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Offbeat by Chris Calcino Premium Content Subscriber only Brinsmead is all fur coat and no knickers, Gordonvale has a drinking problem and Kamerunga is Caravonica for cowards.   Reporter Chris Calcino has summed up every suburb in Cairns - and dont get him started on Edge Hill. Aeroglen Inhabited exclusively by people with severe hearing impairment. Has a basically empty airport with decor that can only be stomached by people who watch Kath and Kim for s...

N.Y. Ski Conditions: A Snowslide, Few Lift Tickets, Beer in the Parking Lot “At least we are freaking open,” one resort owner said. Skiing and snowboarding, considered pandemic-friendly, continue in New York state, for the time being. But resorts are challenged by restrictions on ticket sales and indoor dining.Credit...Richard Beaven for The New York Times By Alyson Krueger Published Jan. 22, 2021Updated Jan. 23, 2021 In a year like 2020, it only seems fitting that New York’s ski season s...

| 20 Dec 2020 | 07:04 On opening day at Mount Peter Ski Area and throughout the weekend, there was a huge turnout with everyone following the rules and still having a great time on the slopes. Photos by Roger Gavan. ( Roger Gavan) Sara Walicki, 5, is having a great time skiing on the first opening day of the season at Mount Peter Ski Area. ( Roger Gavan) It had already been snowing on the mountain because the snow blowers at Mount Peter were operating as ...

Hit These Snow Tubing Hills for Some Holiday Fun Now that we’ve had our first real snowstorm, it’s time to get outside and enjoy it. Remember the feeling and rush of going snow tubing down a big hill as a child? I would always look forward to tubing with my parents and sister. I love the idea of snow tubing because it doesn’t take much effort; you can sit back and enjoy the winter scenery. The winter months are harder for me at least, I try to find fun ways to embrace the cooler months. T...

A nor easter is making its way to the Hudson Valley. But when it passes, dont let the cold stop you and your family from enjoying some winter fun! The Hudson Valley is full of ice rinks, ski slopes and hills to explore. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, expect to be wearing face coverings, find capacity limits, and to be asked to maintain a social distance from other guests. Most ski and snowboarding areas are not allowing guests to change within their lodge and lockers may not be available. Its reco...