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What would make a better Valentines Day gift than an evening of fine wine, microbrews, and food? Imagine if that gift could support the needs of women and children of Carson Valley. You can do both by purchasing your tickets now for Savor the Flavor,... |
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Staff Reports Listen to a 45-minute Tibetan bowl performance by healing sound practitioner Journey Harasin, 4 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Yoga Loft, 1528 Highway 395, Suite 200, Gardnerville. |
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Staff Reports Tours are still available for Carson Valley's annual Eagles & Agriculture event Feb. 19-21. Spaces are open for the Ranch and Eagle tour, Friday's opening reception, a two-day photo workshop and the raft/kayak trip. |
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Surprise your Valentine with a basket of flowers that lasts all summer. The Main Street Gardnerville program offers sponsorships of public flower baskets for Valentine's Day as an alternative to traditional bouquets or chocolates. |
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| Western, cowboy, and Indian artists are invited to apply for the Genoa Cowboy Poetry & Music Festival, April 29 to May 2. | |
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Staff Reports Carson Valley Inn guests will continue to enjoy most-affordable nightly dinner specials in Katie's Country Kitchen during February plus a prime rib and king crab legs dinner for two on Valentine's weekend. |
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Staff Reports Mardi Gras Magic dance for Austin's House |
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Staff Reports The Douglas County Senior Center's 11th annual Senior Health Fair is 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today in the Shannon Ballroom at the Carson Valley Inn in Minden. The event is open to the public and admission is free. |
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Tickets for all performances of the Douglas County Historical Society melodrama are sold out. But, for those who still want a taste, the director will open rehearsals on Tuesday,and Thursday to the public with no reserved seating. |
| What could be greener for home gardens than going organic? People don't always understand what organic means. People think it means that no pesticides can be used, but that is not necessarily the case. According to Cooperative Extension's... | |
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Staff Reports The University of Nevada Cooperative Extension offers a free workshop on training and pruning fruit trees presented by Master Gardener Michael Janik, 6:30 p.m. Feb. 2, at Bartley Ranch in Reno. |
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