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For the first time in 18 months, fully vaccinated Canadians will be able to cross the land border into Western New York.

Pandemic ski boom: Ohio resorts report busy season, as newbies, veterans seek fun on the slopes Susan Glaser, cleveland.com © David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com/David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Northeast Ohio ski resorts are on track to do well despite the coronavirus. Many, including Boston Mills and Brandywine, have made changes including requiring masks, social distancing and extra cleaning in the lodges. David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com PENINSULA, Ohio — In a normal winter, Cleveland Heights skier Joe Sullivan might be making a dozen trips out West or Eas...

Ski resorts abiding by capacity restrictions Ski resorts abiding by capacity restrictions and last updated 2020-12-23 17:50:18-05 ELLICOTTVILLE, N.Y. (WKBW) — Hitting the slopes this holiday weekend could look a little bit different than any other year. "You need to have your mask on all the time except if you're eating, drinking or going down the hills" Jane Eshbaugh, director of marketing at Holiday Valley said. Ski resorts like Holiday Valley aren't exempt from the COVID-19 capacity restrictions. It has required a bit of maneuvering because the number can fluctuate depending on how ...

Regional ski resorts gear up for pandemic-focused winter season, with reservations, face masks required Updated Dec 10, 2020; Posted Dec 10, 2020 A chairlift takes skiers to the top of a hill at Boston Mills in Summit County. Resorts near Cleveland say they're ready to welcome back skiers for a safe winter season.The Plain Dealer Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio — It’s hard to imagine a more COVID-safe sport than skiing: Participants are outside, mostly alone and covered in protective gear. It’s the time spent off the slopes that has the potential for problems: Skiers crowded around a c...

Dozens of diehards were there at 9 a.m. Thursday to be the first ones down the mountain. Author: Lauren Hall (WGRZ) Updated: 12:40 PM EST December 10, 2020 Crews at Holiday Valley worked for four nights this week to make enough snow for skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes by 9 a.m. Thursday morning.  "We've added to our snowmaking, our automated snowmaking system which is really big," Director of Marketing Jane Eshbaugh told 2 On Your Side. "It's actually the reason that we're able to open so quickly."   Dozens of diehards were there to be the first one...