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12 outdoor activities to transform your winter Get out of the house, keep fit, and enjoy cold-weather fun in a socially distanced way Rich Beattie FacebookTwitterEmail We know: We’re facing a long winter ahead. And the fear of cabin fever is real – especially after a year largely spent in quarantine. Fortunately, it’s easy to get outdoors and find fun — and safe — winter activities in central and northern New York to keep moving and beat the winter blues. And while the area boasts great ski mountains like Hunter and Windham, sometimes you want activities that require less skill and ...

Bryan County News Remembering Betty Miner, more than a trailblazer Betty Minder I’m Georgene Brazer a new columnist for the Bryan County News. I’ll be bringing you, on a regular basis, stories about people in South Bryan we should know about, heroes in their own right who make this, our home, special. People like the late Betty Miner. I looked at the word trailblazer and knew it fit, fit a special a woman who, in spite of all she did was not a feminist (the word didn’t exist when she made the small town of Richmond Hill home).

He was a familiar figure — tall, thin and more recently with a shock white hair that had replaced the former thick crop of dark brown. A runner, mostly early mornings, for decades around Park City — with a dog when he had one. Then without. He ran in those early morning hours before God got up or at least most of his neighbors. And he ran all the streets of Park City. Ran up the hills and down Main Street. Into precious pricey enclaves and familiar tired Old Town streets. He ran to meditate and understand. He tried to outrun his demons and his sorrow.

"The sheep killings were very clinical and suggest the presence of pumas or  "It was an act of surplus killing which is what happens when a predator is faced with prey that has nowhere to escape. It's a behaviour more commonly exhibited by foxes," he said. As well as the sheep killings, the big cat expert says that he has seen scratch marks on trees that "at five or six feet high, could not have been done by any animal other than a big cat." The reason, he says, why there have been more sightings in recent months is twofold: "Firstly, winter is their mating season and they tend to throw more...

Prime + Proper offers in-house chef experience, plus more food and dining news Food and dining news and events  Prime + Proper offers in-home chef experience: Since dining rooms are closed, downtown Detroit steakhouse Prime + Proper is offering to come to your home and cook for you. Their “Home Chef Experience” is a one-of-a-kind dinner cooked in your kitchen by a member of their executive culinary team. The three-hour experience includes menu consultation and starts at $350. Email erin@heirloomhospitality.com for more information or to book.  Purchase coneys, help kids: Buy an at-home ...