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Utah's low-profile Solitude Mountain Resort
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAt last — a ski area suitable for our readers in the federal witness protection program. Solitude Mountain Resort lies about 30 miles from downtown Salt Lake City, tucked into the same Wasatch range that harbors such famed ski destinations as...Tags: Services and Shopping, Hotels and Accommodations, Travel, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Los Angeles International Airport
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Beating the winter blues
Now past the holidays, New Year's and the Super Bowl, we are staring down the barrel of gray February and temperamental March. But don't think about that. Think instead about avoiding those winter blues. "Exercise does elevate your endorphins, which...Tags: Sled Dog Racing, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Gardens and Parks, Dog (animal), Travel
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Outdoors Almanac Fishing changes
Daily limits for crappie, bluegills (sunfish) and yellow perch are now 15 each with a possession limit of 30 each in all South Dakota waters as of Jan. 1, with the exception of South Dakota/Minnesota boundary waters. Daily and possession limits on those...Tags: Surgery, Sundance Film Festival, Gardens and Parks, Fishing, Road Transportation
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Special Olympics are like homecoming for the athletes and volunteers
30 North ChiefRarely do the athletes competing in an event spend most of their day reminding everyone watching that winning isn’t the most important part of sport. The Special Olympics Pennsylvania Winter Games is that kind of event. “The athletes are...Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, Special Olympics, Multi-Sport Events, Athletes, Ceremonies
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Special Olympics Winter Games a week away
Daily American ReporterWhile many people have had enough snow, the 2001 Special Olympics Pennsylvania Winter Games being held Feb. 13-15 need it. Sue Putman, competition coordinator for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, said they need natural snow to compete. For four...Tags: Special Olympics, Central Park, Hotels and Accommodations, Travel, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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January 17: Midday Fix - Silent Winter Activities
WGN NewsMichigan has a variety 'silent' winter activities for families that can be enjoyed on any budget – from snowshoeing to skiing to ice fishing and skating. Snowshoeing Snowshoes are a great way to explore the winter wonderland. It's inexpensive and a...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Rivers, Fishing, Gardens and Parks, Native Americans
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Kikkan Randall's career just now peaking
Channel 2 SportsAnchorage is the perfect environment for an aspiring cross-country skier, but Kikkan Randall was also blessed with the bloodline to turn that opportunity into success. “I had an aunt and uncle that were Olympians in cross-country skiing,”...Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, Awards and Prizes, Multi-Sport Events, Career and Workplace, FIFA World Cup
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Winter warrior: East Jordan native captures Winter Triathlon National Championships
A good ol' Northern Michigan boy has won the US Triathlon-sanctioned Winter Triathlon National Championships in Midway, Utah.
On Jan. 15, Josiah Middaugh, 32, placed first in the competition. An East Jordan native, Middaugh has lived and worked as a...Tags: Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Olympic Games, 2016 Olympic Games, Multi-Sport Events
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Aberdeen: Cross country ski trails open
The Aberdeen Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department is maintaining groomed cross country ski trails at the Lee Park Golf Course and Manor Park. People are encouraged to use the Lee Park Golf Course parking lot to access the trails on the course....Tags: Forestry and Timber, Natural Resource Industry, Agricultural Research and Technology, Rentals, Science and Technology
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Winter Fun in DuPage Forest Preserves
TribLocal - ElmhurstAs winter’s brisk winds begin to blow and temperatures drop, many people are inclined to stay indoors and wait for the season to pass. But …... -
Philip Hersh: Women ski jumpers take foggy leap of faith toward Olympics
The Fabulous ForumThe fog in Oslo, Norway was so thick Friday that spectators at the bottom of the windswept ski-jump hill at the World Nordic Ski Championships could see little more than the moment the women athletes skied through the finish area....... -
Standing up for soft rock: Tim Heidecker and Davin Wood bring their smooth stylings to Largo [Updated]
Pop & HissThe music of Tim Heidecker and Davin Wood flows into your ears like a clump of lard melting in the iron skillet of your soul. Or something like that. The duo, which just released the absolutely spot-on soft rock parody......
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