| | | Hitting the Jackson slopesFriday, Feb. 05
My sweetheart Marilyn and I were up in Jackson, N.H., with our friends David and Susan recently to celebrate the 75th birthday of Black Mountain. Full Story On stageThursday February 4, 2010
What: "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" by Christopher Hampton. Full Story A survey of snowshoesFriday, Jan. 29
After my recent story on choosing snowshoes, so many of you wrote asking for the results of my snowshoe tests that I'm sharing them with everyone. Full Story Best ski hills you have never triedFriday, Jan. 29
It's easy to see the attraction of a big, glamorous resort with a tall mountain and widely varied terrain: lots of fast lifts, snowmaking and grooming, and an array of lodging and restaurants nearby. Full Story Experts seek changes in forest managementThursday, Jan. 28
A panel of experts is recommending substantial changes in forest management on state-owned lands and significant organizational changes for the department responsible for overseeing the state's parks. Full Story Deer harvest drops for second consecutive yearSunday, Dec. 27
Tony Gola, the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Western District Wildlife Biologist, reports that 637 deer were checked into Western District stations (439 bucks and 198 does) during the shotgun deer hunting season. Full Story Getting a grip Friday, Dec. 18
Here in the Northeast, most of us - especially those of us who like to get out and enjoy winter - put snow tires on our vehicles in October and take them off in April. Full Story How to build the perfect campfireFriday, Nov. 06
If the coals have built up deep enough over the years in your fire pit, or the mineral soil beneath is soft enough, pound in four, 2- foot tall, thumb-size vertical stakes. Full Story Pittsfield native featured in new skiing filmWednesday, March 04
PITTSFIELD A Pittsfield native has gone from making home movies about his freestyle skiing exploits on the Berkshire slopes to being featured in a professional film about back-country skiing on some of the most remote peaks in the Northeast and Canada. Full Story | |
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