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January 14, 2010
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On the Spot: News
Do Tell!
Memories of the 1960 Winter Olympics from four members of that year’s ski patrol.
Olympic Waitress Returns 1960 Memorabilia
A waitress from the 1960 Olympics returns memorabilia.
Library Decision Delayed
Update on outside management for Nevada County libraries.
TTCF Civility Campaign Reaches Goal
Truckee Tahoe Community Foundation achieves goal with Speak Your Peace Civility Project.
Real Estate by the Numbers
Though 2009 is over, the hangover effects from the worst recession since the Great Depression are still with us.
TRPA Vote Set for Kings Beach Affordable Housing
Vote set for the Kings Beach Housing NOW project.
Women Acting Passionately
Passion Into Action: A Women’s Conference, set for Saturday, January 23, in Grass Valley.
Spot News Briefs
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Glenshire Store Hit by Thieves
The Glenshire General Store was robbed sometime after closing on January 2 and before 3 a.m. on January 3, when owner Tina Stull discovered the break-in.
Spot News Briefs: Business
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2022
The Olympics came to Tahoe 50 years ago. Will they come back?
The Spout: Editorials
Moonshine's Top Five Goals for the Decade
Moonshine Ink's long-range goals for the next 10 years.
This is Wildlife Management in the 21st Century?
I am in disbelief regarding the archaic ways in which officials manage the wildlife here — and in the 21st century.
Time to Rethink Growth
Thanks to Beth Ingalls for shining a light on stalled development projects in our region
Mountain Life
Sugar Bowl Turns 70
Looking back at Sugar Bowl's history.
Dare the Luge and Spelunking with Disgraced Golf Pros
A mixology of high altitude gadfly gossip for oxygen-starved brain cells.
Mountain Life Briefs
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Sugar Bowl Screens "The Donner Party" Film
Film brings to life the harrowing experience of the early Sierra settlers.
Storytelling Culture Keeps Outdoor Community Inspired
Stories, camaraderie inspire outdoor community.
Wellness & Learning
Out and About: Finding Middle Ground with Aikido
If you’re feeling a little fight or flighty this New Year, there’s no better time than now to get into Aikido.
See Your Dreams Materialize
Spiritual teachers suggest using the medium of collage as a tool for self-discovery and as a blueprint for creating an authentic life.
Think Outside the Box
Horoscopes for 14 January - 10 February 2010.
Wellness & Learning Briefs
General Wellness, Kids, Pets
Stanley is a Punk Rocker
One of the great things about being a dog is that I can’t talk.
A Volunteer of Their Own
In our column we write about kids in our community who volunteer — what they do and why they do it.
Rocking Stone: Arts & Culture
Rocking Stone Calendar
Arts and entertainment for the next month around North Tahoe.
John McCutcheon
The folk singer and storyteller brings an anything-goes approach to his subject material.
The Falla Guitar Trio
The trio weaves together a tapestry of original compositions, classical repertoire, and improvised jazz.
Woodsong Acoustics Group
Hawaiian slack key guitar, also known as ki ho alu, is a sacred tradition
Hip Hop for Hope Event to Honor Truckee Local, Raise Money
cheduled for Saturday, January 23, at the Olympic Village Lodge at Squaw Valley, 8 p.m.
Rocking Stone Briefs
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From Corporate Job to Children's Music
Truckee resident stumbles into music career after corporate layoff.
Big Names in the Biggest Little City: Rembrandt and Raphael at the Nevada Museum of Art
Lucky for us all, some big names in European art history are stopping by the Nevada Museum of Art this winter.
"Asta in the Wings": A First Novel Takes Flight Much Like "To Kill a Mockingbird"
A review of a debut novel by Jan Elizabeth Watson.
The Best Movies of the Decade
Okay, so we cheated
The Best Books of the Decade
Here you go: my highly personal, completely biased list of the best books of the decade
The Best Albums of the Decade
Usually something as brash as touting a “Best of” list takes time, input from experts, heated debates, and agonizing moments before it is finally compiled
