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Patrick Wachsmuth is a rarity. The junior at Bow High School combines a laid-back personality with athletic dominance. Wachsmuth’s chill demeanor melds more with that of a park rat rather than an Alpine ski racer. He sports hair that belongs on a...

The initiative by Chinar Corps aimed at providing first-hand exposure to specially-abled youth of Kashmir in skiing, with the hope that many more Kashmir citizens would take up this exhilarating sport.

From stylish goggles to touchscreen gloves and colorful snow suits, these are the best editor-tested pieces of snow gear used this winter.

In Fort Kent and Houlton this past week a 12-year-old and 4-year-old died in separate tragic incidents

It’s no exaggeration to say that Nose Dive on Mt. Mansfield made Stowe what it is. Not just the ski area—or resort, as that’s what it’s called these days—but the

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...

This season marks 85 years of lift-served skiing on Mount Mansfield. Stowe Mountain Resort will hold a community event celebrating that 85th anniversary on Saturday, March 26, noon-4 p.m. at

With 87 kilometres of slope and 66 lifts, the ski resorts outside of Tehran offer some of the best pistes in Asia - and no one knows about them.

LONDON (AP) — Russian Olympic athletes who participated in a rally supporting President Vladimir Putin and the invasion of Ukraine are facing a backlash, with one losing a sponsorship deal and facing a disciplinary investigation.

LONDON — Britain will send thousands more missiles to Ukraine’s government as Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged Western allies to boost the supply of military aid to Ukraine.