The Adaptive Sports Chalet at Mount Spokane, home to a program for disabled snow sports enthusiasts for the past nine years, was dedicated Saturday. U.S. Marine Captain Bryceson Tenold raised funding and worked to build the chalet as his Eagle Scout project, completed in 2001. He is pictured above at Saturday’s dedication, attended by OTM’s […]
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5. TRANSFER OF BIG ROCK CLIMBING AREA TO THE DISHMAN HILLS NATURAL ASSOCIATION. In a year that a had several significant conservation wins this transaction stands out because it was completely private—no public money involved—and because the biggest benefit from the acquisition goes to local rock climbers, who have accessed Big Rock/Rocks of Sharon for
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Necessity is the master of invention. Vince Zimmer, owner of Spokane Alpine Haus, grew up on the South Hill without a nearby ski shop. He was tired of catching the bus downtown just to check out the latest boots and skis, so in 1976, at the budding age of 25, he took a chance and
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The Runner’s Rule Book By Mark Remy Rodale Press, 2009, 166 pages Every sport has rules, and running is no exception. However, Mark Remy, the executive editor at Runnersworld.com, believes there are also the everyday rules of running. Beyond the governing mandates of the USA Track & Field institution, runners have hundreds of implied rules.
Breathe in that fresh, crisp air. Get a taste of that new year. It’s nice, right? As an adult, I find that January 1 rolling around means more to me each year. Last January I made a promise that I would whip myself into (physical) shape. It was the first time I have ever followed
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January and February can be hard cycling months in Spokane. While you can still get around in the snow, rain, ice, and muck by bike, the novelty starts to wear off in January. Layering up like that kid in the Christmas Story every time you want to get in a quick ride gets tiring. Heavy,
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The Runner’s Rule Book By Mark Remy Rodale Press, 2009, 166 pages Every sport has rules, and running is no exception. However, Mark Remy, the executive editor at Runnersworld.com, believes there are also the everyday rules of running. Beyond the governing mandates of the USA Track & Field institution, runners have hundreds of implied rules.
Breathe in that fresh, crisp air. Get a taste of that new year. It’s nice, right? As an adult, I find that January 1 rolling around means more to me each year. Last January I made a promise that I would whip myself into (physical) shape. It was the first time I have ever followed
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January and February can be hard cycling months in Spokane. While you can still get around in the snow, rain, ice, and muck by bike, the novelty starts to wear off in January. Layering up like that kid in the Christmas Story every time you want to get in a quick ride gets tiring. Heavy,
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