Tag: Tahoe City
An Oral Accounting of Tahoe’s Past
The North Lake Tahoe Historical Society will soon have multiple oral history interviews on its website that will take people back to Tahoe’s early days.
A Time Capsule in Search of A New Home
A time capsule buried in Tahoe City in 2002 was dug up prematurely a few years ago due to road construction and is in search of a new resting place.
Cultural Crossroads
In the February Feel Good story, North Tahoe resident Alenka Vrecek details her love for her husband, Jim Granger, and how she dealt with the shocking news that he has Parkinson’s disease.
Back to School
A tour of the remodeled Tahoe Lake Elementary takes Tim Hauserman on a trip down memory lane.
Furry Friends and Local Prints
On the tail of our March edition’s Parting Shot collage of Moonshiners’ dogs our call for submissions fetched more community canine love.
Paradise is Far and Near
In the February Feel Good story, North Tahoe resident Alenka Vrecek details her love for her husband, Jim Granger, and how she dealt with the shocking news that he has Parkinson’s disease.
John Hassenplug
Family member, community champion, and engineer, the former general manager of North Tahoe Public Utility District John Hassenplug has died at the age of 82.
Airport Noise, Runways, and Community
In this January My Shot, Rick Stephens agrees airport noise is a problem for nearby homeowners, and says lavatory spending is not outrageous.
Kelly Smiley: Power and Light
Founder of Tahoe Flow Arts and Fitness and beloved dancer and coach, Kelly Smiley, was lost last month in Mexico to a rare pneumonia. Friends are supporting her family at the GoFundMe site “In Tribute to Kelly Smiley.”
See You at Scotty’s Bash
The Scotty Lapp Foundation will hold a New Year’s Eve bash at the Olympic Valley Event Center benefiting Skate for Scotty, a fundraising effort to build a skateboard park in Tahoe City.