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Why is winter snow cover declining faster: southern New England - Vimarsana News

Why is winter snow cover declining faster: southern New England

It's mid-February, and only our second snowstorm of the season is on the way.

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Ski Sundown opening day a success - Vimarsana News

Ski Sundown opening day a success

It’s all downhill from here. The slopes at Ski Sundown are open with ten of its 16 trails, covered in man-made snow. Despite the mild temperatures the resort...

Ski Sundown packed for opening day - Vimarsana News

Ski Sundown packed for opening day

Despite no significant snow fall yet this winter, Ski Sundown experienced an exciting and jammed packed opening day on Tuesday.

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Attorney General Continues Legal Fight Against ExxonMobil Over Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Continues Legal Fight Against ExxonMobil Over Climate Change

“Their initial response was, of course, more lies and more denials and now they’re in court lying to the court trying to kick their case to federal court instead of keeping it in state court,” Tong said. Tong took legal action against ExxonMobil six months ago under the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, alleging an ongoing, systemic campaign of lies and deception to hide from the public what he says the company has known for decades about the connection between burning fossil fuels and climate change. In response, ExxonMobil called the claims baseless and without merit. "Legal pro...

Families hit the slopes before storm hits on Christmas - Vimarsana News

Families hit the slopes before storm hits on Christmas

On Christmas Eve, skiers were making the most of the conditions before they deteriorated. The Weiner sisters have been going to Ski Sundown in New Hartford since they were toddlers. “We wanted to go on Sunday skiing when they opened, but all of the tickets were sold out,” said Sadie Weiner. So, 11-year-old Sadie and 9-year-old Emily were happy they secured tickets for Thursday. Skiers hit the slopes, taking advantage of Thursday’s weather before the strong winds and heavy rain. “So, we just wanted to come out before the rain came tonight and tomorrow and maybe delay the sn...

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