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192 Backpacks filled with School Supplies Distributed through new Partnership!
As students across South Lake Tahoe returned to school last week, the community rallied in a remarkable show of support for its youth. The inaugural Back-to-School Drive, hosted by the Marcella Fo...
Ag in the Classroom
Listed under: Education Agriculture, Food & Gardening
From Tahoe Daily Tribune...
With the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires in recent years, prepping your home for wildfire threats has become more critical than ever.
From Folsom Telegraph...
Folsom firefighters who were called to duty to help battle the massive Park Fire when it first erupted are thankfully back home and safe, but the experience of being part of such a historic wildfire battle will be unforgettable.
From Georgetown Gazette...
From Folsom Times...
On August 20, companies and chiefs from the Folsom Fire Department and the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire Departments participated in a joint training drill.
From South Tahoe Now...
Although the challenges of the terrain and dry fuels continue to be a challenge for firefighters, they have rapidly gained the upper hand on the Crozier Fire in nearby El Dorado County in the last 24 hours.
The around the clock work by firefighters and improved weather conditions are proving favorable when it comes to corralling the Crozier Fire in nearby El Dorado County.
From Tahoe Guide...
Microplastics, wildfire smoke, changes in temperature, vast swings in lake clarity from winter to summer, and an increase in rain-on-snow events caused by long-term changes in the climate highlight the annual State of the Lake Report, released on Aug. 8 from the Tahoe Environmental Research Center.
The League to Save Lake Tahoe recently released its findings from July 5 beach cleanups compiled over the last 11 years revealing that 60 percent of the trash collected is plastic, according to a press release.
Divers are currently assessing the status of New Zealand mudsnail populations once again after almost one year from their initial discovery in Lake Tahoe.
Closure aides Forest Service in fire resources: blaze now 1960 acres, 4,000 structures threatened.
Police say recent arson arrest unrelated; air quality becoming a concern.
Tahoe's clarity report card just came out, yet two sewage spills occurring within less than two weeks of each other have minds on murkier matters.
Evacuations were ordered Wednesday afternoon in El Dorado County for a fast-moving wildland fire in the community of Rescue, located north of Cameron Park and northeast of El Dorado Hills.
From Village Life...
Tahoe Fire & Fuels Team forest thinning projects are scheduled to continue for the next several weeks, conditions and weather permitting.
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