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Truckee Donner PUD board removed new general manager after a short four months. Official statement is that Rem Scherzinger “wasn’t a good fit.” Several staff members say differently, claiming he was “a positive light in the recent dark years.”

A 7-mile cable that winds up the West Shore in Lake Tahoe is leaking lead, according to a lawsuit to be filed later this month. The cable is one of four abandoned lines that some locals would like to see removed.

While scuttlebutt says crowds have swelled this pandemic summer, the data tracking how many people are here points to a slight decrease overall.

Illegal and dangerous mountain bike trails were built earlier this year on the properties formerly known as Canyon Springs. Now, key players are taking a stand.

TTUSD board of education members voted 4 to 1 approving plan for schools to start the year off with distance learning

Several local businesses have pushed back against state and national regulations during COVID, and over the course of the last few months the Ink spoke with a few about the reasons why.

Increased hotel tax, requiring officials to live in-county, and key local races.

Numbers keep coming in regarding the number of visitors in Tahoe this summer. New wastewater information changes things.

Local employees are increasingly experiencing difficulties in finding housing options in Truckee/North Tahoe, with some considering leaving. Agencies and private businesses have solutions to mitigate the flight risk.

Winter is coming: How will ski season look different this year with COVID-19 health and safety regulations in place?