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As winter loses its annual battle with spring, the state’s ski resorts still hold the promise of some last runs on the slopes before the season is over.Some Granite State mountains hope to keep the lifts running deep into April, while others will have...

Maine Maple Sunday, a garden show, spring skiing and more.

Maine Maple Sunday, a garden show, spring skiing and more.

CONWAY — Being outside ... Feeling the brisk air and sunshine on a bluebird day ... Seeing the beauty of the mountains as you cruise down a slope, experiencing what late, great Cranmore Austrian skimeisterHannes Schneider called “flight without...

The recent fire at Twin Parks in the Bronx was an undeniable tragedy. Just as every fire there over the past 50 years has been.

At this rustic townhouse at 38 Tall Pines Way in Conway, N.H. the most fervent skiers can make sure they savor every snow squall and powder day.

CONWAY — What’s new and different from last season for the 2021-22 skiing and riding season?It all depends which area you go to, says Jessyca Keeler, executive director of Ski N.H., the Conway-based organization of 33 alpine and cross-country ski...

Estonia will nominate the King's Pine - Estonia's largest tree in terms of volume - for the 2022 European Tree of the Year competition. To increase the tree's chances, organizers are seeking stories and recollections from people whose lives have been touched by the King's Pine.

MADISON — New Hampshire’s ski industry could see a return of an estimated 40,000 skiers and riders from Canada if that country and the United States allow the border to fully reopen this winter. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of the border, but with increased vaccinations, Canada announced Monday it would allow fully vaccinated United States residents to visit as of Aug. 9. While the United States has not announced any plans to allow Canadian citizens to come south as yet, i...

HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL, as the saying goes, and that was especially true this warm and sunny Thursday, after the separate announcements by President Joe Biden and Gov. Chris Sununu one year into this pandemic. President Biden cautioned that we as Americans must do our part by getting vaccinated and not prematurely abandoning mask wearing, social distancing and other measures that stem the spread of the virus. Meanwhile, Gov. Sununu announced Thursday he is relaxing some of the Granite State’...