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Incline Village author explores the âequationâ for contentment in debut novel (opens the original)
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Calif. â Why do some people seem content with very little while others remain dissatisfied despite having everything they need? For Incline Village author Ivan Carl, that question began more than two decades ago in a small Peruvian village, and eventually became the premise of his debut novel. Carl launched The Equation: The Secret They Don’t Want You to Know on Sept. 1. The conspiracy thriller follows a mathematician who inherits his murdered mentor’s most dangerous discov
Lake Tahoe otter attack highlights the importance of swimming and self-rescue skills (opens the original)
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – A routine swim in Lake Tahoe turned into a frightening fight for survival for Reno woman Lynnette Bellin, who was attacked by an otter near Hidden Beach in Incline Village. The attack was a “humbling reminder” that knowing how to swim and respond to an emergency are essential life skills, she said. Bellin, a swim instructor who has spent more than two decades swimming in Lake Tahoe, said the attack happened Aug. 30. She said she fought off the otter in the water before c
Female guides; Rewriting the Rules of the Outdoors (opens the original)
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The outdoor industry has long been defined by a certain image â one that is often male and narrowly drawn. But across rivers, cliffs and mountain ranges, women are reshaping that narrative. Not just by showing up, but by leading, mentoring and carving out spaces where others can follow. After falling headfirst for climbing in the early 1990s, Heidi Wirtz spent 15 years living out of a 1982 Toyota pickup, chasing routes across the country and around the world â climbing with anyone willing to
Private Plane crashes near South Lake Tahoe Airport runway (opens the original)
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – A private airplane crashed near the north end of the South Lake Tahoe Airport runway Wednesday morning. The incident occurred at approximately 8:50 a.m. South Lake Tahoe Police Department, South Lake Tahoe Fire Rescue and the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the airport, City of South Lake Tahoe Public Information Officer Sheree Juarez told the Daily Tahoe Tribune. The pilot reportedly self-extracted from the aircraft and there were no reported inju
He moved to Tahoe expecting to die. His memoir tells the story of what came next (opens the original)
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LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – When Canadian author Mark Daniels arrived in Lake Tahoe in 2022, he had already decided it would be the place where he would spend his final days. “I lived my life believing I had a time stamp on me, that I would expire 65 days short of my 53rd birthday,” Daniels said. “I figured, if I’m going to die, I want to be in heaven on Earth before I go. So I chose one of the most beautiful places on Earth, Lake Tahoe.” Daniels’ belief in his early death began after he lost his fathe
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