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Sunday Profile: Anne Shipley
For 24 years, Anne Shipley’s job has taken her around the world. The chair of the art program at Sierra Nevada College went to Rome, Mexico, New York, London and Paris with art students, showing them her passion.
May 10, 2:29 PM | By Kyle Magin
Bonanza Staff Writer
Veterans Club born out of Red, White and Tahoe Blue
The Incline Village/Crystal Bay Veterans Club spends their meeting time debating issues important to local veterans, including ways to make things better for vets staying at local hospitals.
May 10, 1:36 PM | By Kyle Magin
Bonanza Staff Writer
Realtor board creates program for volunteers
There is not a shortage of fundraisers in Incline Village, although sometimes there can be a lack of volunteers working those charity events.
May 10, 2:11 PM | By Tanya Canino
Bonanza Editor
Celebrating 40 years of memories
After four decades of educating and developing generations of Incline Village students, Incline High School will celebrate its anniversary this evening.
May 8, 1:47 PM | By Kyle Magin
Bonanza Staff Writer
Keeping Mother’s Day all day long with fresh flowers
For the next year Jean Thoms will have fresh flowers in her home, and it’s all thanks to her daughter Lindsey, 13, thinking she’s the best mom ever.
May 8, 2:21 PM | By Annie Flanzraich
Bonanza News Editor
Books to show mom your love and care this Mother’s Day
Oh, so many times when one is asked, “Who has been your role model?” the answer comes back without hesitation, “My mother.” But often that mother is not aware of her overwhelming influence.
May 8, 12:19 PM | By Barbara Perlman-Whyman
Good Reads Columnist
Co-op plans to start kindergarten in fall
The Kings Beach Parent’s Co-op serves a variety of functions — it is a preschool, kindergarten preparation school and a school for parents of little ones, too.
May 8, 6:52 PM | By Kyle Magin
Bonanza Staff Writer
Ambulance crews visit schoolchildren
North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District (NLTFPD) will be celebrating National Emergency Medical Services Week throughout the month of May.
May 8, 6:43 PM
Volunteer to ‘dress’ the town in 'Red, White and Tahoe Blue'
To brighten the community before last year’s Red, White and Tahoe Blue event, a committee of dedicated Realtors and volunteers placed an American flag in front of each and every home in Incline Village and Crystal Bay.
May 8, 5:55 PM | By Tanya Canino
Bonanza Editor
This year’s grand marshal: Maryanne Ingemanson
While the Red, White and Tahoe Blue Committee still is encouraging donations to help fund this year’s event, one thing is finalized — who will lead the July 2 parade.
May 8, 5:49 PM | STAFF REPORTS
Xstream Clean hopes to increase attendance
This year’s Xstream Clean could collect more trash and hold a bigger celebration at the end of the day, said organizer Chris Laramore, who is also the director of Incline After-School Organization.
May 6, 4:26 PM | By Annie Flanzraich
Bonanza News Editor
Community briefs: Donate food at mailbox and more
Project MANA (Making Adequate Nutrition Accessible), the local hunger relief organization, is participating in the annual Letter Carriers’ Food Drive on Saturday.
May 6, 5:24 PM
Bonanza earns top awards in national newspaper contest
The North Lake Tahoe Bonanza was honored as an outstanding publication by the Association of Free Community Papers. The Bonanza was given a third place award as an “Outstanding Publication” in the nation.
May 6, 5:01 PM | Staff Reports
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Sunday Profile: Jeremy Reichert
May 4, 2008 -
Board of Realtors provides services to community
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Fireside Chat features Boys and Girls Club director
May 2, 2008 -
'Our world as I see it'
May 2, 2008 -
‘The Complete Western Stories of Elmore Leonard’
May 2, 2008 -
Incline High School distinguished 2008 graduates
May 2, 2008 -
Community briefs: Chris Spheeris benefit and more
May 2, 2008 -
Incline Middle School Honor Roll
May 2, 2008 -
Advanced placement tests are here
April 30, 2008 -
Bruno: Fourth of July event still needs funds
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