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Incline Village woman ordered to jail in DUI probation violation
An Incline Village woman was ordered to serve 140 days in Douglas County Jail after she tested positive for alcohol and cocaine in violation of her probation for a second driving under the influence conviction.
May 8, 4:47 PM
Fight breaks out after Candy Dance meeting
Douglas County sheriff’s deputies were called to a meeting of the Genoa Town Board on Tuesday night to investigate a fight that broke out between two residents after the town board meeting adjourned.
May 8, 4:46 PM | by Kurt Hildebrand
Editor
Scarselli students make pillowcases to soften the blow for cancer patients
A classroom at Scarselli Elementary School became a benevolent factory on April 30 as second-grade students of Jill Monfiletto and Kerry Klubben made nearly 30 pillowcases to be shipped out to East Coast hospitals for child cancer patients.
May 8, 4:40 PM | by Scott Neuffer
Staff Writer
Student wins $1,000 for essay on international diplomacy
Jake O’ Farrell has already made his mark on international politics. The Douglas High senior won $1,000 for his essay on resource diplomacy in the 21st century.
May 8, 4:38 PM | by Scott Neuffer
Staff Writer
Carson City teens accused of racial graffiti
Two Carson City teenagers appeared in Juvenile Court on Tuesday to answer allegations they were responsible for graffiti throughout Carson Valley that advocated white supremacy and violence to Hispanics.
May 8, 4:37 PM | Staff Reports
Four sites in running for new Minden post office
The U.S. Postal Service is reviewing four sites in Minden for a new facility.
May 8, 4:35 PM | by Sheila Gardner
Staff Writer
Sheriff’s open house hosts 500
With a red plastic firefighter’s hat tilted on his head, 3-year-old Kevin McConnville surveyed the crowd Wednesday at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office open house from his mother Shannon’s arms.
May 8, 4:33 PM | by Sheila Gardner
Staff Writer
Do the math: Douglas High's Christine Ensign named teacher of the year
Douglas High School math teacher Christine Ensign could not hold back tears when she was named Douglas County’s Teacher of the Year at David Walley’s Resort on Wednesday.
May 8, 4:29 PM | by Scott Neuffer
Staff Writer
Lyon fire visible from Carson Valley
Smoke from the 80-acre Como fire could be seen from Carson Valley this afternoon.
May 8, 5:00 PM | Staff Reports
Culvert leaking under Toler Road
Toler Lane was closed indefinitely Thursday at Orchard Road as county crews assessed settlement of the road over the Virginia Ditch.
May 8, 3:54 PM | Staff Reports
Toler Lane closed at Orchard Road
Toler Lane is closed at Orchard Road today while crews repair what one motorist described as a “sinking” section of the roadway.
May 8, 12:30 PM | Staff Reports
At the Lake: Secrecy swirling around grand jury investigation
Two South Shore residents and the South Lake Tahoe city manager have testified before the El Dorado County civil grand jury after a complaint from a local business owner who has butted heads with officials over the city's sign ordinance.
May 8, 8:22 AM | by Adam Jensen, Tahoe Daily Tribune
In Carson: Bodines casino opens
Workers finished screwing in the last light bulb Wednesday at the newest casino in Carson City.
May 8, 7:31 AM | by Dave Frank, Nevada Appeal
The R-C Morning Report
About 500 people turned out for the Sheriff’s Office open house on Wednesday to check out the exhibits and have a hot dog. As always, the tour of the jail was a very popular feature.
May 8, 5:53 AM | by Kurt Hildebrand
Sheriff hosts open house
The public is invited to the National Law Enforcement Week open house 5 to 7:30 p.m. today at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.
May 6, 3:59 PM
Douglas searchers respond to report of downed plane
Douglas County Sheriff's Search & Rescue members are responding to an emergency locater transmitter.
May 7, 5:21 PM | Staff Reports
State to consider cutting deer quota for 2008
Nevada Board of Wildlife commissioners Friday and Saturday will discuss reducing the number of deer tags by 11 percent across the hunt spectrum and, with the exception of Desert (Nelson) and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, reductions in tag numbers...
May 7, 4:53 PM
Carson teens accused of racial graffiti
Two Carson City teenagers appeared in Juvenile Court on Tuesday to answer allegations they were responsible for graffiti throughout Carson Valley that advocated white supremacy and violence to Hispanics.
May 7, 11:57 AM | Staff Reports
Retiring teacher files for school board
The most successful school board candidate never to take office is back.
May 7, 9:02 AM | Staff Reports
Planning commissioner seeks District 5 commission seat
Businessman Mike Olson has filed for the District 5 County Commission seat being vacated by Kelly Kite.
May 7, 7:47 AM | by Kurt Hildebrand
Editor
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May 2, 2008 -
Relief effort under way in house fires
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Minden students write 'Misssssing'
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Election filing opens Monday
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Senior wins duck contest
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Piñon Hills student wins Nevada Wildlife fishing p...
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Bail $302,500 in assault
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Collision with power pole causes Gardnerville outage
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'Click it or ticket' targets teens
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Alpine to benefit from Web grant
May 2, 2008 -
Former Amador resident to be Alpine's first administrator
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