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Rescuers intensified efforts to locate 10 backcountry skiers missing after the Castle Peak avalanche near Lake Tahoe, despite blizzard conditions and limited ground access.
Officials warned of high avalanche danger and a widespread natural avalanche cycle within 24 hours, advising against travel in avalanche terrain.
The search utilized snowcats, snowmachines, and climber teams as responders worked in deteriorating weather to reach trapped skiers.

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The AAUW Nevada County Branch will host a program on local elementary education this month with district and school leaders as speakers.
Guest speakers include a school district leader, principals, and classroom educators who will discuss trends in student achievement and pandemic impacts.
The event is free and open to the public, and will be held at Peace Lutheran Church in Grass Valley on a Saturday morning.
Panelists will share classroom experiences from elementary teachers and discuss ways the community can support early education.
AAUW Nevada County Branch has a long history of advocating for equity for women and girls through education and research.
The program is sponsored by local supporters and encourages newsletter sign-ups for updates.
Attendees can join AAUW's efforts and learn about expanded behavioral and mental health supports in schools.
The event will feature discussions on how districts navigated recent years amid ongoing challenges.
The program emphasizes local education trends and community involvement in early education.

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Ten skiers remain missing after a Lake Tahoe avalanche that struck during a backcountry trip near Castle Peak.
Six skiers survived the avalanche and were told to remain at Frog Lake huts while rescuers worked to reach them.
Blackbird Mountain Guides organized the trip for 12 clients and four guides according to the company statement.
The avalanche occurred around 11:30 a.m. in Castle Peak, as a winter storm battered the area.
Nevada County Sheriff’s Office and Search and Rescue teams led the large-scale rescue operation.
High avalanche danger had been forecast for backcountry terrain in the Sierra region.
Six survivors were instructed to stay at the Frog Lake huts while rescuers continued efforts.
Rescuers used snowcats and snowmobiles to access the backcountry area during harsh conditions.
The group was staying at Frog Lake Backcountry Huts, remote cabins used by backcountry skiers.
The incident prompted questions about trip planning amid warnings of dangerous avalanche conditions.

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