for Truckee
LYNNE LARSON | Truckee
Citizen, thespian, athlete
After much discussion and after spending an obscene amount of our tax dollars (nearly $400,000) for studies, renderings, designs, more designs, surveys, and more surveys, the Truckee Donner Recreation...
Truckee Dogs Have Wagging Tails
Sled dogs and canine truck companions are a part of Truckee’s history, writes Truckee-Donner Historical Society member Judy DePuy in her My Shot, and to keep the legacy of free dogs alive the town must abide by rules and etiquette.
Save Lake Tahoe From Invasive Weeds and Herbicides
With the TRPA and the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Board poised to use herbicides to combat the invasive weeds in the Tahoe Keys, the Sierra Club is taking a stand to restore the area to its original wetland glory in this My Shot by the local chapter’s vice chair.
Meeting the Aquatic Invasive Species Challenge at Tahoe
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Executive Director Joanne Marchetta points out the work that has been done to prevent aquatic invasive species at Lake Tahoe.
What’s Next for Our Used, Abused, and Beloved Squaw Creek?
Squaw Valley resident and geologist Dave Brew gives a history lesson on Squaw Creek.
Use Extra TOT Funds to Take Care of Litter
FaceOff: Resident Court Leve says more should be spent on trash generated by tourism taxes.
The Schilling Lodge Will Add Fun and Functionality
The Schilling Lodge’s future fate will be decided at a TCPUD board meeting Feb. 25; find out why the president of Tahoe XC’s board considers this a vital addition to the ski area.
We Know We’re Too Young
Told to get serious but not to influence real issues, one young My Shot author is fed up with the narrative about Gen Z and ready to raise her voice.
A Horse Mom’s Perspective
In a passionate My Shot, a horse mom defends the future of the McIver Arena, where her daughter grew up riding and loving horses.