In Everlasting Gratitude, Maestro Joel Revzen
A legacy fund has been created in honor of Maestro Joel Revzen of Classical Tahoe, who died from COVID-19-related complications. Courtesy photo
Certain Uncertainty and Budding Hopes
As her time at Moonshine Ink comes to an end, reporter and office manager Molly Wilcox finds a glimmer of hope in the uncertainty of the times on the brink of her journey to New York for a master’s in journalism.
Do we need the post office? What for?
Truckee/North Tahoe residents share why they think the USPS should or shouldn’t stick around
What the Murder of George Floyd Means to Me as...
As an African American living in Tahoe/Truckee for 10 years, Robert Watts (head chef at Drunken Monkey Sushi) shares his perspective on the protests following George Floyd’s killing by police in Minneapolis.
Tom McClintock’s COVID-19 Science Deserves Scrutiny
U.S. representative challenges reliance on scientific experts during the pandemic but his use of science is questionable at best.
Reimagining the Future of Our Business …
Andy Barr of Truckee Craft Ventures looks forward to the future of his business and the area’s small business and, especially, bar/restaurant scene.
When/how do you think the greater Lake Tahoe region should reopen?
Should Tahoe reopen? The people have spoken!
Second homes; parks and first responder appreciation
Second home is where the heart is (response to Tahoe Talks); personal connection and response to Rosie the Riveter and the WASP; more.
