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Boys & Girls Club director Aimi Xistra makes another run for city council (opens the original)
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. â Aimi Xistra, who came in third in the previous city council race and ran for the open seat last year, feels that she’s in a good position to snag a seat this time. Her stance, similar to last time, is to serve as a voice for local business, workforce and youth. Xistra said she has lived and served the community for many years and has a good concept of what constituents want. “We need that representation on city council.” Xistra has been a resident of South Lake Tahoe
âTahoe Dadâ runs for city council, says he âGantt waitâ (opens the original)
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. â Longtime columnist of ‘Tahoe Dad’ in Tahoe Mountain News, Gantt Miller says he was inspired to run for South Lake Tahoe’s city council because “we can do better.” His priorities include serving local families, children, retirees and locally owned businesses, as well as improving the safety, beauty and environmental stewardship that he believes defines South Lake Tahoe. Miller says Gantt is an awkward name. “But I’m leaning into the awkwardness of that name for my cam
âWe need professionals running the cityâ says council candidate Kelly O’Haire (opens the original)
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. â Kelly O’Haire, one of the 13 candidates running for South Lake Tahoe’s three open city council seats this season, puts professional conduct as one of her main platform items. A resident for 23 years, O’Haire has served as a county prosecutor, a city attorney and police officer. O’Haire said that she has been civically engaged for the past three years, emphasizing the importance of attending in person. She became particularly interested in engaging during the tumultuo
‘Our Tahoe, Our Voice’: Tahoe resident serving on police advisory, planning commission runs for council (opens the original)
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. â Erika Gonzalez, who has served on the police advisory commission and planning commission, says as a third-generation South Lake Tahoe resident, she wants to represent “the people who actually live and work here.” Her key platform points center around housing, economy, trust and civic participation. Gonzalez said that even though she’s third-generation, her family came to Tahoe differently than most. Rather than skiing and snowboarding, her family has worked in hospit
âIâve only just dipped my toe into the roleâ says appointee Heather Horgan in running for city council (opens the original)
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. â Heather Horgan was appointed to city council to fill the empty seat last year and told the Tribune earlier this year that she was interested in running. Horgan said, “Had I not been on city council, I would not be running, but my decision remains for the same reason as before. I have spent so much time talking with people, going into businesses, meeting with all these different agencies and bodies⦠I want to continue to do it because I’ve only just dipped my toe in
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