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RENO, Nev. (AP) — The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency is praising the volunteers who agreed to adopt and maintain three new signs on area highways that greet visitors to Lake Tahoe and urge them to help protect the basin's precious watershed.
The TRPA recently installed the signs on the Mount Rose Highway, near Spooner Summit on U.S. Highway and Daggett Summit on the Kingsbury Grade headed into Stateline.
The gateway signs read, "Entering the Lake Tahoe Watershed — Help Protect It!"
The agency paid for them with grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Nevada divisions of Environmental Protection and State Lands.
TRPA board member Mark Bruce and his wife Lisa, and Chris and Joy Benna of Reno adopted the sign near Mount Rose. The Tahoe Douglas Rotary Club adopted the other two.
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