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Alyeska Brings in Specialists to Repair Damaged Tram
Channel 2 NewsAlyeska Resort officials said experts have been hired from around the world to repair a tram damaged on New Year's Eve. High winds caused the tram to crash into a support tower. Officials said was still out of operation as of Tuesday, January 8. In a...Tags: New Year's Day
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No idea is too unusual for Signal
On an early Wednesday morning, Signal Snowboards employee Stephen Rezendes applies a coat of epoxy resin to the board he's building, getting a head start for the company's 2013-14 season. Gliding the scraper from nose to tail, Rezendes efficiently...
Tags: Plant Openings, Media Industry, Epic (movie), Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations
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June Mountain set to reopen in December
It’s official: June Mountain is back. The modest ski and snowboard destination that Mammoth Mountain management closed to save money last winter is to reopen in 2013-14, officials said Tuesday, confirming reports last fall that the family-friendly...
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Deadly CO Avalanche
Authorities say five snowboarders were killed in a backcountry avalanche on Colorado's Loveland Pass. Clear Creek County Sheriff Don Krueger said in a statement that six snowboarders were caught in the slide Saturday afternoon. The condition of the... -
5 snowboarders killed in Colorado avalanche
GEORGETOWN, Colo. — Five snowboarders were killed Saturday afternoon after apparently triggering a backcountry avalanche on Colorado's Loveland Pass, authorities said. Search and rescue crews recovered the bodies several hours after the slide,...Tags: Avalanches and Landslides, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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5 snowboarders die in Colorado backcountry avalanche
Five snowboarders died in a backcountry avalanche Saturday afternoon about 60 miles west of Denver, authorities said. A group of six snowboarders started out at Loveland Pass, which is just short of 12,000 feet in elevation, but got no more than a...Tags: Boston Bruins, Avalanches and Landslides
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High school boys lacrosse: Jessup attacking adversity
MISHAWAKA -- How much courage and maturity does it take for a 14-year-old to decide his quality of life would be better if his right leg were amputated? What high school freshman can weigh the possibilities and reach that conclusion? Three years...
Tags: Sports, Amputation, Lacrosse
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Sladics plants seeds at Newport Elementary
NEWPORT BEACH — Chanelle Sladics posed a question to second- and third-graders at Newport Elementary School Thursday morning. "Are you guys excited to plant some seeds?" Sladics, the pro snowboarder, asked the kids. "Yes," the 23 Newport El...
Tags: Genetic Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara, MTV (tv network), Physical Fitness and Exercise, Elementary Schools
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A day of surf and snow
Plenty of Californians take pride in knowing they can surf in the morning and enjoy winter sports in the mountains in the afternoon, but it's a privilege not often taken advantage of. For three years, Red Bull has sponsored an event called the...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, University of California, Santa Barbara, John Jackson, Students, Loyola Marymount University
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Skiing: Come summer, South America beckons
With April right around the corner, the ski season will soon be winding down in the West. Which means most schussers and shredders will be packing away their gear and turning to other sports such as cycling or surfing –- maybe even golf. But come...
Tags: Travel, South America, Hotels and Accommodations, Trips and Vacations
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Snowboarding: Boyne City's Wellman advances to national competition
GRAND RAPIDS — It was a solid performance for Boyne City’s Madison Wellman. Wellman, 14, recently qualified for the United States of America Snowboard Association Nationals in snowboarder cross as she was among top finishers during a...
Tags: X Games, Auto Racing
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Head in the clouds in the Southland's Mountains
Where is the John Muir of the San Gabriel Mountains? The Ansel Adams of the San Bernardinos? The Donner Party of the San Jacintos? All right, maybe one Donner Party was enough. But Muir, Adams and company are among the reasons the inland mountains of...
Tags: Canoeing and Kayaking, Animal, Restaurants, Wildlife, Dining and Drinking
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