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The Tribune kicks off a six-week question-and-answer series with the South Lake Tahoe City Council candidates this week. The first question is, “How do you intend to prevent the problems highlighted in the recent grand jury report from continuing or re-occurring?”...
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9:46am:
TAHOE CITY — The beginning of July also marks the beginning of the summer transportation season in and around the Lake Tahoe Basin, and just like in years past, there are some free options from which to choose.
Starting July 1, the Tahoe Summer Transit Program kicks off, which includes daily Tahoe Area Regional Transit service along the North Shore and on Highway 267 between Crystal Bay and Northstar, as well as the free Tahoe Trolley and Northstar Night Rider.
The Night Trolley runs from 7 p.m. to midnight from Squaw Valley to Incline Village. There will be extra service on the nights of July 3 and July 4, according to a press release from the Truckee North Tahoe Transportation Management Association, for fireworks in Kings Beach, Squaw Valley and Tahoe City.
Northstar's free Night Rider runs through September 6.
Furthermore, travelers wishing to get to South Shore or Emerald Bay can do so by traveling on TART to Tahoma and...
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