Skiing/Snowboarding
Spring Traditions at Local Ski Resorts
What’s a skier or snowboarder to do when the snowflakes finally stop falling and things on the hill get slushy? Pond skimming may be the ...
Lisa Laughlin
March 24, 2018
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Sam Schlieder: Pioneer of Nordic Skiing
If you were asked to describe the archetypal life-long Nordic skier, you’d picture Sam Schlieder: lean body, gray beard, quiet disposition, and low-key, dry sense ...
Brad Thiessen
March 22, 2018
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Ski Trends I Hope Never Change
They say change is inevitable. I say poopy to that—at least to the idea that all things have to change. Now I’m sure that some ...
Brad Northrup
March 21, 2018
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Flashback: A Foot of Fresh Snow at 49
I quit my job last February. Specifically, I quit one because I had found another. It was just time to move on. In any event, ...
Brad Northrup
March 20, 2018
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Giant Slalom for a Cure on March 24
Ski the Largest U.S. Giant Slalom on Schweitzer and Raise Funds for Cystinosis Research Create a two- or four-person team and join in a unique ...
Lisa Laughlin
March 19, 2018
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WWII Veteran Still Skis at 90+
For eight years, 93-year-old Sylvester VanOort has packed his truck, left South Dakota behind, and driven “straight down I-90” to Kellogg, Idaho, to ski Silver ...
S. Michal Bennett
March 18, 2018
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How to Ski in Mixed Conditions
March is always a mixed bag of weather on the mountain. This can be especially challenging for skiers to negotiate when Mother Nature dumps a ...
Brad Naccarato
March 15, 2018
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Spring Skiing
Where Did Everybody Go? If I could only ski one month of the year, it would be March. The crowds thin, the weather improves, and ...
Derrick Knowles
March 14, 2018
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Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Program at Mt. Spokane
Set back from the scrum of the ski school corral at the base of Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park sits a tiny chalet—a diminutive ...
Aaron Theisen
March 13, 2018
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