Tag: mayumi elegado
Deadline by Headlamp
75 editions ago the Shiners wrapped up a doozy of a deadline. Grab your hot cocoa and blanket, as those of us who were there that night share the tale that proves the presses don’t stop for nobody.
Moonshine Ink Receives Multiple Advertising, Photography, Writing Awards from National Newspaper...
The Ink takes home 13 photo and editorial National Newspaper Association Foundation awards and advertiser Pass It On Thrift in Tahoe City wins third place for humorous ad series.
It Takes the Head and the Heart
In the madness of today’s world, there is a critical shift needed for our society to find answers. We must embrace a tool that for so long we’ve been told cannot be trusted.
Bright Lights, Small Paper
Our members’ support helps us to create an environment that fosters these bright lights for the future of journalism — like Lola Hadley, our summer intern.
The Great Power of Being a Witness
A bloody experience with a dog speaks to why being witness to the Ukrainian war is a powerful weapon.
Heed the Call to Hunker Down
The massive December storms and resultant wild experiences remind us of the need to slow down.
Jesse’s Lesson
An ornery and mischievous horse teaches me a lesson on what matters in the promises we make.
A Hall of Mirrors
Details remain hazy following the suicide of Tiffany Thiele, who posted rape allegations to Facebook the day she took her life. Thiele’s claims have been backed up by some and disputed by others, while police say no assault report was filed by her.
What the Campfire Ban Means
The threat of wildfire looms large, and in response, regional fire agencies put in place “campfire bans” in recent years. What exactly that means, wherever you may be.
Waves of Change on the North Shore
North Shore is the focus of YATA this month — Homewood redevelopment begins with a 7-unit residential project; NTPUD finally on track to meet “20% by 2020” state water mandate