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Where Water Means War
Water wars at Tahoe nearly turned violent in 1930, when an armed standoff erupted over a diversion ditch. A century later, the Truckee River remains one of the West’s most contested waterways.
Readers Reflect | October 2025
Readers post on social media or send in their thoughts on Moonshine Ink stories about the housing market, Fanny Bridge, Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation, Measure G, and more.
The Demolition of Fanny Bridge
The almost 100-year-old Fanny Bridge is historic, and so is its demolition. Work on tearing down the bridge began in late August. Moonshine Ink was there to document the demise of the famous bridge.
Nearly 100 Years Later, Goodbye Fanny Bridge
Tahoe City’s almost 100-year-old Fanny Bridge, famed for visitors leaning over to watch fish below (thus exposing their fannies), is being replaced. Moonshine Ink looks back at the historic bridge’s history.
Rubicon Trailhead in North Lake Tahoe to Undergo Expansion; County Introduces...
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Construction Set to Begin on Fanny Bridge Replacement
TAHOE CITY
Preparation work is set to begin on the Fanny Bridge Replacement Project site in early...