Tahoe Daily Tribune

According to the Soaring Society of America, Elizabeth Tattersall of Glenbrook, Nev., recently was awarded her A and B soaring badges in glider flying. The A badge is earned for soaring, and the B badge for staying up a half-hour in lift.
May 8, 10:13 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Apply today for vocational scholarship
Today is the deadline to apply for two $1,000 scholarships for vocational students at Lake Tahoe Community College through the Dr. Thomas E. Berry Memorial Scholarship.
May 8, 9:30 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Soroptimists recognize Sierra House students
Two Moultons and one Grady added up to three On Your Way Award winners at Sierra House Elementary School.

May 8, 10:12 PM | Provided to the Tribune

TYFS opens Carson Valley center
Tahoe Youth and Family Services, which maintains a Drop In/Resource Center for youths at 1021 Fremont Ave.
May 8, 8:59 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Freethinker's Forum: Atheism tests traditional tolerance
How tolerant are you? A new study conducted by the University of Minnesota illuminated some disturbing trends in the way Americans perceive atheists.
May 8, 7:15 PM | Damian Sowers

Retreat focuses on roles
Lake Tahoe Community Presbyterian Church will offer a one-day women's retreat from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 17.

May 8, 7:14 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Dancing is an enjoyable workout
Last weekend, I experienced the 1950s, '60s and '70s. I went to Paris, Ireland and New York. If it hadn't been at South Tahoe High School's small theater, I could have imagined I was on Broadway.

May 8, 10:04 PM | Rhonda Beckham

Unsettling trends in American life expectancy
We Americans take it for granted that our health as a nation always is getting better.

May 8, 9:29 PM | Jason Eberhart-Phillips

Minister's Forum: A true story - honestly
Former U.S. Rep. Tip O' Neill tells a story of a man nicknamed "Honest Jake." Honest Jake became well known in the Boston area because of his assistance to three generations of immigrant families.
May 8, 8:04 PM | Rodney Petzak

What's Happening
In honor of Nevada Historic Preservation Month, the George C. Whittell Jr. Thunderbird Lodge National Historic Site will host an open house for the public from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
May 8, 10:14 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Kudos & Kindness

We, the kids from the South Tahoe Middle School Symphonic Band and String Orchestra, would like to thank the people and businesses that made our trip to perform in the Forum Music Festival a huge success.

May 8, 10:06 PM

Religion Events
Unity at the Lake will be exploring the book "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays starting May 14.

May 8, 8:04 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Spelling bee team takes first place

The Bijou Community School fifth-grade spelling bee team won first place at the recent 28th annual Kiwanis Spelling Bee in the St. Theresa School multipurpose room.
May 7, 9:22 PM | Provided to the Tribune

What's Happening
The South Lake Tahoe Branch Library's Preschool Story Time is at 11 a.m. every Friday and Saturday.

May 7, 9:17 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Kudos & Kindness
As the local Napa Auto Parts store owners, we would like to personally thank all the concerned individuals who reported seeing suspicious activity at our Tallac store on the night of April 18.

May 7, 9:16 PM

Barton Foundation hosting wine fundraiser

The Wine Tasting & Auction at Edgewood is one of the rare times of the year when wine connoisseurs and wine novices can gather together and share their passion for the liquid gems.
May 6, 10:15 PM | Denise Sloan Smart / Barton HealthCare System

Comedian stars in free film about depression next Tuesday at library
Because it is Mental Health Awareness Month, NAMI invites the community to a special film about depression. “Side by Side: A Journey With Depression” is a funny look at serious survival by comedian Brian Wetzel.
May 6, 10:12 PM | Provided to the Tribune

What's Happening
ALLY-STHS, a gay-straight alliance club, is accepting monetary donations for an ALLY-STHS scholarship established by faculty at South Tahoe High School in honor of the late Pamela Guzzi, who died May 4, 2005, from a rare form of cancer.

May 6, 10:24 PM | Provided to the Tribune

Agencies, businesses support cyclists during Lake Tahoe bike to work week
With National Bike to Work Week just a few days away, Tahoe area coffee shops businesses and agencies are coming out in strong support for the event.
May 7, 9:27 AM | Provided to the Tahoe Daily Tribune

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May 6, 2008 - Nursery school to hold open house
May 6, 2008 - South Tahoe student is recognized
May 6, 2008 - What's Happening
May 5, 2008 - Fundraiser to benefit cancer victim
May 5, 2008 - What's Happening
May 2, 2008 - Library reading program offering pups as partners
May 2, 2008 - Choir performances this month at St. Theresa
May 2, 2008 - Scoutmaster honored at ceremony
May 2, 2008 - Charity golf tournament to benefit Sierra Recovery Center
May 2, 2008 - Event to honor retiring school personnel

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