Please come and join us for the annual Squaw Valley volunteer trail maintenance day in Shirley Canyon. This year it will be held on Saturday July 9, 2016. Squaw Valley Ski Holdings will provide breakfast, PlumJack will be providing lunch on the trail, and Resort at Squaw Continue Reading
The 2013 Brews, Jazz & Funk Fest will be one of the best weekend events in the Tahoe area this summer! Join us on Saturday, August 10th and Sunday, August 11th from 2:00 to 8:00 pm for just $5.00. Breweries from throughout the western states showcase their best brews Continue Reading
Peace and quiet abound at this extensively upgraded home, close to downtown Truckee's shop and restaurants. New triple pane Pella windows with internal blinds, comp shingle roof, cedar siding, and a paver patio with plumbing and wiring for a hot tub and garden lights. The Continue Reading
A new organization in Squaw Valley, the Squaw Alpine Association, is pursuing the incorporation of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows as a town. Towns incorporate to have local control of land use planning and regulation, and tax revenues. Local control of land use means that a Continue Reading
The preparatory school is a public school and an extension of Creekside Cooperative Charter School in Tahoe City. Creekside has been in operation for 6 years with grades K through 7 and is moving to expand with grades 7-10 at a temporary location on the large asphalt area Continue Reading
Squaw Valley Pickleball has an infusion of funds from Placer County for much needed improvements on our parking lot courts. The improvements are $800 for cones, more fencing and perhaps line repairs. The improvements are thanks to hard work on our behalf from Ed Heneveldt Continue Reading
Is this the end of homes under a million dollars in Squaw Valley? Currently there are 17 homes for sale between the price of $949,000 and $9,500,000. Only two homes are priced under a million; one at $949,000 and the other at $995,000. From there we go right up to $1,495,000 Continue Reading
A long time tradition for Squaw Valley Property owners has been the annual pick up of winter debris left in our streets in the valley. The day begins at 8:00 with a delicious breakfast of pancakes ,bacon, sausage, and fruit created by our own local firefighters. The pickup Continue Reading
