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South Shore pet store owner denies puppy mill rumors
A new pet store in town is causing concern among more than 900 South Shore animal advocates.
May 8, 10:33 PM | Sara Thompson
Officials react to summary of police department survey
City officials past and present reacted Thursday to a Tribune news story that detailed findings in a consultant's summary report about the South Lake Tahoe Police Department.
May 8, 9:46 PM | Adam Jensen
Our Town: Tahoe a slice of heaven for minister
If living in a national forest with views of Lake Tahoe and blessing others is a way to be closer to God, then the Rev. Lucie King, licensed clinical social worker, is in her perfect place.
May 8, 10:32 PM | Lisa Marsh / Special to the Tribune
Calling all cyclists: Bike to Work Week begins on Monday
Larry Montoya has watched Lake Tahoe gas prices rapidly rise from $2.67 per gallon (regular unleaded) in 2005 to more than $4 per gallon in 2008.
May 8, 10:28 PM | Jeremy Evans
Convicted Tahoe murderer back in court to battle for a new trial
The 1979 convicted murderer who has been back in El Dorado County fighting for a new trial had a chance through his attorney this week to question the retired sheriff's detective who handled his case, and also a man whose testimony had been key to...
May 8, 9:31 PM | Eric Laughlin / The Mountain-Democrat
Secrecy swirling around grand jury investigation
Two South Shore residents and the South Lake Tahoe city manager have testified before the El Dorado County civil grand jury after a complaint from a local business owner who has butted heads with officials over the city's sign ordinance.
May 7, 10:37 PM | Adam Jensen
50 years later, nursery school still going strong
Without potato salad - and the 20 pounds of potatoes the recipe called for - Tahoe Parents Nursery School might not have stared 50 years ago.
May 7, 9:21 PM | Sara Thompson
Kickoff meeting today for Tahoe trail
The public is invited to participate in a kickoff meeting today of the Nevada Stateline-to-Stateline Bikeway Working Group, which will receive input on its draft vision, design principles and objectives for a 30-mile trail connection between...
May 7, 10:14 PM | Staff report
Defiant: Cindy McCain says she’ll never release her tax returns
WASHINGTON — Cindy McCain says she will never make her tax returns public even if her husband wins the White House and she becomes the first lady.
May 8, 4:07 PM | Associated Press
Sunny morning then partly cloudy and breezy this afternoon
A series of weak upper level disturbances tracking across Northern California about every other day will keep the Tahoe area under a marginally unstable air mass.
May 8, 7:55 AM | Tom Cylke
'Climate survey' is critical of police department management
A stinging, 10-page summary of a consultant’s “climate survey” last fall found the South Lake Tahoe Police Department facing considerable internal turmoil.
May 7, 11:07 PM | Adam Jensen
Cut those dreads dude, you ain't no Bob: 'Idol' spikes spacey Marley wannabe
NEW YORK — Simon Cowell once told Jason Castro that his face would save him from elimination.
May 7, 9:55 PM | Erin Carlson, Associated Press Writer
Nissensohn is charged with two more killings
A man accused of the 1989 murder of a South Lake Tahoe teenager has been formally charged with the 1981 murders of two other teen girls in Monterey County.
May 6, 10:40 PM | Eric Laughlin / The Mountain Democrat
Officials review year of fire-safety efforts
Beyond modifying tree-removal permits and clarifying the prescription for defensible space, Lake Tahoe officials say that the unprecedented level of cooperation, consistency and communication between regulatory agencies and fire officials is a...
May 6, 10:17 PM | Julie Brown / Sierra Sun
Barton offering free checkups Friday
In honor of Melanoma & Skin Cancer Detection Awareness Month, Barton Memorial Hospital will hold its free quarterly health checkup.
May 6, 10:43 PM | Staff report
Time for motorcycle safety awareness
In response to statistics that indicate the number motorcyclists killed in collisions statewide has increased more than 140 percent in the past 10 years, the California Highway Patrol has designated May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.
May 6, 10:44 PM | Staff report
Water-quality monitors needed
Volunteers are needed to help conduct water-quality sampling during the eighth annual Water Quality Snapshot Day on Saturday.
May 6, 10:44 PM | Staff report
Sick and tired: Study says too much, too little sleep tied to ill health
ATLANTA — People who sleep fewer than six hours a night — or more than nine — are more likely to be obese, according to a new government study that is one of the largest to show a link between irregular sleep and big bellies.
May 7, 5:44 PM | Mike Stobbe, Associated Press Medical Writer
Pot, mushrooms and pills found during Tahoe drug raid
INCLINE VILLAGE — A North Lake Tahoe couple face multiple drug charges after authorities found 20 to 30 pounds of marijuana, psychedelic mushrooms, unidentified pills and drug paraphernalia in their apartment.
May 7, 4:13 PM | Kyle Magin, North Lake Tahoe Bonanza
Tahoe incumbent files for Douglas school board
The most successful school board candidate never to take office is back.
May 7, 1:05 PM | Staff report
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