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Bill Rozak
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Sport and Recreation Editor, Tahoe Daily Tribune
South Lake Tahoe
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By Bill Rozak Verified| Tahoe Daily Tribune Verified What a wild, smokey, fiery, snowy, mask-y ride the last nearly four years have been. When I came to Lake Tahoe, and to the Tribune, in 2017, I never imagined the path it would take. I started out as sports editor and then was promoted to editor in the summer of 2019. After a few months learning the many acronyms, agencies and groups around Lake Tahoe, all hell broke loose. There was no shortage of stories to pursue. The coronavirus … I can hardly type that word without my fingers protesting.
By Bill Rozak Verified| Sierra Sun Verified TAHOE CITY, Calif., — The high temperature on Monday at South Lake Tahoe was cold enough to break an almost 30-year record. The thermometer reached a high of 54 at Lake Tahoe Airport on Monday, according to National Weather Service data, which broke the record for the lowest high temperature on the date set in 1995. Around the lake in Tahoe City, the high temp reached 65, which was nowhere near the record of 47 set in 1938.
By Bill Rozak Verified| Tahoe Daily Tribune Verified What a wild, smokey, fiery, snowy, mask-y ride the last nearly four years have been. When I came to Lake Tahoe, and to the Tribune, in 2017, I never imagined the path it would take. I started out as sports editor and then was promoted to editor in the summer of 2019. After a few months learning the many acronyms, agencies and groups around Lake Tahoe, all hell broke loose. There was no shortage of stories to pursue. The coronavirus … I can hardly type that word without my fingers protesting.
Company Info
Tahoe Daily Tribune
The Tahoe Daily Tribune was founded on June 26, 1958 by Frank and Mary Chase. It was a weekly newspaper called the Tahoe-Sierra Tribune. The Chases sold the paper to Scripps League of Newspapers in 1963. It was acquired by Reno-based Swift Newspapers, now Swift Communications, in August of 1975. On June 26, 2008 the Tahoe Daily Tribune celebrated a major milestone — it's 50th anniversary. Each Thursday in 2008 the Tahoe Daily Tribune observed the occasion with stories and photographs about the people and events that helped shape the south shore Lake Tahoe community. The Tahoe Daily Tribune covers the southern portion of Lake Tahoe in El Dorado County, Calif., and Douglas County, Nev. During winter, 14 ski resorts around the lake make this a world-class ski destination. The area is also a world-class destination resort for summer activities with Lake Tahoe and the Nevada casinos.
South Lake Tahoe, California, United States
+1 530-541-3880
Founded: 1958