A spectacular 'Springtacular'
Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra held its annual Springtacular for all the “Stars” (participants) with cognitive and developmental disabilities from April 23 - 26.
Crystal Mountain remains open with near-record snowfall
Crystal Mountain Resort remains just one of seven North American resorts still in operation, and if all the stars align, snow lovers could be carving turns well into early summer
Community sports notebook
LEOMINSTER LEGION BASEBALL TRYOUTS All varsity baseball players from Leominster, Fitchburg, St. Bernard's, North Middlesex, Monty Tech and Lunenburg interested in playing summer baseball for Leominster Legion, please show up to our final registration on Sunday, May 20, at 1 p.m. at the Leominster Babe Ruth clubhouse. GIRLS 10-U SOFTBALL TRAVEL PLAYERS NEEDED The Central Mass VOODOO, a softball ...
Columbia River views, great wildflowers in Hike of the Week
Head east of the Cascades to the Whiskey Dick Wildlife Area — but you'll need to fill out a permit to access the area.
Money Ball: Big hits and big bucks in NCW's recreational sports
Can you hear it? It’s far more subtle than the ping of a hardball off a bat or the methodical patter of running shoes hitting the pavement. It’s imperceptible next to the splash of a freestyler slapping the pool, the swish of a skier through downhill powder or a puck rebounding of a wood stick. But its power is even mightier.
No. 1 Andrew Luck at home in High County
There isn't much suspense surrounding the first pick of this year's NFL Draft. It's reportedly a done deal: the Indianapolis Colts will select Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck as its No. 1 overall pick Thursday evening. And when the Copyright 2012 Summit Daily News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Summit Daily News No. 1 Andrew ...
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Executive Q&A: Stand-up paddleboard dealer finds water sport business booming
Gary Stone learned how to windsurf in 1983 with Hoofers at UW-Madison. Undaunted by the lack of ocean, Stone fell in love with the sport. It's turned out to be a lifelong passion — and a vocation for almost three decades.
